For First Responders Helping Affected Fire Breakout Victims, Luray RV Resort Arranges Free Accommodation

Published on March 27, 2024

As a consequence of the shocking overnight fires that struck Shenandoah Valley, of late, Blue Water is expressing heartfelt thankfulness to all the fearless first responders, members of the Luray Police department and Sheriff’s office, and park rangers, who worked untiringly to bring the situation under control by providing a free stay at Luray RV Resort located on Shenandoah River.

The employees of Page County Fire-EMS and Shenandoah National Park and their family members are requested to enjoy a free stay for up to 7 nights, with a stay of 2 nights at the minimum, starting from April 14th till 21st. Individuals must come fast to grab this offer and show a valid identification.

Todd Burbage, Blue Water’s CEO, said that they are hugely thankful to the first responders who put their lives on danger to safeguard their communities. Their bravery and commitment are praiseworthy, and they are keen to show their gratitude by offering them with a complementary stay at their property and a chance to take in the beauty of the Shenandoah Valley.

First responders can select from any of the accommodation types of the property, comprising cottages, glamping tents, RV sites, cabins, or airstream rentals, and others.