7C's Winery

A sweet, little lady met us at the door. Out in the middle of nowhere, but so worth the trip. Wines (red & white sweet & trart) and even a few meads. Come in for a sample or two, or even a bottle. Places to sit outside and even a disc golf area. We enjoyed our visit and plan to return when we next get up this way

Great wines and meads!

Several free wine tasting samples of your choice.

Kind and helpful owner-operator.

Two delicious frozen drinks.

Multiple wine selections sold in pouches which are pool/lake/boat friendly.

Souvenirs also available.

Several outdoor social games such as Jenga Giant.

Nice outdoor covered porch / patio with tables and chairs.

Gravel parking lot and gravel drive/road to location.

Found this little gem hidden in the "back country" absolutely worth it, come on in and check them out and try out the wine and area

Dwight and Jean Crevelt founded 7C's Winery and have opened up the property to campers (both RV and Tent) and have space for about 10 or so dry campsites. The property is surrounded by farms on all sides, and is a quick 10-min jaunt south of the eastern arms of Stockton Lake. We also made the 1.5-hour drive to Ha Ha Tonka to check out the Castle Ruins and a friend's property in Camdenton.

Dwight was really cool about letting us park wherever made sense and the most level, though admittedly I took a couple tries to get lined up where I wanted. That said, there is PLENTY of room to navigate and get the right angle for the most level parking, though there are a number of slants to the grass areas that may be harder to level when it's full.

There are a number of spaces that could easily handle the biggest rigs and trailers. They can also accommodate dozens of tens, and often have bicyclists transit through as a focal point on the National Trans-U.S. and to-Alaska bike routes. There are technically no hookups, but Dwight is really cool about letting folks use the water. There is a restroom available in the gift shop area during regular hours (10a-6p), and there is also a port-a-potty with wash station halfway down the property for after hours. There is an outdoor shower with curtain on the side of the building. Free wi-fi is available, and we had 2-3 bars generally in the camper, about 150 ft from the shop. They provide a handful of portable fire pits, and Dwight usually has some firewood available. I told him he should start charging for it, but it was free while we were there (May 2021). They also have 6 or so frisbee golf holes, and there is a fun geocache on the property.

We had the entire place to ourselves save one evening when 3 tents setup. The only other company were Dwight and Jean, and the cows across the street on the neighbor's farm to greet us in the morning. Outside of the occasional full-ton truck or the cow's mooing in the morning, the property is very VERY quiet.

The Wine and Mead tasting were an amazing experience. You can try 6 wines or meads for free, OR for just $5 you can try twelve AND get to keep the sampling glass as a souvenir. They have about a dozen wines and 8 or so meads (wine-style made with honey), and they were all really enjoyable. I picked up 3 bottles of mead (including the habanero-infused mead!) and a dry red wine, and one bottle of clover honey mead for a gift. The have a fun gift and snack selection as well.

Dwight and Jean were unbelievable accommodating, super friendly to our whole family, and make some fantastic wines and meads. Anyone looking for a place to dry camp in the area NEEDS to look up 7C's Winery!

A very nice and relaxing atmosphere. We really enjoyed the Bunkhouse Red, Apple Wine, & Peach Mead. Owners are very friendly. Thank you!

Wide variety of wines (and mead) sadly, they have the issue of being too good that they run out of items! Relaxing environment and a Tesla destination charger for you to charge up while winding down!

We have been driving by for months always saying we will stop in "next time" we come through. We finally stopped in and I am sorry I waited so long. The owners were interesting to speak with, and had a lot of useful information about their products. The samples of the products were excellent and it was a hard choice about what to take home. Ended up with meads and a bottle of wine, as well as some dried peppers. Amazing flavors in the meads and the wines tasted. This is going to be a place we stop in often. I am anxiously waiting for summer and the music events.

I stopped by to wait out the hottest part of the day during my trans American bike trip. I had a glass of the semi sweet white (sorry I forgot the names) and I tasted the red, Both were fantastic! Very kind and generous owners, I highly recommend stopping in! Thank you very much!

Had a great time tasting the wines and Mead. We had never had Mead so it was interesting. Loved the country atmosphere.

They had the best sweet wines and mead I have had. Nice people. Prices are reasonable

Always a great and relaxing time, great place to bring the whole family let the kids run around and burn off all their energy as well

Had a great time enjoyed talking to the owner, family and pet friendly. Great place to enjoy a glass of wine and relax.

The winery is a beautiful piece of land and the owners are amazing people who are incredibly nice. I would 11/10 recommend visiting the 7 C’s Winery.

Beautiful sunflower field. I loved the props they set up for photography as well. Manager is a nice guy.

The meade here is world-class. The alfalfa meade is super and the ghost pepper-infused meade is just a work of art between sweet and spicy.

I was here for the Wine Run 5K and I had a blast. Great service and wine. I can't wait to come back.

Honey and jalapeño is awesome I don't care for wines but this is awesome better then beer and I like beer

Always a great visit at 7C's winery! They are always very accommodating.

Gotta try their ghost pepper, or jalepeno infused mead. That is some good stuff.

Wine tasting + live music what else do you need.🥂