Luray RV Resort on Shenandoah River

Dates: June 28 - July 12. The potential this place has is MASSIVE. As it is right now it was a huge letdown. They have a ton of land but not all that many actual spots to park. They call themselves a resort but don't have a pool or laundry. The price you pay is definitely far too much for what is there. They did have a large dog park which is about the only saving grace for us. We did have a couple of nights with some pretty terrible neighbors that the staff really didn't do much to alleviate. The Verizon signal was super weak and they did not have wifi (they were working on getting wifi at least). They did say that they were under new ownership and the new owners were slowly giving allowances for upgrades but they were not yet in place. As of now we wouldn't stay there again, that could change if they actually upgraded the park to the potential that it has.

We spent 3 nights in our RV and found it very neat & peaceful. The location was a wonderful place for our family to hike alongside the river, fish in the ponds, play on the playground and just be outdoors. Our kids spent 2 nights in a tent site near our back on site which worked out well for meals & campfire time.
The only real downside were the flies. They were just annoying. We put fly strips up n our unit and pretty quickly solved the problem.
Be sure to let the office know you need firewood if you’re arriving after the office is closed otherwise you’ll have to wait until the next morning.

The campground is very clean and well maintained. The sites are easily accessible with plenty of space between them. The bath house is very clean and good sized. For people with pets, there’s a dog park where the dogs are allowed off leashes to run and play; otherwise, they must be leashed while in the campground.
Spread over 100 acres, there are trails, walking areas, and plenty of room and space to explore.

This campground was very nice and well taken care of. There’s options for all types of campers, from full size RV’s to primitive tent campers. You can even tent camp right in the edge of the Shenandoah River! There are also a few cabins for rent with a beautiful overlook. The bathrooms were very clean. There were only 2 stalls and 3 showers, but I never had to wait to use the facilities. Each cite had a picnic table and fire pit.
One downside was there speed bumps can be very hard to see as they blend in and with a car you will bottom out. Not a good feeling! Also, forbid outside firewood and make you purchase their wood... the wood we got sucked! It wasn’t wet, but was impossible to keep burning! It was also very smoky when it was burning.

Arrived after dark after spending the day on the Skyline Drive.

The check in lady called about 4 pm to find out our arrival time and went through the late arrival instructions. Everything was just as she said it would be, she even left a map with the route to our space highlighted.

The property is large and well maintained . The sites are well spaced out and the camp was delightfully quiet.

Would definitely recommend.

Outlanders River Camp is situated right on the Shenandoah River, 5 minutes from downtown Luray and 20 minutes from Shenandoah NP’s entrance. Gorgeous lush property, cute cabins, great walking trails and amazing views. If it’s fully booked, the sites are close together like most RV parks so securing a corner site would be ideal if you want some more yard space. Otherwise, highly recommend!!