On 100 acres along the South Fork of the Shenandoah River in Page County, Virginia, Luray RV Resort delivers a mountain river camping experience with resort-scale amenities in one of the most scenically beautiful and historically layered valleys in the eastern United States. Two hours from Washington, DC and 90 minutes from Richmond, the resort sits where the Shenandoah Valley's Blue Ridge escarpment and Massanutten Mountain flank the river in opposing ridgelines of spectacular visual drama—and less than fifteen minutes from Luray Caverns, one of the most remarkable geological sites on the East Coast. The combination of river access, resort water features, mountain scenery, and caverns of national significance creates a destination with more genuine layers than most Virginia vacation stops. The 100-acre property accommodates a full range of guest preferences. Full hookup RV sites, glamping tents, private cabins, luxury cottages, and Airstream rentals give the resort the accommodation flexibility to serve solo travelers, couples, families, and group events with different budgets and style preferences. Riverfront tent camping positions the most adventure-oriented guests directly at the water. The resort's recreation infrastructure has been significantly developed: a resort-style water park with pool and waterslide, a tiki bar for poolside refreshments, two stocked fishing ponds, pickleball courts, basketball, cornhole, a mountain bike track, a BMX track, and an RC car track provide the active recreation depth that a 100-acre property at this scale can support. Biking, hiking, swimming, tubing, canoeing, and kayaking on the Shenandoah extend the activity calendar from the resort to the river and beyond. The Shenandoah River is the resort's defining natural asset. The South Fork in this section flows through a valley landscape of exceptional beauty—wide pastoral reaches, wooded ridges on both flanks, and the clear mountain water that has made the Shenandoah one of the most celebrated canoeing and tubing rivers in the mid-Atlantic region. Fishing in the river produces smallmouth bass in numbers and quality that attract dedicated anglers specifically to this section, and the bird life—bald eagles nesting along the river, osprey, great blue herons, and the songbird diversity of the Page Valley bottomland forest—rewards quiet time on the water at any season. Luray Caverns, accessible in under fifteen minutes from the resort, is among the most spectacular cave systems in the Eastern Hemisphere—a 64-acre underground landscape of stalactites, stalagmites, and the remarkable Stalacpipe Organ, the world's largest natural musical instrument. The resort provides exclusive discounts for guests at both Luray Caverns and Endless Caverns, making the cave experience a natural day-trip addition to any stay. Shenandoah National Park's Skyline Drive begins within accessible range for hiking, scenic drives, and the Appalachian Trail access that defines the park's visitor experience. The Luray valley's wineries, orchards, and the historic downtown of Luray extend the regional itinerary. Luray RV Resort operates from late March through late November for the 2026 season. Summer is peak season for river recreation and the water park, and fall—with Shenandoah Valley's celebrated foliage in the surrounding mountains—creates the resort's busiest and most scenic shoulder period. Reserve early for fall foliage weekends and summer school-break weeks, and let the Shenandoah Valley earn the reputation that has drawn visitors from DC and Richmond since the railroad first reached it.
Campground rules and policies
Check-In and Check-Out Policy
- Check-in time is 3:00 PM on the day of arrival.
- Check-out time is 11:00 AM on the day of departure.
- Guests staying in the primitive riverfront area must check in by 5:00 PM.
- Late arrivals must stay in a different camping area.
- All campers, guests, and visitors must first register and pay usage fees at the check-in station at the time of arrival.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Quiet Time
- In consideration of all guests, mandatory quiet time is from 10 pm to 8 am.Pet Policy
- We are a pet-friendly resort, but pets must be walked on a leash, cleaned up after, and may not disturb other guests.
- Pets are the responsibility of the owner.
- Management reserves the right to restrict aggressive and disruptive animals.
- Upon check-in, please notify the team of your pets.
- Please be sure to bring your pet's vaccination records.
- All animals must be on a leash at all times outside of the RV.Visitor
- All guests must pay usage fees and register at the check-in station and must be greeted by their party.
- Visitor cars must be parked in the designated auxiliary parking areas with a car tag visible at all times.
- Visitors can not bring in trailers, campers, or ATVs.
- Visitors must obey all LSR rules and regulations.
- Combined visitors and campers must not exceed the allowed number of campers on a site.
- Visitors are not allowed on major holidays unless prior arrangements were made during the time of reservation.
- Visitors of registered guests will be permitted on the premises between the hours of 12 pm-8 pm.Children Policy
- Do not leave minor children unattended.
- Do not allow your children to chase or throw rocks at guests, pets, or wildlife.Vehicle Policy
- Guests must keep vehicles in gravel areas.
- Only two vehicles per site.
- All additional cars, boats, and trailers are to be parked in designated auxiliary parking areas.
- Camp vehicle tags must be displayed at all times while a guest at Luray RV Resort on Shenandoah River.Alcohol and Drugs Policy
- Virginia drug and alcohol regulations must be obeyed.
- All alcohol must be kept in coolies and covered containers.
