Great for Glamping. Not for camping
So, my biggest complaint is that I had called after I booked a primitive site to make sure I could reserve a more secluded spot. Ended up rebooking and paying extra, which would've been fine if we'd even gotten an end site. Unfortunately, the tent sites are all VERY close together. There really isn't a secluded spot. We were sandwiched between a large family reunion and another site. When I asked, I was told the end site had paid extra to "lock in" their site. Isn't that what I asked to do? The tent sites are all pretty much on top of each other, with a few sparse trees and definitely no privacy or quiet. We couldn't set up a hammock and honestly didnt even have a tree for shade. Could hear the tent next to us snoring at night, which, ok.. except they also left their lights on so it was really bright too. There are two single person bathrooms meant for the tent campers. Each has a shower. Unfortunately some of the other campers took VERY long showers and made a bit of a mess, so we had to use the ones up the hill. Not a huge deal, but frustrating. If you like nature and secluded spots, beautiful scenery, maybe fishing- I would find another spot.
All that said- the staff was lovely. There's a pool, a playground, and the bathrooms are regularly cleaned. There's even a dog park, small arcade, and well stocked store. The property is well maintained and close to Luray Caverns. All around a lovely place if you prefer creature comforts over tranquility.