We were here for a week. Beautiful location! Conveniently off 81 and close to several caverns, the…read moreVA Civil War Museum, and Shennendoah National Park. Our site was large, shaded and best of all level. No leveling blocks needed. Sites are gravel, clean and well maintained. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful! Well stocked store, and they will make and deliver pizza right to your campsite. Typical KOA amenities, and they have a stocked catch and release pond on site for those who love to fish. Lots of activities for the kiddos, too. The road in is a little hilly and several curves, but big rigs shouldn't have any trouble navigating it - the signage on the road is great (funny sign on the road that said "1/2 miles Don't Give Up." Lol). We're more "state park people" in that we enjoy the space and solitude and we don't have kids traveling with us (just dogs), so we don't typically need all the on-site activities. But this week we needed full hook ups, and this park gave us that feel. With so much to do in the area, we didn't get to it all, so we'll be back and we'll definitely stay here again.

It is better to get there by day. It is off the road a bit. You have to park at a stop sign and…read morewalk up a hill to reach the office to check in. The dog park is very small. Lots of larger gravel. The only lighting after dark they had was some that came on as I walked by them attached to trees. We were surrounded by forest so it was kind of scary being out there at 9 in the pitch black. There are lots of weeds that give the dogs briars in their feet. They have a trail you can go on that was nice but after 20mins my dog was ready to turn around. I never found out where that would have taken me lol. That was really the safest bet for walking him. There is many large rocks there. There isn't much grass. The pond is tiny.

The sites are really nice and spacious campground is quite not to crowed and perfect for families…read more If you love to camp, I would highly recommend this place.

Cute most natural cavern I've visited, the tour guide was sweet…read more Cool to know the presidents used to party down here in the caverns

Mgt and Uppity atmosphere. They exclude locals which is…read morecrazy. The ice cream and pizza shop was only open when they wanted it to be not when customers needed it.

A friendly staff, cleanliness (especially bathrooms and sites), well-maintained grounds, spacious…read moresites, and the availability of amenities and lots of activities like bingo, crafts, pickleball ,cornhole, horseshoes, pool tables, weight room, pizza parlor/ice cream. Saturday night dinners are awesome. The overall atmosphere is peaceful, family-friendly.

Ive been here for trail rides several times and love it! This last ride was a special event one and…read morethey served us a warm home cooked meal and dessert and had ornament making. So welcoming and the trail riding is beautiful and fun every time. Thank you guys!

Inconsiderate staff. I understand that weight limits are important for the safety of the horses,…read morebut the way it was handled felt unnecessarily rude. The repeated questioning felt excessive and honestly left me wondering whether assumptions were being made about me before I even arrived. As a Hispanic customer, I can guarantee once my name was revealed, suddenly I didn't know my own weight?? Being asked to reconfirm as if I was expected to be pearl the whale. Furthermore, I almost died and they HARASSED ME!! I was in a hospital bed, calls after calls leading to the below messages. From an unknown number not registered to the business. Super unprofessional, will never consider this place EVER AGAIN. Gitty yo ass up out the way while you can.

This is now a Spacious Skies…read more The good: beautiful sunset view from the pergola pull thru sites (#28). Immaculate bathrooms and grounds. Quiet. Close to the National Park. The bad: the flies. I've never experienced anything like this. It turns out the campground is surrounded by active farmland. The farmer sprays manure on the cornfield. This created a plague of flies. I suggest avoiding the campground during peak corn season and/or picking a campsite in the center of the grounds as far away from the fields as possible. It was unbearable and we had to purchase a net for our canopy and that still didn't keep them out.

It has changed to spacious skies campground It is a…read morebeautiful campground would've given five stars but the wifi did not work at all The spots were not easy to pull into (the pull through spots) The playground needs to be fixed up but my 2 year old still enjoyed playing on it They have 2 pools, a billiards house, the bounce pillow, and a few other things Plenty to keep you busy without wifi unless of course it's a rainy day

Easy pull thru site. Open area. Plenty of room. Nice camp store. The fire pits with chairs were…read moregreat even had an umbrella for more shade. Amazing campsite!

This was a lovely place to camp to visit Shenandoah National Park; the sites were clean and nice,…read moreours had a concrete patio with 2 chairs and fire pit. We were along a fence and cows in the pasture on the other side would always come over to see us, so cute. We enjoyed our stay here! We camped at Spacious Skies Campgrounds - Shenandoah Views in a Motorhome in the fall 2025.

