Luray Caverns

Shenandoah National Park

• Shenandoah National Park: Thornton Gap Entrance. Enjoy hiking, stunning vistas, ranger-guided tours, and more in Virginia’s “Mountain Playground.”
• George Washington and Jefferson National Forests: 1.8 million acre offer scenic drives, hiking & biking, swimming, boating horseback riding and other activities
• Luray Caverns: Virginia’s largest lighted caverns and most popular caverns in the East. See the antique transportation collection at the Car and Carriage Caravan as well as the recently added Luray Valley Museum.
• Lake Arrowhead: freshwater lake and recreation area operated by the town of Luray. Fishing, swimming, sand beach, picnicking and nature trail
• Downtown Luray: Theater, restaurants, antiques and craft shops.There are lots of different art events going on all of the time. Check Page Valley Arts Council for details.
• Historical Buildings & Tours: the Mauck Meeting House, the White House Bridge, Calendine, Massanutten School and Hamburg Country Store.
• Shenandoah River: Canoe, tube, fish and swim in this scenic river.
• George Washington National Forest: Lots of trails to hike and wonderful scenery.
• Meems Bottom Bridge: the longest covered bridge of nine in Virginia and the only one left in the Shenandoah Valley. Located North of Route 11 on the way to Mt. Jackson. Shenandoah Caverns is very close by.
• Golfing: is available in several locations nearby.
• Wineries: Wisteria Farm & Vineyard is about a 10 minute drive from Luray. There are quite a few others wineries you can visit within a 45 minute drive called the Blue Ridge Whiskey Wine Loop

Follow these links:

• Brookside Cabins & Restaurant
• Evergreen Christmas Tree Farm
• Faithbrooke Barn and Vineyards
• George Washington National Forest
• Luray Caverns
• Luray-Page Chamber of Commerce
• Shenandoah National Park
• The Valley Cork
• Virginia Christmas Tree Association
• Virginia Grown
• National Christmas Tree Association
• Find a “Pick it Yourself” Near You
• Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park Campgrounds

Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park

Looking for a place to stay?

Why not try the Cornfield Inn? It is a great place to stay when visiting Valley Star Farm for Christmas as its next door to the farm — and only minutes away from all of the other great activities Luray and Page County have to offer. Visit their Facebook Page here.

There are also many other places to stay, including the Mymslyn Inn, an historic hotel in downtown Luray, and numerous B&Bs and log cabin rentals all over the Page County area.  What you will not find are any large hotel chains.  The Shenandoah Valley is a beautiful, peaceful retreat into nature.