Reading Winery Tour Charter Bus Rentals

Busrentalreading.com is a quote-comparison and referral website. You fill out one quick form with your date, group size, and pickup location, and you're taken to a results page showing vehicles, photos, amenities, and pricing from a network of independently owned transportation companies serving Reading and Berks County. No account needed, and a free quote is always available by phone at 484-709-8388.

You share your trip details once — pickup address, winery stops, date, and headcount — and the platform returns available vehicles and pricing from independent operators in the network. Review your options side by side, choose the bus that fits your group and your itinerary, and book directly through the national booking platform. No waiting for callbacks to get pricing, no calling five companies.

Just one form and instant results.

Manatawny Creek Winery in Douglassville is the closest at just 12 miles southeast on US-422, with an open lot that accommodates minibuses. Pinnacle Ridge's former Kutztown location closed in February 2021. Clover Hill Vineyards in Breinigsville is open daily and sits in an accessible suburban setting about 25 miles east — one of the most flexible stops for a first-time Lehigh Valley wine tour.

For winding mountain approaches like Galen Glen in Andreas, a sprinter van or smaller minibus is the right call.

For groups of 10–14, a sprinter van is the most popular choice — comfortable, easy to maneuver on rural winery roads, and perfect for intimate tasting groups. Groups of 15–35 do well on a minibus, which gives everyone room to stretch out and store a bottle or two on the way home. For larger organized groups of 36 or more heading to a major Lehigh Valley wine trail event weekend or a private winery buyout, a full-size charter bus is available through the network.

Just mention your headcount when you fill out the form!

September and October are the peak months — Pennsylvania Wine Month runs through October, Pinnacle Ridge hosts its Harvest Festival in the fall, and the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail runs ticketed fall trail weekends that draw large groups from across the region. Bachelorette parties and birthday wine tours also spike in May and June as the outdoor tasting season opens. Book at least four to six weeks out for fall weekends, and as early as possible for October Harvest Festival dates, when vehicles across Berks and Lehigh counties go fast.

Yes! Multi-stop pickup loops are common for wine tours departing Reading. A typical itinerary might start at the Doubletree by Hilton Reading on Penn Street, add a second pickup in Wyomissing, and then head east on US-422 toward the Lehigh Valley wine trail.

List your pickup points and preferred order when you fill out the quote form, or call 484-709-8388 and a live agent will build the route around your group's starting points. The pricing you see already accounts for the full itinerary.

Most do. Manatawny Creek Winery ((610) 689-9804) and Pinnacle Ridge Winery ((610) 756-4481) both recommend calling ahead for group visits so the tasting room can prepare. Galen Glen in Andreas ((570) 386-3682) is open weekends only and has limited tasting room space, so a call before your visit is especially important for groups of 10 or more.

Clover Hill in Breinigsville is open daily and is the most flexible for walk-in groups, but a heads-up is still appreciated for larger parties.