What an awesome little museum on the grounds of the Luray…read moreCaverns. Lots of history, and it's awesome seeing how transportation changed over time; really not that long ago. Amazing! Great collection with important details for each exhibit. In the area, Check Them Out!

So fun we went through twice…read more We were having quite the adventure with friends at Luray Caverns and, while the admission to the car museum is free, I didn't think we would bother at all at first. But we were in the gift shop with half our group and it was air conditioned so we were like, "what the hell? Why not?" And we ended up having a ball learning about old cars and carriages. There's a car covered in black LEATHER that was supposedly owned by Rudolph Valentino. Crazy! Then, after meeting up with the rest of our group, we walked through again because we felt they definitely needed to see some of the cars, especially the one being driven by a very strange man with a mustache who seems to be wearing some kind of fake fur animal suit. The museum.is just big enough that you're done with it right when you start to get bored with cars. It was pretty cool.

Very cool transportation museum. Huge car collection from the 1800-1900s . It is free with…read moreadmission to the luray caverns. Self guided tour. Lots of signage to describe the make and models and original prices.

Part 1. The caverns. It was a thing of beauty. Very clean, beautiful, and well taken care of…read morecavern. The walk is a little more than a mile long, dress comfortable and wear light clothes. Don't go in there with heavy jackets, there's humps and stairs that will get you nice and sweaty. The tour guides were young and in training I think but still gave the information needed and threw in some good jokes. The group moved at a good pace. It's an amazing place to see. Part 2 the toy museum. It was small and cool to see the trains. That's about it. Part 3. The Car Museum. Incredible to see those old cars in such great shape. Very impressive to see cars over 100 years old look like they can still go. Definitely worth checking out after the caverns, especially if you like cars.

We stumbled our way into Toy Town Junction since it's included in your ticket admission to the…read morecave. Set aside 10-15 minutes to take a walk down memory lane and see the toys of yesteryear- little people, train sets, you name it. Our crew enjoyed seeing the exhibit. The space is shared with a fudge and snack shop. Overall, it was well done and a fun addition to our rainy morning in the area.

To be honest, I'm not exactly sure how I found myself here, but it's included with admission to the…read morecaverns... I think it's meant to be a charming little stop where you walk through and check out old toys and dolls and classic play things but my visit here was incredibly brief. The displayed toys are interesting if you like looking at old collectibles but there isn't a lot to see. It felt more like walking through someone's dusty attic then exploring an exhibit and the space felt a little dim and even sad. There were only two children inside when I walked through and even they seemed unsure of what to make of it all. They seemed to be either bored or a little bit uneasy. Same as me I guess. There is value here if you are the right person and really love vintage toys or maybe history and the history of toys, but this is definitely not a stop I would plan a trip around. Luckily like I said it's included with admission so checking it out for a few minutes was fine by me.

I've come here om behalf of my group to talk about Scott. What a treasure. Scott's passion for the…read morecaverns was contagious and he unequivocally was the greatest part of our visit to the caverns. Scott received us with excitement, and escorted us through the caverns with lots of great jokes that were killing us! From him, we also learned lots of history about the site. The Caverns are very lucky to have such a genuine and endearing person.

Such a cool place!! (literally, it's like 50 def down there)…read more At first I thought the ticket price was a bit high, but once we went thru the cavern and wound our way through the labyrinth, I feel like the price matched the experience. We spent a good 2 hours working our way around, and it seemed like every turn there were new interesting formations to see. At one point I told my kids it felt like a real life gravel rock set, but sadly they don't know that reference . The car museum was a cool surprise as well with a bunch of really cool vintage cars and carafes that I was not expecting but made the visit even more worth it. Overall 10/10 would recommend!

Really enjoyed it. Had a great guide, Luke. Nice history of a 200-year-old oldest in the country…read more They hold events there still, we can concerts. Large rooms, easy to see all the formations in the walkways are easy to pass through. Quite a few steps for those who are challenged to do physical walking but otherwise it's pretty cool. Been to quite a few caverns and this was one of the better ones and a lot to see.

Don't usually leave reviews, but park ranger Kai gave such a wonderful & detailed tour! Wonderful…read morepersonality, super engaging. I am so happy I got to experience the tour, especially during this heatwave. Huge step up compared to Luray, you can tell how much love & respect everyone here has for these caverns. The "wishing well" moment of silence really touched my heart. Thank you!! Will definitely be coming back :)

This is a small library, but there's plenty of books to be found. It's also a good place to…read moreresearch the history of Luray and Page County.