Luray KOA

Virginia is a beautiful state no matter where you go, but few areas compare to the sights you can see when you enjoy an RV rental at Luray KOA. The perfect home base for nearby excursions into the wild, here you can find many amenities, like a seasonal swimming pool (open from the end of May to the beginning of September), a dog park, playground, pool tables, ping pong, and a cafe. You can also stay connected with Wi-Fi service available throughout the park. You can also grab some firewood here, and there's a snack bar when it comes time to refuel.This family-friendly KOA campground features full hookups at every site, including 20, 30, or 50 amp service, and motorhome rentals up to 70 feet in length can be accommodated. When the day is done, you can freshen up your clothes in the laundry room and use the on-site restroom facilities.Once you set up camp with an RV at Luray KOA, you can look forward to many more things to enjoy in the area. When you book an RV in Page County, you could take a fascinating trip to the Luray Caverns where you can see nature in its most unique form. Then enjoy a delightful day at Lake Arrowhead or venture out even farther and try a day trip to the nation's capital, Washington D.C. Rent an RV near Luray, and you'll have plenty to keep your trip interesting.

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The Great Outdoors

When you grab an RV rental near Luray KOA, you can explore some of the most spectacular locations in the country. These areas are great for all sorts of outdoor recreation. Shenandoah National Park is a hiker's paradise with over 500 miles of trails covering a 200,000-acre area. Along with hiking, you can enjoy some backcountry camping, fishing, bicycling, rock climbing, and horseback riding. A couple of visitors centers offer exhibits and more chances to dive into the area and check out the orientation movie or ranger-led programs.To the west, you can find another massive natural area ready to be explored at George Washington and Jefferson National Forest, which spans almost two million acres. Home to the Appalachian Trail, you can get lost in these hills for quite a long time if you’re interested. Activities to enjoy within the forest include hiking, fishing, bicycling, camping, bird watching, hunting, and more. In the winter, you can also explore the wilderness on the cross-country skiing trails.If you continue a bit farther to the west, you should come across Monongahela National Forest in Elkins, West Virginia. This area offers over 900,000 acres of beautiful mountains, hills, and valleys. You can take a scenic road tour before you find yourself the perfect place to settle in and start to mark your own path. Miles and miles of trails open the door to plenty of mountain biking and hiking opportunities. You can also enjoy hunting and fishing along with rock climbing, horseback riding, and interpretive areas.

Explore the City

The fun isn’t confined to the sun, and you will definitely want to dig beneath the surface when you're motorhome camping around this fascinating area. A trip over to Luray Caverns is not to be missed, with some really rare sights to see. There's more to the largest caverns in the eastern United States than just huge cave rooms. Here you'll also find a few other attractions, including the Car and Carriage Museum, the Luray Valley Museum, and the Toy Town Junction. You can also spend some time in the whimsical outdoor Garden Maze while you're here. Take a relaxing stroll through this one-acre hedge maze, where you'll pass fountains, tunnels, and other unique features.When you venture outside of Luray KOA with the campervan rental, you should take some time to check out Monticello, the plantation of President Thomas Jefferson in Charlottesville. You will want to spend the whole day here with all the amazing views and landmarks to explore. There are family-friendly tours where you'll see 11,000-year-old mastodon bones and have access to hands-on activities. Another great family destination is the Amazement Square children's museum found near Roanoke with plenty of interesting exhibits for the kids to enjoy. The Amazement Tower covers multiple floors, and you can learn about topics like electricity at Voltageville or architecture at Once Upon a Building.Mountains, museums, and loads of history are found in the scenic northwest region of Virginia. Book a travel trailer rental near Luray KOA and start planning your tour today.

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