Sedona, AZ · Whole-home rentals on VRBO
🌾 Farm stays in Sedona
Beneath Sedona's red rock spires, the Verde Valley has quietly grown into Arizona's most surprising wine country. Fed by Oak Creek and the Verde River, this high-desert basin has been ranch and farm land since pioneer days, and in recent decades vineyards have taken to its craggy hillsides. Just south of Sedona, the neighboring communities of Page Springs and Cornville hold a cluster of pioneering wineries, Page Springs Cellars, Oak Creek Vineyards, Javelina Leap, and the historic D.A. Ranch among them, pouring Syrah, Sangiovese, and other warm-climate reds. A whole-home stay here lets you pair red-rock hiking above Sedona with tasting-room afternoons along North Page Springs Road, where green pastures and olive and fruit orchards line the creek. Renting an entire house or casita gives you a patio under the desert stars and a base for both Sedona's trails and the valley's vineyards and ranches.
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Where to look
Sedona itself offers the red-rock scenery and trailheads, while the wine hamlets of Page Springs and Cornville along Oak Creek, about 20 minutes south, put you closest to the vineyards, ranches, and tasting rooms of the Verde Valley.
When to book
Spring and fall bring the most comfortable weather and are peak for both hiking and the grape harvest; summer is hot but quieter in the valley, and mild winters make Sedona a year-round destination with softer off-season rates.
What you'll pay
Whole homes and casitas near Sedona typically run about $350 to $900 a night given the area's popularity, with larger luxury properties and prime red-rock views higher still.
Common questions
Is there really wine country near Sedona?
Yes. The Verde Valley just south of Sedona, especially Page Springs and Cornville along Oak Creek, has a growing cluster of wineries such as Page Springs Cellars and Oak Creek Vineyards, producing warm-climate reds like Syrah and Sangiovese.
How far are the Verde Valley vineyards from Sedona?
The Page Springs and Cornville wineries sit roughly 20 to 30 minutes south of Sedona by car, close enough to combine red-rock hiking in the morning with vineyard tasting rooms in the afternoon from a single home base.
What is the best time of year for a Sedona-area farm and wine stay?
Spring and fall offer the most pleasant weather for hiking and coincide with the grape-growing and harvest seasons, while Sedona's mild winters keep it appealing year-round; midsummer is hot but the least crowded in the valley.