Established in 1980 with an Oregon Trail spirit from 1846 when pioneer Thomas Cox farmed the volcanic Nekia soil on a hill and opened the very first mercantile store in Salem on Ferry and Commercial. Ankeny Vineyard carries on this entrepreneurial gumption with their cutting-edge wines and care for the land, wildlife, and community.
About Ankeny Vineyard
Reviews & Ratings
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March 26, 2026Alisha HWood fired pizza and the views!
Great Winery close to home. Delicious Wood Fired pizza. The views are stunning.
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December 19, 2022markrH2548GQ
Wonderful setting, delicious food and drink, and a superbly helpful staff!
We held our annual team holiday celebration at the Vineyard. From the outset, Sarah and her team we very accommodating, creative and organized. We arrived to a room full of decorations, piles of pizzas ready for the wood fired oven and a staff to greet and address any member’s needs. The menu changes with the seasons and all of the food was beautifully presented and tasted great. Sarah selected a range of wines for our group to pair with the food and none of them failed to meet expectations. A big shout out to Sarah and the staff for your hospitality!
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August 5, 2022Edgar P
Nice ambiance and quite surroundings.
Ankeny Vineyards is situated in a quite farmland. A little place where you can enjoy and relax with friends or love one. They have a good wine selection and their wood-fired pizza is perfectly done. We had the pig out pizza with ham, pepperoni, sausage and some sauce and whatever spices they add - it was pretty darn good. We paired that with their 2019 Estate Pinot Noir and finish off with their Chocolate Amore dessert.
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July 29, 2022James H
You Have to Try This Vineyard!!
This is a fabulous vineyard to enjoy. They offer live music Friday and Saturday nights and Sunday afternoon. Wood fired pizza and great wine make for a wonderful place to relax, enjoy friends and music. Rod and Jodie have really made this a wonderful place to visit.
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July 24, 2022SREuroTravelerAn average experience overall.
This is a decent venue with mediocre wines. Their wood fired pizza is always enjoyable. This visit I had the spinach and artichoke dip which was cheesy and enjoyable. I also had a couple of glasses of Rose which was unremarkable at best. They are worth a visit if you are a local or are nearby.