Top 18 things to do and attractions in Cornville

So we planned the day to be in Sedona-exploring the stunning red rock formations! But the weather decided not to cooperate! Rain, fog, snow, thunder, hailstorms all within the first few hours of arriving in Sedona! So instead we decided to enjoy some wine! What a wonderful find! Page Springs Cellars in Cornville, Arizona! Enjoyed their tasting flights of wine and ciders! Loved the blood orange and beet salad! Pizza with fig and prosciutto was deliciously amazing! Loved the vibes and decor! Leslie F the "Sales Associate" was attentive and knowledgeable about wine/ciders! Beautiful property! Explored the outdoor areas! Had a lovely afternoon at the vineyard! Highly recommend!

Decided to stop you on the way to Sedona. The lady behind the counter was wonderful knowledgeable very friendly. I wish I would’ve called her name. We did the wine tasting flight. Then we order the spinach artichoke. It was delicious. Will be back.

I enjoyed every moment I spent in this place, an oasis in the middle of the desert. Overall atmosphere is peaceful and lovely.. the wine was delicious, the music beautiful, the food from food truck was not the best. Is a great place to thank God for the beauty of this world.

Our wine tour stopped at this winery. We decided to have the sangria. It was delicious. Lovely place with live music

Of all the beauty surrounding the Verde Valley and Sedona, Manzanita Restaurant may be the best kept hidden gem. The unassuming location will not awe you with beautiful red rock backdrops, but once you step inside, none of that will matter any more. We came for our anniversary and the setting was perfectly romantic and intimate. The staff treated us like family, offering to take our picture in multiple locations and providing a celebratory dessert. The space is warm and inviting, offering old warm charm that eludes most modern restaurants. The service is top notch, your drinks will remain filled, the free bread will keep arriving hot at your table, and your server will offer expert insight into every dish. Most importantly, the food is interesting and delicious. Try the venison special, the elk steak, the fish special, or any of the German specialities. For an appetizer, the salmon crepe is addictive. If you are looking for something off the beaten path, far from the pricey, trendy, and generic food in Sedona, come here and experience a uniquely local and exquisite Arizona restaurant.

Great service. Excellent food

I had the most amazing experience on a private, sunset ride with Horsin Around Adventures. The reservation process was extremely easy and all of my questions on my requests were answered right away and I was able to book my private ride with short notice, which was amazing! The property is beautiful along with the drive and when I arrived I was greeted with such warmth and happiness that I was there. The check in process was so easy and fluid and the ride was spectacular. My guide Gina was absolutely amazing and so thorough with explaining everything, made everything so comfortable and so much fun! I am beyond grateful I had her as my guide and would request her next time! She took the most beautiful pictures of us at the top and I will remember this day forever. I would highly recommend booking your horseback riding adventure here as the views are stunning and if you can book a private ride the sunset is absolutely worth it!! Thank you, and Gina thanks for making my experience so perfect and special.

Doing wine tasting today on our way to Cottonwood for a couple of days. Cove Mesa is well set up for exactly that. Large hall-like setting with plenty of seating. Outstanding staff - friendly, informative, very attentive. Comfortable setting - laid back. Indoor and outdoor seating. Excellent selection. Pics attached.

This place is great for a small stop in wine country for the Az angler in your life. Or to take a quick hike through to learn and enjoy property before hitting up the next winery. The show pond is well kept and bring some quarters for yourself or the kids to feed the fish. Plenty of predator birds, ducks to view too. Free Self guided tour is short, informative and helps you appreciate the work fish & game and your tax dollars are doing for outood recreation across Arizona. Learn about the fish. See the baby fish. Small picnic spot just off the parking lot with plenty of shade and a trail that runs around the property along the creek. Say "Hello" to John for me and ask him lots of questions because he loves what he does.

The park is very nice and underrated. Tons of nice trails and a nice mini museum inside the visitor center. Bring tons of water or gatorade, as the hot weather plus the hiking trails can make you exhausted. Nice scenery. 100% would recommend to a friend or family to visit. Nice wildlife too.

Excellent meal with great host/owner Corey, Chef Robert Barr and our server, Grace! The Chicken Olivia and Eggplant Parmigiana are delicious! The upgraded interior lends to a wonderful ambiance. Great find and well worth the trip!

What a hidden gem, perfectly situated just minutes from Sedona! We called last minute and were fortunate to snag a reservation. From the moment we arrived, the staff greeted us with warmth and friendliness, instantly making us feel welcome. They even recommended a restaurant, Up the Creek, which we absolutely fell in love with. Coming from Louisiana, we’re usually picky about food when we travel, but this place was a revelation—truly exceptional! The campground itself was spotless, and the pool buzzed with guests enjoying themselves. The next morning, we were delighted by a visit from deer right at our site. The showers? Fantastic—strong pressure and plenty of hot water. If we’re ever lucky enough to return to the area, we’d come back in a heartbeat!

