Things to Do
From Luray Caverns and Shenandoah National Park to local art, family attractions, scenic walks, and outdoor adventure, there are plenty of ways to spend a day in and around Luray. Visit a rescue zoo, catch a movie downtown, walk the paved Luray-Hawksbill Greenway, or try a zipline or ropes course.
Some attractions share a location or admission structure. General admission to Luray Caverns includes the Car & Carriage Caravan Museum, Shenandoah Heritage Village, and Toy Town Junction; the Garden Maze and Rope Adventure Park are separate experiences with separate pricing. Destinations extend beyond downtown Luray into Page County and Shenandoah National Park, so check each listing’s location, hours, and planning details before setting out. For vineyard, brewery, cider, and spirits stops, visit Wineries & Breweries.

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Art Space on 211
A gallery and shop for local artists and makers, formerly known as Warehouse Art Gallery.
Arts & Artisans Fine Art Gallery
A working downtown Luray gallery with a resident potter at the wheel, not just work on the walls.
Cooter’s Luray
A free Dukes of Hazzard museum with a themed store, restaurant, and scheduled live music.
Duncan Knob
A free 3.5-mile hike in the Massanutten range ending in a genuine boulder scramble to a 360-degree view rivaling Bearfence — with far fewer people.
Kennedy Peak
A free 6.8-mile round trip in the George Washington National Forest to a stone observation tower looking straight down on Page Valley.
Lake Arrowhead
A Town park with a one-mile trail, fishing, playground, and picnic shelters — swimming is not permitted.
Luray Singing Tower
A 47-bell carillon dedicated in 1937, with seasonal recitals.
Luray-Hawksbill Greenway
A roughly two-mile paved trail along Hawksbill Creek, with six parking areas along the way.
Luray-Page County Visitor Center & Railroad Museum
A free visitor center in a restored 1906 depot, with a railroad museum, Wi-Fi, and restrooms—a handy first stop to get oriented before you explore the area.
Middle Street Gallery
An artist-run cooperative gallery in the tiny town of Washington, Virginia.
Ralph Dean Park Disc Golf
A free, 18-hole disc golf course with mountain views in Luray — dog-friendly, right in town.
Route 11 Potato Chips
Free factory viewing and the best-smelling twenty minutes in Shenandoah County — call first to confirm they're frying.
Strickler Knob
A free 5.4-mile hike to the best 360-degree view in the Massanutten range — a real pink-blazed scramble that's harder than it looks.
Town of Shenandoah Museum & Welcome Center
A free town museum and welcome center beside a working Norfolk Southern railyard — train history and town history in one free stop.
Coming for more than a day? Find a cabin or vacation rental close to what you want to see.