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Discovery Day at Luray Caverns

In August of 1878, Luray Caverns were first discovered. The New York Herald reported a “thousand candles illuminated the antechambers making it nearly as bright as day.” Sounds magical, doesn’t it?

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A Splashing Good Time on the Shenandoah

Shenandoah River Outfitters (SRO), just north of Luray, has been providing fantastic family fun on the Shenandoah since 1970. Visitors can enjoy the cool waters of the river while floating past famous farmlands, soaking up the sun...

Luray’s Downtown Park

The award-winning Luray-Hawksbill Greenway flows throughout the scenic Hawksbill Creek and through the center of historic Luray. This multi-use path invites visitors to enjoy a unique and urban green space combining the abundant beauty...

Exploring Shenandoah’s Night Skies

The cooler temperatures and the crisp Blue Ridge Mountain air at the Shenandoah National Park makes everything appear brighter in the night sky. Stars sparkle with more luster and constellations come into clearer view.

Celebrate July 4th in Downtown Luray

There’s no better place to celebrate America’s independence than in Small Town, USA. The Downtown Luray Annual Children’s Parade kicks off the Fourth of July at 10am at Inn Lawn Park. Deck the family in red, white, and blue...

Camping with Yogi and Boo Boo

Near the entrance to Luray, the Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park Camp-Resort offers a multi-faceted camping experience. From relaxing in the shadows of the Blue Ridge Mountains to participating in the many fun-filled activities, the 73 rolling acres...

Blue Ridge Spring Blooms

Spring is near and nowhere is that more apparent than in Shenandoah National Park. The welcome rite of spring is marked by the return of wildflowers, migrating birds, and creatures waking up.