We camped overnight in a sheep pasture owned by a lovely kiwi family with two young boys. We filled up with plenty of water before we arrived and we have our own toilet in our rig. The Kindar Farm is walking distance from both the village of Renwick and a company called Wine Tours by Bike, a local shop that rents bicycles for winery tours in the area.
There are several family-friendly wineries in this area that have toys, outdoor games and playground areas. So, first thing Monday morning Andi walked into town to use the high speed internet at a cafe while Tory, Aden and I stayed back at the RV to do school.
It was slow going as the kids were out of the habit, but we got it done nonetheless. When Andi returned a few hours later, the four of us walked down the road to the Wine Tours by Bike shop to start our afternoon adventure. It was the perfect warm summer day to bike to wineries in the area. The owners of Wine Tours by Bike were super friendly and hooked us up with tag-along bikes, helmets and a map of recommended family-friendly wineries to check out.
After a quick test-drive to make sure we were comfortable with the bikes, we set off on the cycling trail. Is this real life?! Here we were, biking along a beautiful path with vineyards surrounding us, lush green trees, and fragrant flowers on a gorgeous day — could life be any sweeter? The first winery we visited was called Forrest.
It was slamming inside when we arrived. I also requested Andi order a cheese board as a we were starting to drink at am and b it were responsible for biking our kids around town.
