Cornville/Page Springs is an unincorporated community located just minutes between Sedona and Cottonwood in the heart of the Verde Valley. Some have dubbed Cornville a "cultural hub" because the area attracts a diversity of people who work and enjoy the amenities in nearby cities and towns, while choosing to live in a decidedly more rural place.
The physical setting of Cornville is defined by the meandering course of Oak Creek between Deer Pass and the Verde River. The creek that once attracted pioneer ranchers and farmers now attract retirees and those retreating from busy careers or seeking a slower pace of life in a peaceful atmosphere. The topography and the public lands that surround the community provide a natural buffer and protection from the lights and sounds of nearby municipalities. Cornville has been described as a "rural oasis" because of its setting. The importance of the area?s "rural" values, however they are defined, cannot be overstated. The creek itself, green valley, fertile land, open space, big views, quietness, clear air, dark skies, are the key attributes that attract people to Cornville/Page Springs and keep them there.
Oak Creek, its tributaries, and associated springs define the community landscape. Growth is managed in keeping with rural residential character, natural resource values (including water availability) and economic sustainability.
Residents enjoy a variety of Lifestyles. Some enjoy home-based livelihoods. Many are retired. Others work in the community and may commute to work in nearby cities and towns. All appreciate a quiet atmosphere and dark skies apart from urban lights, sounds and congestion.
Modern highways, county roads, and a system of trails follow historic settlement routes and connect low-density residential neighborhoods, planned developments, private retreats, farms, ranches, and small commercial districts.
Page springs known for its winery row is a beautiful green belt drive that will take your senses away, you?ll want to stop and enjoy the scenery off the side at one of the wineries. It's no wonder many well known artists and musicians call Cornville home with its beauty and grace you won?t find a better place to live.
Small businesses serve residents, attract visitors on scenic country drives and link with other economic centers. The Post Office, public school, fire station, church, park and fish hatchery are sources of public pride.
The community is free of heavy commercial and Industrial developments. Private schools, spiritual retreats, bed & breakfast inns, restaurants, vineyards, a farmers market and equestrian centers highlight the area. The well-maintained central business area is developed with natural colors, native plants and materials, rustic features and a rural theme.