Shenandoah Woods

11/13/2024

Here is a fantastic guide on all of the options for boating/floating the Shenandoah River in Page Valley.

Whether it’s by tube, kayak, or canoe, we’ve got float trip recommendations for you on the South Fork of the Shenandoah River in Page Valley. See the signs of the season and sweeping mountain views

11/03/2024

11/03/2024

Hooray for Looray!

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For gorgeous mountain views, small town charm, and easy access to Shenandoah National Park, look no further than Luray, Virginia. Find out why this community is one of the South's most underrated vacation destinations.

10/26/2024

10/23/2024

Shenandoah Woods has partnered with a local fire wood supplier!

10/11/2024

Here is a better photo, the lights in the background are some our cabins in Shenandoah Woods.

10/11/2024

Aurora over Shenandoah Woods

07/11/2024

Chill in the woods, Shenandoah Woods.

Shenandoah Woods | Vacation rental cabins, lodges and destination wedding venue near Luray, Virginia

06/03/2024

Wow! Amazing photos of an amazing wedding!

Ariel and Daniel’s Shenandoah wedding was an absolute home run! Lindsay and I spent the day capturing their smiles, their traditions and all their awesome loved ones. We started at an Airbnb in Stanley, VA and ended down the road at the incredible Shenandoah Woods. The day started hot and ended wi...

03/25/2024

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More good news from the firelines today: Firefighters have nearly contained the remaining fires in Page and Rockingham counties. For your safety, please yield and give space to emergency responders as they continue suppression efforts.

Here are the latest updates as of this morning:

🔥 Waterfall Mountain Fire in Page County: 6,385 acres, 80% contained

🔥 Edith Gap/Serenity Ridge Fire in Page County: 1,148 acres, 80% contained

🔥 River Road Fire in Page County: 38 acres, 90% contained

🔥 Capon/Brushy Run Fire in Rockingham County: 2,559 acres, 75% contained

⚠️ Residents may see increased smoke at the Capon/Brushy Ridge Fire area as firefighters conduct strategic firing operations to bring uncontrolled fire to a more manageable location within fire control lines. Follow U.S. Forest Service - George Washington and Jefferson National Forest for current information about strategic firing operations.

Please note numbers are updated as firefighters report after their shift. Acreage of nearly contained and contained fires may increase due to improved mapping.

Do not fly drones near or over wildfire suppression efforts. The USDA Forest Service is utilizing helicopters to drop water on remaining hotspots. If you fly, we can't.

03/23/2024

Page Valley News (PageValleyNews.com) is an online local news site and an independent, locally owned community website serving Page County, Virginia. We provide daily news updates for Luray, Stanley, and Shenandoah.

03/23/2024

03/22/2024

The fires are on the far side of the county from our cabins. Smoke is thick right now. Rain tonight should help! Here is the latest report:

Page County is monitoring multiple wildland fires in the areas of the Shenandoah Forrest subdivision, Massanutten Forrest subdivision, 211 West on New Market Mountain and E Rocky Branch Rd, Luray.

Resources are on scene from Virginia Department of Forestry and many counties throughout the state. Federal resources from the US Forest Service are managing the portion of the fire on the George Washington National Forest.

The VDOF is coordinating helicopters and airplane tanker operations to assist with airdrops of water onto the fire.

The Shenandoah National Park (SNP) is managing the fire on E Rocky Branch Rd with support from local and state resources.

Donations of food is currently sufficient; however volunteer fire departments are accepting donations of fuel cards and money to assist in their efforts per their page.

A shelter that was operated at Luray High School by the American Red Cross and Page County Department of Social Services will be on standby in anticipation of any changes. Currently, there are no residents sheltered at LHS.

Anyone needing non-emergency assistance as a result of these incidents should call the Page County Emergency Operations Center at 540-843-3357.

Anyone having a medical emergency or needs to report a fire threatening a structure should call 911.

We do not have an official count of damaged structures, or whether they are primary residences, cabins, or outbuildings but initial unconfirmed reports between 10-20 structures lost.

Questions regarding containment percentages and extinguishment should be directed to the Virginia Department of Forestry.

There are no reported injuries to citizens or personnel at this time.

We will be supplying additional information when it is available and posting it on our website and social media channels. For additional updates, please visit https://www.vaemergency.gov/.

Page County Fire-EMS

Page County Emergency Communication Center

01/22/2024

Check out this gorgeous new magazine featuring photos and stories around the southeast.

Take the long way home Backroad Portfolio is a new quarterly magazine for explorers. Travel down roads marked by endless fields, immaculate vistas, and small, cozy towns. Discover the history behind how these backroads came to be for future generations. Meet people who breathe life into the landscap...

12/18/2023

There's no doubt about it: the beauty of Shenandoah National Park has truly stood the test of time.

11/28/2023

Look at this lovely landscape a recent guest made for us! This is the view from Whispering Pines Cabin.

10/13/2023

We will add the new Chop House in Luray to the list.

Though the Shenandoah Valley may be known for its mountain vistas, hiking trails, and noteworthy drives, these restaurants prove the region is not just about the outdoors.

09/16/2023

This PBS show visits our area!

The mountains are calling as Laurita and Lauren visit Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley.