In Luray, house rentals are the most frequent accommodation type. In addition, house rentals in this destination have an average cost of $284 a night and a median size of 1,700 ft². Moreover, if you are going in a group of 7, house rentals are the ideal type of accommodation in Luray, as they usually accommodate this exact group size. Hotel rooms are the other most frequent accommodation type in Luray. Our data shows that the average price of hotel rooms is $135 a night for an area of 360 ft².
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Select a filter and find an offer matching your criteria among the 140 properties in Luray. Luray is the ideal spot to book a rental if you never miss an episode of your favorite show or you think grilling is essential for a great vacation, as the most common amenities are "TVs" and "barbecues." Three amenities that are not often available are "cribs," "saunas," and "pools."
The weather in Luray
Check out the climate diagram for Luray. On average, the warmest month is July. Conversely, January is the coolest month in Luray, with temperatures going under 24° The month of November has nice weather with only 10 rainy days.
Discover natural wonders with Luray vacation homes
The Blue Ridge Mountains overlook wineries, quaint towns, and caverns in the 200-mile long Shenandoah Valley in which your idyllic vacation home is situated. Luray, Virginia, on the Luray Reservoir, is home to remarkable caverns and surrounded by verdant mountain ranges.
Marvellous museums
Travel back in time at the Luray Valley Museum, which charts the fascinating history of the Shenandoah Valley from its Native American inhabitants to the roaring 1920s. Continue exploring the site to discover a 19th century farming community and learn about the area's African-American heritage.
At the Car and Carriage Caravan Museum you'll find a horde of automobiles stretching all the way back to the settler wagon. The collection also features a 1892 Mercedez-Benz and a 1908 Baker Electric.
Kids and critters
Animal fans are ecstatic about Luray Zoo and Rescue Center. Luray Zoo rescues and rehabilitates vulnerable animals. Come and see their fantastic work in action and meet monkeys, snakes, and tigers among other amazing animals.
Page Valley Fairgrounds is a dynamic entertainment center where you can see horse shows, sheep showmanship, and lawnmower racing. Come on 'Kids' Night' for more family-friendly fun. Meanwhile, Toy Town Junction is an incredible miniature world of trains and cars. Wandering through this world of humorous stories and amazing detail will make even little ones feel like King Kong.
Exploring Luray
There's so much to discover in and around Luray. Why not go boating on Luray Reservoir, or relax with a round of golf at Caverns Country Club Resort? Marvel at the dramatic chandeliers of stalactites at the Luray Caverns – the most popular in Eastern America. Millions of years have transformed these cavernous interiors more than ten stories high and into the wondrous shapes you see today.
The Cavern's Garden Maze has 8 foot hedges that hide an enchanted fountain, a hidden cave, and an elevated platform – see if you can find them all.
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