Photos from a recent stay in the snow at the Topley!  Thank you, Natalie, for sharing these beautiful pics, and we're so glad you had a good time with your friends here in Luray!

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We've been busy preparing for the Grand Opening of the 1987 Oak Springs Retreat at Massanutten Springs! We're getting close to completion and can't wait for you to come visit us at our newest cabin retreat! Stay tuned for details -- and more photos!

Thank you, Sarah, for sharing your photos of the 1850s Massanutten Springs Cabin.  Your photos help us see your magical, "winter wonderland" point of view!

There's a quiet beauty we have out here when it snows.  One of our guests, Jen H., shares photos of her snow day at the 1959 Topley Retreat.

Photos taken at the Topley, Courtesy, Jen H.

For details, visit: Elevate Your Winter Holiday Season

Here's a "sneak peak" at the progress we're making at the 1987 Oak Springs Retreat - the latest addition to our Massanutten Springs vacation properties in Luray, Virginia.  Stay tuned for updates!

If you are looking for a freeing, close-to-nature, camping adventure, as opposed to booking a hotel, you may have thought about renting a yurt.  Here’s a little background about yurts to pique your interest: Horse-loving nomads who journeyed across the steppes of Central Asia have lived in hide-covered, circular-shaped homes since ancient times, and for centuries, their dome-like shape, and the natural materials used to cover them, would protect these intrepid wanderers from the strong winds and severe weather encountered during their treks.
Recently, staying in a yurt has evolved into “glamping,” and because of its elegant simplicity, the yurt exceeds the expectations of traditional tent campers but is not quite as fussy (or expensive!) as a fancy hotel stay.  Rugged yet whimsical, the hearty yurt plays a big role in the “glamping” revolution.  As an early adopter and advocate of yurts, and “glamping” in Luray, Virginia, #1 Rock Tavern River Kamp has evolved as well – and is now a go-to glamping hub for individuals, couples, small familes or friends getting together for a fun-loving camping excursion in Luray, Virginia. Water-proof material, doors, windows, and an expansive, elevated platform appeal to campers (like you!) who seek the comfort and convenience of a yurt, within a wooded campsite setting.

Does the idea of camping (or “glamping”) in a yurt appeal to you? Wondering where you can rent a yurt in Luray, Virginia? Here are eight, great reasons why you should rent a yurt at the #1 Rock Tavern River Kamp in Luray, Virginia, with some kind words from our guests about their recent stays sprinkled in for good measure.  Click here to read more!

See: "Why rent a yurt? Eight great reasons to rent a yurt at #1 Rock Tavern River Kamp"