Wineries in Cornville and Page Springs

Cornville has 5 wineries. All of them are in the Page Springs area, along Page Springs Road and the streets near it. This is where the Verde Valley’s grapes are actually grown. The tasting rooms on Cottonwood’s Main Street and in Jerome pour wine made out here, but these five are the vineyards themselves.

All five are open most or all days of the week, generally from mid-morning or 11 a.m. into the evening, and four of the five serve food along with the wine. Page Springs Cellars runs a full bistro, and Cove Mesa, Javelina Leap and Oak Creek Vineyards each have a food menu. Our record for DA Ranch says nothing about food, so ask when you book. Page Springs Cellars and Oak Creek Vineyards & Winery keep the longest hours, staying open into the evening on the back half of the week. One thing to watch: Javelina Leap’s last pour is 5:30 p.m. even though the tasting room stays open later, so don’t plan to walk in right at closing.

Three of them, DA Ranch, Oak Creek Vineyards and Javelina Leap, say plainly that dogs or kids are welcome. DA Ranch, Javelina Leap and Page Springs Cellars all host private events, groups and weddings, so call ahead if you have something bigger than a regular visit in mind. None of the five have a tasting fee in our records. Ask when you arrive.

Maybe you’d rather not make the drive out to Page Springs. The storefronts in town pour local wine instead of growing it, and they’re a separate list on this site. Look under tasting-rooms rather than wineries.