The registration office
of Luray KOA |
Karen Duquette photographed the very small pool
as they drove by it. |
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The new yard of the two RV Gypsies - nicely landscaped, good condition picnic table, and very long, nicely graveled site. |
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Luray KOA Holiday was a very
nice campground, other than the Wi-Fi and TV situation. The park was
well maintained, as shown above. All sites were 20/30/50 amp with water
and sewer. There were 110 sites and some of them were deluxe patio sites.
There was a dog park and a small basic tenting area. The campground
had Wi-Fi at sites, but it was unsecured and extremely slow. Few TV
channels came in via antenna. The roads were nicely graveled and the
RV did not kick up any dust like it does at most campgrounds. The water
pressure was very low. The very small swimming pool closed at 8 P.M.
but the two RV Gypsies did not use it. No recreation hall. Lee Duquette
really liked the campground. Check in-out time was 1 P.M. |
National Museum of the Marine Corps
Hampton Harbor Cruise, Naval Ships and Fort Wool
Angela's Italian Restaurant
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