Shenandoah Valley glamping
Glamping for sixteen people who all want their own room
Luray Yurt sits on 10 private acres with its own pond in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley, 9 min from Luray Caverns. It is the World's Largest Yurt by bedrooms, which in practice means a group of sixteen can go glamping together without anyone drawing the short straw on where they sleep.
Glamping that scales to a whole group
The usual ceiling on a glamping trip is four people and one bathroom. Here there are six king bedrooms, three full spa bathrooms with rainfall showers, and a cathedral skylight dome over the shared space.
Beyond the six kings, a king sleeper in the loft sits behind a privacy screen as a seventh room, and sleeper sofas in the living area and the home theater carry the count to sixteen.
The ten acres
The land is the reason this reads as glamping rather than as a large rental house. The pond comes with kayaks, and the property is secluded enough that the group has it entirely to itself.
- Private pond with kayaks and a scenic photo swing
- Disc golf course and the Luray Pond Golf Challenge with a $5,000 hole-in-one prize
- Archery range, cornhole, and a fire pit with s'mores
- A dog wash station for whoever comes back muddy
Indoors when the weather turns
There is a home theater with a projector and a star immersion ceiling, plus classic arcade machines, air hockey, foosball, and a pool table. A 75 inch HDTV and a PlayStation 5 cover the rest.
The kitchen is chef-grade with a Nespresso and Keurig coffee bar and a stocked snack bar, and a wood-burning stove anchors the great room.
Practical notes before you book
Starlink covers the property with a desk and an ergonomic chair for anyone working, though cell coverage is spotty. Complimentary Level 2 EV charging is available on a J1772 connector.
- Pets welcome for a $100 fee per stay, with a 10-acre property for leashed exploring
- The Massanutten Ridge Trail is about 3 minutes away
- Check-in at 4pm and checkout at 11am, with early or late options for $100 each
- Rated 4.98 across verified Airbnb reviews
Glamping near Luray Caverns
Luray is the town most Shenandoah Valley trips route through, and the caverns are 9 min from the driveway. Everything else worth walking into nearby is mapped out on the cabin near Luray Caverns page.