Top Things to do in Luray - Page County
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What to do and see in Luray - Page County, Luray - Page County: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Luray - Page County, United States including Jordan Hollow Stables, Warehouse Art Gallery, Shenandoah Moon, Stony Man Mountain Hike, River Hill Wine & Spirits, Luray Caverns, The Car and Carriage Caravan Museum, Massanutten Storybook Trail, Hawksbill Greenway, The Garden Maze.
Restaurants in Luray - Page County
1. Jordan Hollow Stables
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 249 reviews
Reviewed By Akisses47 - Seaford, United States
My husband i visited during our vacation to the shenandoah Valley. We were both rather nervous, but the team did a wonderful job at making sure we were comfortable. We did the walk and trot, which was amazing!!! I highly suggest it. The team even provided us private ride. My husband is a pretty big guy, and they made sure he had a horse the would fit him. He feel absolutely in love with Tonto and couldn't stop talking him on our drive home. I had Colorado, who was his brother. It was definitely a match made in heaven. I highly suggest adding them to your agenda when in the area. And bring cash, because you are definitely going to want to tip. The guides are very friendly and knowledgeable, and ensure you are comfortable the whole ride. We will see definitely be back.
2. Warehouse Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By 593kathyo - Columbia, United States
We stopped here after reading the reviews and it turned out to be one of my favorite stops. I will go back here. I had my 13 and 9-year-old with me and they loved it as well. I was an art student and this place brought back those memories for me. Very interesting and original artwork of all kinds of mediums.
3. Shenandoah Moon
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 44 reviews
Shenandoah Moon specializes in clothing, jewelry and accessories that reflect today's growing interest in global textiles. Our selection of hand-dyed batik clothing from Indonesia, silk and cotton jackets from India, and jewelry and other accessories from around the world is stylish and affordable. If you're looking for something "Shenandoah Valley Made", you'll find jewelry, candles, soap, yarn, and more from more than two dozen local artists, plus a wide selection of beads and findings. Sign up for a jewelry making or fabric dyeing class, book a private party with four or more, or just drop-in to make a memento of your visit. Shenandoah Moon is located in the basement of the historic Fitch/Long building, c.1880, Which is adorned by artistic moons, stars, and shutters. Open Friday and Saturday from 11am-5pm or by chance or appointment.
4. Stony Man Mountain Hike
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 448 reviews
Reviewed By MarkUSNA1998 - Odessa, United States
After a much longer hike the day before, we wanted a shorter, easier one for our last day. Since this one is right next to Skyland where we we're staying, it was perfect. In short, it is easy to find the trail head, there was ample parking (at 10am), and it was a pretty easy hike up to the best view I have seen yet in the park. All in all I think it took is about an hour round trip, with about 15 minutes standing at the top. Highly recommended!
5. River Hill Wine & Spirits
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 116 reviews
River Hill Wine and Spirits is a family owned, farm based winery and distillery located along the Shenandoah River in Luray, Page county, Virginia. We pride ourselves in small batch high quality Wines and Whiskeys. We also have a full selection of farm raised beef and pork products as well as farm fresh eggs available for sale at the distillery building
Reviewed By renfield1969
You have to drive through a neighborhood that turns into a farm to get to River Hill, but it is well worth tracking down. It is a pretty small operation as distilleries go, but the owners are really down to earth and enthusiastic. Pop is happy to give a tour of the unassuming place: there is the tap room, and the small room behind it is the distillery. "This is my vat, those over there are my barrels." The bourbon and corn whiskey he makes are all worth picking up. If they aren't the best you've had, you will appreciate the taste of down home honesty. My wife was happy to chat with Mom and sample the fruity wines they sell (yes, including Sweet Potato.) I find those type of wines good for desserts or pancakes, but my wife likes the occasional spritzer. They were out of one that my wife selected, but she got a kick out of watching Pop decant her bottle directly from a barrel, and he let her label it and put the seal over the cork. The property itself is pretty large, and they do a number of other things aside from the distillery. You can buy meat at the counter with your wine, and they also board horses and I understand they have a shooting range. This is a place you want to visit just so you can recognize it when some author inevitably includes it as a setting in a novel.
6. Luray Caverns
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4,625 reviews
Discover Eastern America’s largest and most popular caverns. 4,000,000 centuries in the making, this “must see” U.S. Natural Landmark is noted for the profuse variety of formations and unsurpassed natural color. One hour tours from well-lighted, paved walkways lead visitors through cathedral-sized rooms with ceilings 10 stories high. Enormous chambers are filled with towering stone columns, shimmering draperies and crystal-clear pools. Also in this subterranean wonderland, “hear rocks sing” as you experience the haunting sounds of the world’s largest musical instrument, The Great Stalacpipe Organ. Completely unique are the beautiful tones created by this one-of-a-kind instrument, which makes music of concert quality from the surrounding stalactite formations covering more than three acres.
Reviewed By drcrawford240 - Tuckerton, United States
My best friend was there 30 years ago with her parents and couldn't wait to bring her son and me and my daughter there to see it and as soon as we went down the steps into the cavern, I was in awe of the beauty that this natural wonder is. Our tour guide, Phillip, was a very knowledgeable and friendly young man that answered every question we asked and even have us some great ideas for where to hike in Shenandoah Valley when we asked him. The food concessions were very reasonably priced and tasty and the prices in the gift shop were surprisingly reasonable as well. I would highly recommend this trip to anyone.
7. The Car and Carriage Caravan Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 805 reviews
Located at Luray Caverns, this specialty museum features rare antique autos.
Reviewed By fairwayBarbie
Everything from Conestoga Wagons, Model T’s, horse drawn carriages, bicycles, luxury cars, to baby carriages are in this excellent collection. The vehicles are well maintained and beautiful. It was a delight to behold!
8. Massanutten Storybook Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By H7436BSdianes
A quick & easy walk through a 3 ft wide path that is handicap accessible. No steep grade very level walk way. A beautiful view at the end. Easy to find off 211, drive carefully & slowly on Crisman Hollow a sharp back switch and only a lane 1/2 road. Enjoy this easy walk to a beautiful view.
9. Hawksbill Greenway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By 2012retired
This paved path is a great way to enjoy the wildlife that likes to live along water and is the perfect 5K. I walk/jog it often and the Town of Luray staff keep it looking great and there are 2 nice bathroom facilities along the route. They have doggie bags available to pick up after your pets should you want to exercise with your 4 legged friend.
10. The Garden Maze
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 126 reviews
Unravel the mystery of the largest hedge maze in the Mid-Atlantic states - a one acre ornamental garden at Luray Caverns. Eight foot tall hedges create a pathway of puzzlement. A misting fog provides cooling and visual effects. On your journey through the maze, you will travel past fountains, through hidden tunnels, and over a lookout tower. A-maze-ing fun!
Reviewed By MarkUSNA1998 - Odessa, United States
To be honest, I didn't want to waste the money on this when my youngest asked to go while we were visiting Luray Caverns. Grumpy old dad thought it was another tourist trap. It is, kind of, but it was also a lot of fun. It was bigger and harder than I expected, and even with differences in age we enjoyed running around and looking for the clues so we could finish. Oh yes, and they offer military discount so it was $30 for all four of us. Probably comes out to about a dollar a minute or so, but it was very enjoyable and well done.