The park is quite large with multiple sections in different elevations. The newer sections typically will all have 50 amp while the older section only has 30 amp service. (there's a very reasonable upcharge for 50amp sites) The staff was very nice at check-in. It was our first time there, so she gave us a quick explanation of the amenities and their locations. The park is quite large with some distance between the sections. I wouldn't consider walking an option, but I guess that depends on the person. We refilled our propane while we were there which they have a dedicated area for. They are only open for a short period of time each day, but they were well organized for each vehicle to get in line and get a refill efficiently. The views from the park was spectacular. They have a policy to make sure all your exterior lights are off after 10pm, which makes sense because you can really enjoy the stars at night. Would highly recommend this park for anyone in the area.

This park is in Corville. It is nice and peaceful. Has a beautiful pond. I had a beautiful and peaceful day at the Windmill Park.

Clean & well organized multiple vendor antique etc mall. A great variety of products offered in a nicely arranged setting. (See photos)

Fun course. Greens and tee boxes in good shape. Fairways could be better for sure. It’s my buddy’s home course his initials are CC and he lost today lolololol. Lost at his home course. Yikes. Anyway fun.

I can't say enough about Shep, his wonderful art, and his warm and generous spirit. It was total serendipity that I crossed paths with him....not in person, but because of his art. Here is part of an email I sent him after purchasing Pure Joy. Hi Mr. Sheppard, My fiance, Brenda and I were in Sedona last week for the Sedona Canyons 125 Mile Ultramarathon, which starts in Jerome and ends in Flagstaff. It's a tough but beautiful course. Brenda was the runner and we had a crew of three of us who met up with her at a few points along the 125 mile course (where we could) to give her supplies and check on her overall health. We also could pace her so she had company from Munds Park (mile 55) to the end. I paced her for the last 21 miles to the finish. It was all the things you could imagine. Tough, beautiful, inspiring, relentless, unforgiving, and a true test of the spirit and the heart. The first time we saw Brenda was at mile 37. We made sure she had fresh supplies for the next section and watched her take off into the distance. . Afterwards, we had hours to kill before we'd see her again, so we went back to the VRBO we had rented in Sedona, and while driving through town, noted the Village Gallery of Local Artists. We decided to walk in to look and eventually, I found the section with your artwork. I took one look at Pure Joy, and saw the beautiful canyons, the heart in the sky, and the lone girl raising her hands in wonder to the heavens above, and I knew this was all about the journey Brenda was on at that very moment, as I stood there looking at your painting. I had no choice but to purchase it for her. I wanted her to have something special to remember the adventure she had undertaken. And that's the reason I'm emailing you. I wanted to share our experience with you and let you know how your art connected with us in a way you probably never imagined. After Brenda and I finished in Flagstaff, we drove back to our VRBO in Sedona to have a day of recovery before returning to Roseville, CA. I told her about the giclee, and the gallery was close so we drove there so I could show it to her. She was touched, moved, and loved it. So it was special to see that it touched her as it did me. So I wanted to share this story with you about your artwork....a story you would never have heard otherwise. We love the print, and and every time we look at it, we will be reminded of the incredible adventure Brenda set out on....determined to finish, no matter the obstacles. And she did it. And Pure Joy will forever be a reminder of that journey, and what it means to her. Thank you for your art. Clearly it's a labor of love. Art affects everyone differently. Because this was a unique situation, I thought I'd share this with you, so maybe it would bring you some joy of your own, to know how it has touched us. :) Update: Shortly after sending my email, I got a phone call from Shep to thank me for my purchase. He hadn't seen my email - turns out it was in his spam folder. I let him know the Giclee had arrived quickly, and was packed perfectly. We already had it up and were enjoying it. Later he did send me an email after he had a chance to read mine, and as you would expect, it was heartfelt and genuine. Shortly after that, I came home from work to a special envelope from Clark Sheppard. I told Brenda I had a feeling it was for her, and of course it was. Shep had taken the time to send a personal message to us, along with a signed print of Pure Joy. And he'd gone to the race web site to find and print out the course profile, to include with his print and message. Brenda was touched...what a thoughtful and special gift. We are both so grateful to have this artwork. It was our first time in Sedona, and we will definitely go back. But this time we'll take the opportunity to go to the Sedona Art Gallery and meet the artist in person. Thank you Shep for everything. We love the spirit and beauty of your art, and are already thinking about what we might get next. :) Brad and Brenda