What a cute place to pick up a souvenir or a gift for the holidays! This shop caters to all things…read moreWestern Virginia so you know they have the goods. I spend a good bit of time looking at the yummy jams which included hot pepper jelly and a variety of different fruits flavors. I then looked through there extensive collection of Simply Southern tee shirts and sweaters. They had a pretty good selection of different sizes. I was also super impressed with their home décor offerings. They had a number of adorable items that would be great for Christmas presents!

Stop by if you are looking for a cute gift or a sweet treat while in Luray. The store is very…read moreinteresting to browse and everyone will find something they like.

Fantastic local shop filled with decor, locally made goods, pottery, fine art prints, clothing,…read morejewelry, fresh eggs and more! Unique items at excellent prices. Perfect for gifts or to find a special something to remember your visit.

Lots of cute gifts and country decor. Upstairs and downstairs chock full of local goods, gourmet…read morefoods and handmade items. Prices are pretty good, and this place is well maintained ! Friendly service! Some vintage pieces.

I didn't know what to expect when I walked in the door. I guess this is a shop for buying…read more"spiritual" things. It seems old and dirty and overstocked to me. I think every nook and cranny is too full and every item should be picked up, carefully cleaned, and their display cleaned. I also found the confusing "rooms" difficult to navigate. Where is the doorway? Can I exit through a different doorway? I don't know, the whole thing needs to be remodeled, in my opinion. Wise Quaker of yore, George Fox, once said, "use it as long as you can." And I feel this place has been used, in its current state, as long as it can.

I took my son here as he wanted some Tarot cards and we had a lovely experience. The store is…read moreadorable and has tons of stuff and the staff are super helpful and kind. Definitely recommend for your spirituality needs! He's already asking to go back.

I had the best time at a stop here. The owner and staff are so friendly, and very knowledgeable…read moreabout the crystals and gems they sell. They have the neatest black-light cubby for fluorescent gems. The store cat it's the cutest and super friendly. And I fell in love with every goat pig and chicken there. Will definitely be back!

Farmers Market dream... not only do they have fresh produce, dairy products and dry goods, seasonal…read moreflowers, plants and herbs, but there's an animal farm, a garden shop, a rock & mineral store, and a gift shop! This place has it all! The resident tortoise kitty is friendly and cute, pet friendly. The light fixtures and lamps are so unique! The fall selection of pumpkins and mums is plentiful. The owners are also building a coffee shop which will add even more charm to this country corner in Luray! Pop in! I bought herbs, handmade greeting cards, linens and more! Pop in!

After exploring the caverns, we walked across the street to the Heritage Village where they have a…read moremuseum, small restaurant where you can also buy some Luray wines, the gem sluice, and some other buildings we did not explore due to an approaching thunderstorm. I've seen gem sluices other places, like Myrtle Beach, but never understood the appeal. We were traveling with a 7-year-old this time and his mom really wanted him to experience it. I remained unconvinced until his father started to help him pour the sand into the sieve and the geodes started to appear. Jeremy has recently embraced his love of amethyst and had just bought a geode at the gift shop at the caverns for some crazy amount of money ($65). Our 7-year-old friend came away with one on his first batch, which was nowhere near what Jeremy had spent. Lesson learned, I'm doing the gem mining first, if Jeremy ever starts talking about expanding his rock collection. Our friend also came away with a variety of other gemstones and some sharks teeth. In his second batch of sand, he got another amethyst and the most gorgeous white quartz geode I have ever seen. It was such a fun experience. NOW I understand the appeal. Would recommend.

Service was great! Food was ok. I got pork BBQ. I'm pretty sure it came from Sam's Club.read more

Omg! This place is a gem and I am so grateful I stopped before heading home from the park. So many…read morewonderful handmade and homemade items, clearly a lot of care and love goes into this shop! I initially came for the preserved goods (the cider is AMAZING--especially cherry and peach--thank you for the recommendation!) and fell in love with a groovy beautiful vintage style print quilt. This quilt brings such a vibrant energy and joy into my home. I love it and know what a cherished memento it will be for decades to come. Can't wait to come back!!!! Thank you for being such wonderful stewards of the community and sharing that love to visitors. Really a magical place and so happy to support this small business!

MUST STOP!! This is the cutest little gift shop. We bought 3 beautiful quilts, some jam, and apple…read morecider. I absolutely love shopping local and loved giving the sweet old women all my money.

Cute, romantic, and uber peaceful. They have a little patio area as well where they play…read moreinstrumental music and you can have a little snack. I came here with a friend but will definitely encourage my boyfriend to come next time! Their on-premises shop is also adorable, with lots of gift options available.

This was a fun day trip with friends. The lavender and landscape was beautiful! The little shop…read morehad cute items, tea for sale and yummy lavender gelato. It was a nice outing.

This visitor center is a must-stop when exploring Shenandoah! The location is beautiful, with…read morestunning views that make it worth the visit on their own. Inside, there's a small but charming store with local souvenirs. The exhibits were informative and well-presented,great for learning more about the park's history, wildlife, and natural features. It's the perfect place to take a relaxing break along the way. They also had clean restrooms and restaurant nearby.

The Byrd center is located about halfway on Skyline Drive at mile 51, across from Big Meadows. It's…read morea great place to stop. The visitor center has a theatre that was rotating through three film options when we visited covering nature and history topics (how else would we have found out that the park has eels?!) The exhibit space is really nice too, informative and interactive. There's a nice slate of windows to look out at Big Meadows, and not only for wildlife, it turns out, as they were also doing a helicopter training during our visit, which was interesting to observe. There is also a small gift shop available. The center is located near a trailhead and the Big Meadows Lodge, which offers food during peak season. There are gas pumps available. There was an EV charger in the parking area, as well, though it was out of commission at the time of our visit. The rangers and staff were all very friendly and helpful.