Page County, nestled in the narrow valley between the Blue Ridge and the Massanutten ranges, ranked 3rd in agriculture in the state. Main agricultural products are poultry, and to a much lesser extent cattle. The census showed a gain of 52 farms reflecting an increase in poultry operations in the area.
Learn about Fort Egypt, a large log house built circa 1758 in Page County.
Page County has 1,230 acres under conservation easement (Dec. 2008).
- The County Website is: Page County
- To review the County Code click: Page County Code
- Regional planning information can be found at the: Northern Shenandoah Valley Regional Commission
This 463-acre farm in Page County is protected forever by a conservation easement that limits development of the property including over 7,000 feet of the South Fork of the Shenandoah River.
