Relaxing White River Cabin Retreat in Cotter, Arkansas

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

Flexible - from a few hours to multiple days

Fitness Level

Suitable for guests with basic mobility; minimal physical exertion required beyond casual walking.

Overview

Experience peaceful riverfront living at Armistead House, a cozy 3-bedroom cabin on Arkansas’ White River. Perfect for fishing, relaxing, and entertaining with family or friends.

Cotter, Arkansas

Armistead House

$370.00 per night

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Date

Fri, Oct 3

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About This Adventure

Experience the charm of a 3-bedroom cabin on the scenic White River in Cotter, Arkansas. Enjoy breathtaking views, a spacious back deck for entertaining, and cozy evenings by the burn pit or fireplace. With high-speed internet, you can easily balance relaxation and fishing adventures, creating unforgettable memories.

A wonderful 3-bedroom cabin located on the banks of the White River above Cotter, Arkansas. This cabin is located just a 1/4 mile downstream from the Lodge. The spectacular views and a spacious area to entertain on the back deck, will allow opportunities for memories that will last a lifetime.

Soak in the evening chill from the river with the burn pit located at the water’s edge or use the fireplace located on the back deck next to the grilling area.

This fiber web access provides ample speed to accomplish those internet needs, allowing you to get back to fishing a little quicker.

Adventure Tips

Pack insect repellent

The wooded area near the river can attract mosquitoes especially in warmer months.

Secure fishing licenses

Make sure to obtain the correct Arkansas fishing permit before casting in the White River.

Use non-slip footwear

The decks and riverbank can be slippery when wet, so wear shoes with good traction.

Check weather forecast

Weather can change quickly near the river, so keep an eye on conditions for outdoor planning.

Local Insights

Wildlife

White-tailed deer
Great blue herons

History

Cotter is historically known as the "Trout Capital of the World," with a rich fishing heritage tied to the White River.

Conservation

Cranor's White River Lodge actively participates in local conservation efforts to protect the river ecosystem and promote sustainable fishing practices.