Page Springs Cellars

Page Springs Cellars, located in Cornville, Arizona, is situated amidst the picturesque Oak Creek Canyon, just south of Sedona in the Verde Valley. The winery's name pays homage to the artesian springs that drew pioneers like James Page to the area in the 1870s. As a family-owned and operated vineyard, Page Springs Cellars produces nearly 1,500 cases of wine annually, leveraging its unique volcanic landscape and proximity to Oak Creek Canyon. Visitors can explore the surrounding area by hiking at Bubbling Ponds Preserve or visiting the nearby Page Springs Fish Hatchery, which produces approximately 750,000 fish per year for Arizona's lakes, ponds, and streams. The winery itself is nestled among other local attractions, including DA Ranch Vineyards, Javelina Leap Winery, Oak Creek Vineyards, and Up the Creek Bistro & Wine Bar. The latter, a historic spot dating back to 1956, offers wine pairings and cuisine amidst its rustic charm. Tasting experiences can be arranged at various wineries along Page Springs Road, which also features other local businesses like Lo Lo Mai Springs Resort, offering cabin accommodations and RV sites amidst the natural beauty of Oak Creek. For those seeking adventure, Horsin' Around Adventures provides guided horseback riding excursions through Arizona's scenic landscapes.

Written by Ava from public sources. Not written or reviewed by the winery.