Community Resources
Page County is set against a backdrop of the beautiful Blue Ridge and Massanutten Mountains. Many who experience the beauty and charm of Page County find that they never want to leave. Page County is not only a great place to visit, but also a great place to live, to work, to start a business, and to find your community. The famous Shenandoah River runs through our landscape, and the Shenandoah National Park and Luray Caverns perfectly complement our sunrises and sunsets. You can only imagine the layers of rolling hills, rich farmland, charming towns, and riverfront access that Page County offers.
Our History
Page County was named for Governor John Page and was formed from parts of Shenandoah and Rockingham counties by an act of the Virginia General Assembly in 1831. Luray, the county seat, was founded in 1812. Shenandoah, the southernmost town, was established in 1884. Stanley, near the center of the county, was established in 1900.
Community Profile
Established in 1931, Page County is a rural community with a population of almost 24,000 located in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. The county has three towns: Luray (population approximately 4,800), Stanley (population approximately 1,600), Shenandoah (population approximately 2,300).
Page County is 90 miles southwest of Washington DC and 120 miles Northwest of Richmond. The county is boarded by the Blue Ridge Mountains to the east and the George Washing National Forest to the west. This creates a beautiful, scenic community located in the Shenandoah Valley.
The area is bisected by the east-west corridor of VA. Route 211 and is 12 miles east of I-81 and 27 miles south of I-66.
Small Town Charm
Luray
The town of Luray isn’t just known for Luray Caverns. Luray has a small-town charm that has no comparison. With a beautiful historic downtown, a strong local business community, and friendly locals, Luray is a place for people who like people. Throughout the town, you will be able to find organizations that work together to better the community, as well as individuals that work to bring safe and fun entertainment to town. With such a strong sense of community and small-town charm, it is easy to see why Luray is a perfect place to relocate to.
Stanley
Some say that Stanley is the town that time forgot. The community in Stanley is one of rich history and pride, with most of the locals having roots going back generations. Strolling down Main Street, watching the sun rise and set behind the Blue Ridge Mountains, and plenty of chances to help better and enjoy the community, Stanley offers a change in pace from a big city. After just a few days of living here, you’ll wonder why you didn’t move to Stanley sooner.
Shenandoah
It may not be the biggest town you’ve ever seen, but Shenandoah has as much charm and opportunity as the city. Everywhere you look, you’re not only close to the river, but shops and restaurants, as well. With residents and businesses that truly want the best for each other, and a chance to really become part of the community, there’s nowhere more welcoming than Shenandoah. The charm and beauty of this quaint little town is unrivaled and makes it the perfect place for anyone to make a brand-new start.
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