- Public intoxication of guests or visitors is not permitted under any circumstances.Property Rules and Regulations
- All golf carts must be parked at quiet time.
- Generators are not permitted.
- Campers staying in the primitive riverfront are not permitted to have visitors.
- No drones, firearms, weapons, fireworks, or metal detectors are allowed on the campground.
- Removal from the premises will be immediate with no refund.
- Federal law allows public use of the Shenandoah River; however, trespassing on neighboring properties is strictly forbidden.
- A fishing license is required to fish on the Shenandoah River.
- Use of uninsured or unlicensed motor vehicles at Luray RV Resort on Shenandoah River is not allowed.
- This includes but is not limited to golf carts, mini bikes, ATVs, gas scooters, electric scooters, or mopeds.
- Exceptions can be made with prior approval in the event of medical reasons.
- All fire rings and charcoal grills in use must be attended to at all times.
- Open-air fires will not be allowed when the fire risk is high.
- All burning materials must be kept inside the container.
- Burning trash in your fire ring is strictly prohibited.
- Fires need to be put out before checkout.
- All fire rings should be cleaned out prior to leaving.
- Campers and guests are not allowed to bring their own firewood.
- All firewood must be purchased at the check-in station.
- Do not pick up wood, cut or laying on the ground to use as firewood.
- Do not tie anything to trees, including hammocks.
- Feeding of wildlife is prohibited.
- Campers must keep perishables in containers and put trash in the trash dumpster.
- Please do not disturb the natural environment including damaging trees, shrubs, vegetation, or animal habitat.
- No cutting of trees, limbs, or vegetation on the property.
- If found in violation of cutting of trees, limbs, or vegetation, a $75.00 fine will be imposed.
- Please do not remove downed limbs from trails or hilled areas.
- These are to help to maintain land erosion.
- This is a wildlife refuge, and all wildlife must be respected and preserved.
- Please check with our staff for locations.
- Please accompany your children to bathrooms, showers, rivers, and play areas.
- Do not move picnic tables or fire rings.
- Do not leave trash in your fire rings.
- Violation of any rules by campers or guests will result in the entire party’s removal from the property with the forfeit of all site fees.
- Luray RV Resort on Shenandoah River is not responsible for any accidents that may occur while staying or visiting the campground.
- The employees, contractors, owners, successors, or agents will be held harmless.
- No sleeping tent allowed on RV or cottage sites.
- When leaving please take all trash to any of the dumpsters located on the property.
On 100 acres along the South Fork of the Shenandoah River in Page County, Virginia, Luray RV Resort delivers a mountain river camping experience with resort-scale amenities in one of the most scenically beautiful and historically layered valleys in the eastern United States. Two hours from Washington, DC and 90 minutes from Richmond, the resort sits where the Shenandoah Valley's Blue Ridge escarpment and Massanutten Mountain flank the river in opposing ridgelines of spectacular visual drama—and less than fifteen minutes from Luray Caverns, one of the most remarkable geological sites on the East Coast. The combination of river access, resort water features, mountain scenery, and caverns of national significance creates a destination with more genuine layers than most Virginia vacation stops. The 100-acre property accommodates a full range of guest preferences. Full hookup RV sites, glamping tents, private cabins, luxury cottages, and Airstream rentals give the resort the accommodation flexibility to serve solo travelers, couples, families, and group events with different budgets and style preferences. Riverfront tent camping positions the most adventure-oriented guests directly at the water. The resort's recreation infrastructure has been significantly developed: a resort-style water park with pool and waterslide, a tiki bar for poolside refreshments, two stocked fishing ponds, pickleball courts, basketball, cornhole, a mountain bike track, a BMX track, and an RC car track provide the active recreation depth that a 100-acre property at this scale can support. Biking, hiking, swimming, tubing, canoeing, and kayaking on the Shenandoah extend the activity calendar from the resort to the river and beyond. The Shenandoah River is the resort's defining natural asset. The South Fork in this section flows through a valley landscape of exceptional beauty—wide pastoral reaches, wooded ridges on both flanks, and the clear mountain water that has made the Shenandoah one of the most celebrated canoeing and tubing rivers in the mid-Atlantic region. Fishing in the river produces smallmouth bass in numbers and quality that attract dedicated anglers specifically to this section, and the bird life—bald eagles nesting along the river, osprey, great blue herons, and the songbird diversity of the Page Valley bottomland forest—rewards quiet time on the water at any season. Luray Caverns, accessible in under fifteen minutes from the resort, is among the most spectacular cave systems in the Eastern Hemisphere—a 64-acre underground landscape of stalactites, stalagmites, and the remarkable Stalacpipe Organ, the world's largest natural musical instrument. The resort provides exclusive discounts for guests at both Luray Caverns and Endless Caverns, making the cave experience a natural day-trip addition to any stay. Shenandoah National Park's Skyline Drive begins within accessible range for hiking, scenic drives, and the Appalachian Trail access that defines the park's visitor experience. The Luray valley's wineries, orchards, and the historic downtown of Luray extend the regional itinerary. Luray RV Resort operates from late March through late November for the 2026 season. Summer is peak season for river recreation and the water park, and fall—with Shenandoah Valley's celebrated foliage in the surrounding mountains—creates the resort's busiest and most scenic shoulder period. Reserve early for fall foliage weekends and summer school-break weeks, and let the Shenandoah Valley earn the reputation that has drawn visitors from DC and Richmond since the railroad first reached it.
