KUMSHEEN’s Restaurant

“The Kumsheen Rafting Resort is one of the most beautiful places in all of British Columbia…”
– Samantha Iverson

The Restaurant is situated between the Resort Office and the swimming pool and is an indoor-outdoor sunroom-style restaurant. With large log posts, exquisite French-style patio doors, and lots of plants and greenery, the open-air Cutting Board Restaurant offers epicurean delights.

“The resort itself is the perfect compliment to the river raft adventure. With a poolside bar and hot tub, the amenities provide a great atmosphere for unwinding after a day of paddling the river. The tent rooms provide a soft bed to rest while staying true to the natural feel of the Kumsheen experience.”
– John Pigeon, Vancouver 24 Hours Magazine

Lytton’s desert-like climate is usually cool in the mornings and hot in the afternoon and evenings (this is one of the hottest, driest areas in Canada), and the licenced patio is a great spot to sip your coffee in the morning sunlight or cool off with a chilled beer and wine after your day’s adventure.

The restaurant and outdoor patio look out over our waterfall feature, flower gardens, and dramatic White Canyon.In the spring and fall, a cozy woodstove heats the indoor section of the restaurant.

The restaurant is open daily between the first weekend of July and Labour Day Monday for breakfast and dinner (most people are out having adventures during lunch-time). Groups of 10 or more can call us at 250-455-2250 to make your reservation at any time, including lunches and early-and-late season. For more information about restaurant hours and meals, please contact the office.

We are currently developing our 2017 menues. In the meantime, have a look at our 2016 menues to get a sense of the amazing meals you can expect! ONE & TWO.
Meals*

Breakfast: $14.50 Adult/$12.50 Youth/$6.25 Child (7 & under)

Dinner: $32 Adult/$27 Youth/$13.50 Child (7 & under)

* All meal prices based on pre-ordered meal cards and are subject to GST. Gratuities are not included.Reservations are strongly recommended although drop-ins are welcome.

With an impeccable safety record and over 200,000 satisfied visitors, making your way to the Kumsheen Resort could be one of the easiest decisions to make, but leaving could very well be the hardest.
‒ John Pigeon. Vancouver 24 Hours Magazine