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Whitewater Rafting, British Columbia

Kumsheen Rafting Resort, known for its whitewater rafting trips, upscale facilities and adventure vacations, is into its 37th season. The resort campground is now open and daily river rafting departures run until September 25th, 2010.

Thompson River and Fraser River rafting trips feature big waves, warm water and a desert-like climate.

Featured on Chilliwack's SHAW-TV 4 Tiffany Gurden goes paddle rafting with us and stays for the Summer Music Series. Watch online

SUMMER MUSIC SERIES Every Saturday until the end of August, we invite you to an evening of music by the poolside Gazebo. Read more

LATEST NEWS Ara from 99.9 Sun FM Kelowna blogs about his weekend trip in August.  Read more

GROUP KITS Give us a call at 1-800-663-6667 or email us and we'll send you a Group Organizer Kit to help you every step of the way.

White water rafting

Cabin Tent Accomodation

Kumsheen Rafting Resort

 Day Trips & Packages

Whether you're planning a staff outing, family reunion, high school dry grad, summer camp or romantic honeymoon, Kumsheen has something for everyone.

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 Camping & Lodging

Furnished cabin tent and teepee accommodations combine the comforts of home with an outdoor setting. Friendly and family-oriented, the campground reflects our resort's amiable theme. RV sites also available.

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 The Resort

When visiting Kumsheen, you will notice that it is much more than just a rafting facility. The resort is a luxurious base for day and overnight vacations, fully-equipped with an outdoor pool & hot tub, and licensed restaurant.

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All activities are staged from the resort located 5 km east of Lytton BC, a scenic 3.5 hour drive from Vancouver. See Map

"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.