Luray Caverns

Luray is a great trip. I don't remember strollers in the caverns themselves (I remember lots of stairs).
Another great trip we did a few times was Cass, WV. It was about a 5 hr drive from northern Va one way (I think we spent 1 overnight at a ski lodge nearby, but in the summer the place is fairly empty).
We'd take a lunch and take the steam engine train ride up the mountain, have lunch at the top, then ride the train down again (they have a real nice switch back). My son LOVES the train!
http://www.cassrailroad.com
On our way back we stopped at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory at Green Bank, WV. The telescope is HUGE!
http://www.gb.nrao.edu
Harper's Ferry is a nice day trip, too.
Have fun!

You cannot take a stroller into the caverns. The entrance/exit steps are steep.
You will need a light jacket.
The tour of the caverns takes about an hour.

There are several other activities around, so you can definitely make a day of it.
M.

i haven't been there in years, but my boys were about 6 and 2 when we went and they LOVED it. i thought they were enchanting, and well worth a long drive.
khairete
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I got married at the Mimslyn Hotel, 1 mile from the caverns (husband's family from Luray). It's beautiful!! Anyhow, if it's still hot enough, you can get day passes to the Yellowstone campground and do minigolf and water slides. But keep in mind, it's usually about 10 degrees cooler there than here (and MUCH cooler in the caverns).

Yes! And I don't think you get to take your own strollers. If I remember correctly, they had some (along with wheelchairs) provided at the bottom of the stairs. I think the reasoning behind that is they don't want anyone falling down the stairs while carrying something.

I've been there recently and thought it was great. It can be very worth it. But I guess that's kind of up to each person's attitude. If you go, hope you have a great time. It is a marvel!