We had a fabulous time at Luray resort campground. We were in Glamping tent 424. Hard to see from…read morethe map but it's at the bottom of a 100' hill. Not river view, but near the water. Next time I'd try to pick 429-432 to see the water. The Glamping tent has Ac, small refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, double induction cooktop. Had typical place setting for six people. My bed was incredibly comfortable and I slept well for my entire state. The folks at the front desk, like Brian, were kind and generous. The entire facility appears to be brand new. The pool area is very nice, and my kids had a great time in there. The boys in our group enjoyed the bike track. There were always kids in the playground. We had a great time tubing down the river (have to judge conditions based on weather / rain). It was a 20 min float down the property for us, but one could make it to the "south river Shannon river boat launch" in a few hours. (About 5 miles, and water moved 1.25mph on our float) This campground is very big. I totally see why everybody is on golf carts. We used bicycles and it seemed to work just fine, besides going up the steep hill from our glamping site. There are not much shade at the sites, but many trees are planted.

Luray RV Resort is an excellent place to go for a getaway! Here's some quick takeaways from our…read morestay in May. We loved walking throughout the huge complex, the many options for entertainment and the scenic view deluxe back in sites. The spot that we stayed at (611) was much more quiet than the rest of the RV rows esp in the Strickler area which we were happy about. Despite really enjoying our experience there, there's a few things that need improvement. The number one thing is that the roads are gravel and everytime someone drives by a cloud of dust is kicked up. Someone drives by probably every 5 min even in the isolated corner we were in (cars/golf carts) so this is a very common occurrence. It's bad enough that our tow vehicle was covered the entire trip and we didn't want to eat outside. Who wants a cloud of dust hitting you while you're enjoying your dinner? This alone would be enough to make us hesitate going back. Number two is that it's the beginning of the season and the grass was more like dirt with some grass. (Check out the bonfire photo) I could imagine it won't get any better this summer. Number three is non existent WiFi. You will not, even with the best booster, get access to WiFi reliably or at all while you're here. Overall with all of the above, and the price per night in consideration, we do recommend the Luray RV Resort. Just know what you are getting yourselves into with the above information and you'll have a pleasant experience

Often times, the national parks get the best territory and the states get leftovers. However, the…read moreShenandoah River State Park, down the mountain from well known Skyline Drive and its accompanying federal parkland, is by no means inferior. A rural drive leads to a visitor center, trails, an overlook, river access, and campgrounds. I had time for only a brief visit, but the views were majestic. It would be an excellent place to return for a hike. As with most of Virginia's state parks, there is a modest entrance fee, but I'm sure it's well worth it.

I travel and stay at a lot of parks during the course of the year, and I have only repeated a few…read moreof them. This location is incredible, rich with things to do, views to see, and adventures to have with enough time. The cabins are gorgeous, fair warning that there is no television, but honestly who cares?! I had great phone signal which almost never happens on these excursions, and I loved making a fire in my fireplace and sitting on the porch with coffee for sunrise, which I could see from Cabin 11. This cabin also was at the end and felt private, even though I could see my neighbors (who had set up Christmas lights! How fun!) There's also a wonderful hiking trail right by these cabins, 10 and 11, the Red Tail Ridge, that was semi-short (2.5 miles or so if desired to create a loop with Big Oak) and had views of the river and Shenandoah valley below!

Great time with my boys, prices were fair. We tent camped. Cooked everything over the fireread more

Our family had a wonderful time at 340 camp ground. The staff was very friendly and welcoming…read more The Shriners Weekend was such a fun time for all the kids and adults. The water fight, sack race, corn hole tournament and live music made for a busy weekend. Thank you for a great time!

Nice campground outside of Luray. RV sites are spacious and fairly level. There are trails, a…read moresmall playground, and it is on the Shenandoah River. It's a little pricey, especially when the weather is bad and you can't enjoy the river for fishing, tubing, etc. It's rather quiet, although quite full at the same time. The cabins appear to be extremely nice and a good price if a group of 8 were meeting up for a weekend. They had a full kitchen and bath and even a hot tub. The camp store had the essentials and the staff was friendly. Outlanders would definitely be a good home base for those wanting to explore the Valley during the day and return to the campground for a peaceful evening.

Beautiful well kept clean campground. We are 1st time RVers and I was worried about camping on…read moregravel but our campsite is very level and we didn't even need to use our leveling blocks. We drove in late at night in the dark but it was very easy to find our site after downloading the campground map from their website. Site #15