Shenandoah River State Park

A 1,619-acre Virginia state park with 25 miles of trails, river access, and genuine accessibility features — the most accessible outdoor destination within an hour of Luray.

Shenandoah River State Park covers 1,619 acres with about 25 miles of trails and 5.2 miles of river frontage, including three car-top boat launches. Parking is $10. The park is genuinely accessible: an all-terrain wheelchair is available by reservation, and the lodge, cabins 2 and 5, and all picnic shelters are accessible. Dogs are welcome.

This is a full destination rather than a single hike — plan a visit around river access, a shorter trail loop, or simply the view from Cullers Overlook, which is the standout spot at sunset. Because it’s a large park with many features, this listing covers the destination as a whole rather than any one trail within it.

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Contact & hours

350 Daughter of Stars Dr, Bentonville, VA

Hours change seasonally. Check the official site before you drive out.
Last verified · 2 Sep 2026
Quick facts
Type
Hiking & Trails
Area
Bentonville
Cost
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