easy
Flexible, multi-day
Suitable for all fitness levels; activities can be tailored to your group
Rent the entire Cranor's White River Lodge in Cotter, Arkansas for an unforgettable private outdoor experience by the water. Perfect for groups seeking fishing, hiking, and relaxation all in one spot.
$1,220 per night | Sleeps up to 18 people!
Each of the three large Hotel Rooms features 2 Queen beds along with a flatscreen TV that includes Direct TV. The rooms each have a private covered patio facing the White River. The bath has a spacious shower and a double sink. Each room can sleep up to 4 people.
The Lodge Suites 4 & 5 are large hotel rooms featuring 2 adult twin XL beds along with a flat screen TV that has Direct TV. They have granite countertop baths with spacious tile showers and double sinks. Each lodge suite sleeps 2 people.
The Lodge Greatroom is a 1200 sq. ft. room located at the center of the lodge. This spacious area features a large fireplace, sectional, kitchen, and dining room. You will have all of the comforts of home in this room.
Book your entire lodge rental well in advance, especially if planning a summer weekend stay.
Mosquitoes and other insects are common near the river; bring effective bug spray for comfort.
White River is famous for trout fishing, so pack your rod or rent gear locally.
Lodge guests provide their own meals; consider grocery shopping or arranging catering ahead of time.
Cotter has a rich heritage as a river town founded during the railroad era, with White River playing a key role in local industry and recreation.
Cranor’s White River Lodge partners with local conservation groups to promote sustainable fishing practices and river habitat protection.
Key gear for taking advantage of the White River’s renowned trout fishing opportunities.
spring specific
Protect yourself from mosquitoes and other insects, especially near the water.
summer specific
Dressing in layers is important to stay comfortable during cooler mornings and warmer afternoons.
fall specific
Helpful for wet or muddy conditions during early spring hikes or fishing.
spring specific