Getting to the Inn is almost as fun as being there!
We are located in Luray’s historic downtown and provide a perfect home base when exploring an impressive selection of recreational activities, major attractions, and cultural history throughout the area. Country roads and a rural landscape will lead you here – where charming downtowns featuring shops, festivals, performing arts, paved walking trails, museums and monuments are accessible all year round.
Located 0.9 miles away
Luray Caverns
A full-service attraction with gift shops, food options, museums, ropes course, and a one-acre garden maze.
Located 0.9 miles away
Shenandoah National Park
Host to Skyline Drive and stretches from north to south along a 105-mile crest of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Some 75 vista overlooks and 500 miles of hiking trails, including the famous Appalachian Trail, provide enthusiasts a national park experience complete with visitor centers, exhibits, and ranger programs.
Located 3.5 miles away
Golfing
18-hole semi-private golf course boasting beautiful views from every hole and vantage point.
Downtown Luray
Host to Skyline Drive and stretches from north to south along a 105-mile crest of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Some 75 vista overlooks and 500 miles of hiking trails, including the famous Appalachian Trail, provide enthusiasts a national park experience complete with visitor centers, exhibits, and ranger programs.
River Activities
Shenandoah River’s south fork flows through the entire length of the area, creating a playground for canoeing, tubing, fishing, and swimming. Local outfitters provide rentals and guided trips.
Local Sporting Events
Town of Luray special events include activities at the Recreation Park, Lake Arrowhead, and the Luray Hawksbill Greenway.
Luray Hawksbill Greenway
A designated Virginia Birding and Wildlife Trail and Bird Sanctuary. Follow Hawksbill Creek along a 2-mile paved walking and biking loop with convenient entry and footbridge locations off Luray’s Main Street. A linear park with paved walking pathways, benches, and picnic tables that parallel the trout-stocked Hawksbill Creek.
Civil War & Page County History
The Shenandoah Valley is often referred to as “the Breadbasket of the Confederacy.”
Wine & Beer
Shenandoah Valley Spirits Trail and Blue Ridge Whisky Wine Loop provides organized visits to working farms specializing in wine, distillery and craft beer.
Calendar of Events
Mimslyn event schedule and area event calendar.