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Great Food


If you think there’s plenty of Adventure On the Gorge to sink your teeth into, wait until you experience our dining options. When you play hard and test your limits, you really work up an appetite. That’s why we serve up hearty fare with trademark hospitality.


Buffler’s BBQ Grill features down-home cooking in a fun, festive environment. Before your adventures, enjoy a hearty buffet breakfast with country classics like sausage gravy and biscuits, cheesy potatoes and southern style eggs. Upon your return to camp,


Buffler’s all-you-can-eat buffets include the usual family favorites like our award-winning pork ribs, pulled pork, smoked brisket, potatoes, fresh corn on the cob and homemade cobblers.


For another casual dining experience served up with a good time, Chetty’s Pub offers delicious sandwiches, beverages and big screen TVs. When you’re on the go, fill up with an appetizer, delicious crab cakes, sandwiches or any of our eight flavors of wings.


For a unique dining experience, our flagship restaurant, Smokey’s on the Gorge, takes culinary adventure to new heights—literally. With views of the New River Gorge, you’ll find that our award-winning gourmet breakfast and dinner buffets are a delightful departure from the usual. Interesting vegetable dishes, sauces, and pastas are prepared fresh as ideal accompaniments to the entrées.


The heartbeat of nighttime entertainment, the Rendezvous River Lodge hosts live music every Saturday night and Open Mic Night on Thursdays in season. The Rendezvous is full of family entertainment including big screen tvs, a game room, volleyball courts and cornhole pits.


Our newest addition, The Mountaineer Pavilion, offers healthy and nutritious meals to non-profit and youth groups. Each night features a different dinner menu such as Mexican Night, Italian Night or Home-style Night. It’s the perfect option for large groups that want to be seated together.


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