Most stays go without a hitch, but it helps to know where things are before you need them. Here are the practical services our guests ask about most.
Medical & Emergency
Valley Health Page Memorial Hospital
200 Memorial Drive, Luray
The local hospital, with an emergency department staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week. In a genuine emergency, always call 911 first.
CVS Pharmacy
1404 W. 211 Bypass, Luray
The main pharmacy in town, with a drive-through window. Open Monday to Saturday 9am–9pm and Sunday 9am–7pm. Useful for prescriptions, first aid supplies and the sunscreen you left at home.
Car Trouble
Luray Car Care
2 Painter St, Luray
A local garage handling everything from a flat tire to larger repairs, and offering towing.
Freeze’s Towing & Auto Repair
1018 E. Main St, Luray
Towing and general auto repair. Another option if you need a recovery.
Page County Tire & Auto
1138 E. Main St, Luray
Tires and routine servicing, handy after a few hundred miles of mountain roads.
Groceries & Supplies
Walmart Supercenter and Food Lion
US 211 corridor, Luray
Full grocery shopping, household basics and anything forgotten in the packing. Both are a few minutes from the town center.
Fuel
US 211 and Main Street, Luray
Fill up before heading into Shenandoah National Park. Services along Skyline Drive are limited and seasonal, and the nearest stations are back down in the valley.
Pets
Mystic Pet Resort & Spa
1775 Bixlers Ferry Road, Luray
Boarding and grooming for dogs, cats and other small pets. Useful for a day at an attraction that does not allow animals. Note that dogs are not permitted on most trails inside Shenandoah National Park’s more sensitive areas, though the park is otherwise unusually dog-friendly.
A Few Practical Notes
Mobile signal is patchy once you leave the valley floor, and almost non-existent along much of Skyline Drive so download maps before you set off. Many smaller businesses in Page County keep shorter hours midweek and in winter, so a quick phone call ahead saves a wasted drive.