Established in 2013, Tunnel Creek Vineyards is the place for making memories of a lifetime. This hidden gem in Roxboro, North Carolina, is filled with gorgeous views — the serene vineyard the Hollers always dreamt of building. Conveniently located near Raleigh, Durham, Greensboro, and Chapel Hill, it remains one of the most pristine wineries in the state.
Nothing is more important
than family and friends.
Larry and Sharon Holler believe nothing pairs better with family and friends than locally grown wine. As a child, Larry's father made his own wine and brought him along on trips to Napa Valley, California — instilling an early appreciation for the craft and the community that surrounds it. That appreciation, shared between the Hollers, became the philosophy behind this family-owned vineyard.
Tunnel Creek is named for the historic bridge and tunnel on the property — landmarks that have welcomed generations of families long before the first vines were planted. Today the vineyard continues that tradition, prioritizing community above all and hosting weddings, milestone celebrations, and quiet afternoon tastings on equal terms.
Modesty meets magnificence.
Exclusivity meets affordability.
Experience serene views overlooking our lake and vineyards as you create memories of a lifetime. With an 8,000 square-foot wine-tasting facility, a wraparound balcony, and a covered terrace, the estate is built for both intimate visits and grand celebrations.
Started by Larry and Sharon Holler in 2013, and still tended by the family today — every guest is welcomed as one.
Named for the historic bridge and tunnel that have welcomed generations to this land, our doors stay open to the community we love.
Locally grown wine from the rolling hills of Person County, paired with the warm Southern hospitality the region is known for.
Larry and Sharon planted the first vines at Tunnel Creek in 2013 with a simple belief: nothing matters more than family, friends, and a good bottle of wine. Today they still greet guests at the door of the tasting room — the same arched castle doors pictured here.
Walk the rows, take in the lake, and taste the wines where they are made — minutes from the Triangle and the Triad.
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