Campground rules and policies
Check-In and Check-Out Policy
- Check-in time is 3:00 PM on the day of arrival.
- Check-out time is 11:00 AM on the day of departure.
- Guests staying in the primitive riverfront area must check in by 5:00 PM.
- Late arrivals must stay in a different camping area.
- All campers, guests, and visitors must first register and pay usage fees at the check-in station at the time of arrival.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Quiet Time
- In consideration of all guests, mandatory quiet time is from 10 pm to 8 am.Pet Policy
- We are a pet-friendly resort, but pets must be walked on a leash, cleaned up after, and may not disturb other guests.
- Pets are the responsibility of the owner.
- Management reserves the right to restrict aggressive and disruptive animals.
- Upon check-in, please notify the team of your pets.
- Please be sure to bring your pet's vaccination records.
- All animals must be on a leash at all times outside of the RV.Visitor
- All guests must pay usage fees and register at the check-in station and must be greeted by their party.
- Visitor cars must be parked in the designated auxiliary parking areas with a car tag visible at all times.
- Visitors can not bring in trailers, campers, or ATVs.
- Visitors must obey all LSR rules and regulations.
- Combined visitors and campers must not exceed the allowed number of campers on a site.
- Visitors are not allowed on major holidays unless prior arrangements were made during the time of reservation.
- Visitors of registered guests will be permitted on the premises between the hours of 12 pm-8 pm.Children Policy
- Do not leave minor children unattended.
- Do not allow your children to chase or throw rocks at guests, pets, or wildlife.Vehicle Policy
- Guests must keep vehicles in gravel areas.
- Only two vehicles per site.
- All additional cars, boats, and trailers are to be parked in designated auxiliary parking areas.
- Camp vehicle tags must be displayed at all times while a guest at Luray RV Resort on Shenandoah River.Alcohol and Drugs Policy
- Virginia drug and alcohol regulations must be obeyed.
- All alcohol must be kept in coolies and covered containers.
- Public intoxication of guests or visitors is not permitted under any circumstances.Property Rules and Regulations
- All golf carts must be parked at quiet time.
- Generators are not permitted.
- Campers staying in the primitive riverfront are not permitted to have visitors.
- No drones, firearms, weapons, fireworks, or metal detectors are allowed on the campground.
- Removal from the premises will be immediate with no refund.
- Federal law allows public use of the Shenandoah River; however, trespassing on neighboring properties is strictly forbidden.
- A fishing license is required to fish on the Shenandoah River.
- Use of uninsured or unlicensed motor vehicles at Luray RV Resort on Shenandoah River is not allowed.
- This includes but is not limited to golf carts, mini bikes, ATVs, gas scooters, electric scooters, or mopeds.
- Exceptions can be made with prior approval in the event of medical reasons.
- All fire rings and charcoal grills in use must be attended to at all times.
- Open-air fires will not be allowed when the fire risk is high.
- All burning materials must be kept inside the container.
- Burning trash in your fire ring is strictly prohibited.
- Fires need to be put out before checkout.
- All fire rings should be cleaned out prior to leaving.
- Campers and guests are not allowed to bring their own firewood.
- All firewood must be purchased at the check-in station.
- Do not pick up wood, cut or laying on the ground to use as firewood.
- Do not tie anything to trees, including hammocks.
- Feeding of wildlife is prohibited.
- Campers must keep perishables in containers and put trash in the trash dumpster.
- Please do not disturb the natural environment including damaging trees, shrubs, vegetation, or animal habitat.
- No cutting of trees, limbs, or vegetation on the property.
- If found in violation of cutting of trees, limbs, or vegetation, a $75.00 fine will be imposed.
- Please do not remove downed limbs from trails or hilled areas.
- These are to help to maintain land erosion.
- This is a wildlife refuge, and all wildlife must be respected and preserved.
- Please check with our staff for locations.
- Please accompany your children to bathrooms, showers, rivers, and play areas.
- Do not move picnic tables or fire rings.
- Do not leave trash in your fire rings.
- Violation of any rules by campers or guests will result in the entire party’s removal from the property with the forfeit of all site fees.
- Luray RV Resort on Shenandoah River is not responsible for any accidents that may occur while staying or visiting the campground.
- The employees, contractors, owners, successors, or agents will be held harmless.
- No sleeping tent allowed on RV or cottage sites.
- When leaving please take all trash to any of the dumpsters located on the property.