Four hundred million years in the making, Luray Caverns is one of the most spectacular sights in the eastern United States. Underground chambers, ranging from 30 to 140 feet high, display natural formations of columns, draperies and pools of water. Brick walkways lead visitors through different chambers, each with a wonder of its own. The Cathedral Room has a "Stalactite Organ," the largest natural musical instrument in the world. Guided tours are available every 20 minutes and last about one hour.
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Pardon the snark, but *REALLY*?!?!?!?!?! So my husband and I decide to visit Luray Caverns - and afterwards, finding some extra time on our hands, we...
Ready & Explore
This is a great place to take your kids to learn all about rock formations. Best for 8 year old and older. Definitely not for ...
Be a spelunker for a day!
An unbelievable place. You will feel like you have stepped onto another planet! This trip is best for the older children who can appreciate the ...
Luray Caverns is the largest cavern in Virginia and the most popular in the East. Remember to bring along a sweater; no matter how hot ...
Luray Caverns
Went to Luray Caverns in the fall. This is probably a popular time to go as was getting to peak season in the Shenandoah Valley. ...
Amazing Cavern
One of the best! If your child is scared of the dark, beware they turn off the lights at some points. Beautiful formations, just a ...
A Family Staple in Luray, VA
Most of us in this area have been to the caverns and though there are many to choose from, Luray Caverns and Maze are the ...
“A fun family afternoon”
We visited the Caverns on a Sunday afternoon and it was a nice visit. My husband and I took our 3 kids (ages 6,3,and 1). The older kids loved i...
“Pass If You've Already Seen a Cavern”
The tour was mainly focused around how certain stalagmites looked like animals, or animal dwellings, or food. There was very little education, ...
“Worth the stop, a little pricey”
I had been to Luray Caverns as a child, but my husband had not. So on a ride home from a visit to Charlottesville we stopped off at Luray (abou...
“Specatcular cave formations. Worth the money and the commercialization”
We visited the Caverns on a sunny Sunday in November and were a little bit concerned when we pulled up and saw the giant parking lot and tour b...
“Caverns were fascinating - Guide and tourist trappings were ghastly”
The caverns themselves were really interesting - particularly the reflecting pool. It was fascinating to see what we're walking around on every...
“Don't go out of your way”
I agree with the other reviewers, this place is just not worth a lot of effort. We drove down from Washington DC (~2 hour drive) and arrived at...
A great side trip from Shenandoah National Park
Located in Luray, about 10-15 minutes west of Shenandoah National Park, the caverns are truly a fun experience. First, admissions was 19 for a...
Excellent for Handicapped Child
Visited 10/20/2007 -- Luray Caverns is excellent. My family has seen every Commercial Cave in the Shenadoah Valley and Luray is the best. My re...
great place to visit
I liked this place alot. I went 4 or 5 years ago with my parents...It was fun and a GREAT place to EXPERIENCE if you've never been through a to...
An Underground Adventure
As you descend down a stairway into the caverns you immediately feel the air dampen and cool. Minerals cascade from the walls like a frozen wa...
I Love It
I've been to these Caverns several times over my life time and I think I will go back often. They really are neat and last I remember other th...
A really cool place to visit!!
Luray caverns is a unique caverns experience. Not only is it the largest in the state of Virginia, but it's the only one in the world that has ...
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