Welcome to The Cliffside Cabin, a cozy retreat with a stunning White River and valley view, just 6 miles from downtown Eureka Springs. This intimate cabin, perfect for one or two guests, features a covered grill and a 24-foot deck showcasing one of the best views on our property. The open floor plan includes a fully equipped kitchen and a queen-size bed off the living room. We can assist with recommendations for a fishing guide, and canoe and kayak rentals are available for an exclusive White River exploration – be sure to reserve early. Guests 14 years and older. No pets please.

Outdoor Access

Nestled in the captivating landscapes of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, 755 Co Rd 210 offers outdoor enthusiasts a haven for diverse recreational activities. The nearby White River stands out as a premier fly fishing destination, drawing anglers from far and wide. Known for its prolific trout population, the White River hosts rainbow trout, brown trout, cutthroat trout, and brook trout, creating an ideal habitat for these prized species. The stretch between Eureka Springs and Gateway, Arkansas, is particularly noteworthy, regularly stocked with rainbow and brown trout.

One key allure of the White River is the substantial size of its trout, with brown trout, in particular, reaching impressive sizes. Anglers are presented with the exciting challenge of fly fishing for these trophy-sized catches. The river’s diverse fishing environments allow anglers to choose from boat fishing, shoreline casting, or wading into the river, catering to different preferences and skill levels.

The consistent stocking of rainbow and brown trout ensures a year-round fly fishing season, providing enthusiasts with ample opportunities regardless of the season. The surrounding Ozark Mountains and lush landscapes create a picturesque backdrop, enhancing the overall fly fishing experience. Local communities along the White River have embraced the fly fishing culture, offering access to experienced guides, fly shops, and a supportive fishing community.

For those seeking tranquility, Black Bass Lake, just outside Eureka Springs, offers a serene fishing spot. Ideal for catching smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, spotted bass, and bluegill, the lake provides a peaceful environment for fishing from the bank or exploring by non-motorized boat, complete with a small boat launch.

Embarking on a fishing adventure at Beaver Lake, approximately 11 miles away, promises an expansive experience. Covering 28,370 acres with over 480 miles of picturesque shoreline and limestone bluffs, Beaver Lake is a dream for fishermen. It features trophy-sized striped bass, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill, bream, and channel catfish. Fishing can be enjoyed from the shoreline or by boat, with ample areas for launching canoes or kayaks.

Discover the beauty of Lake Leatherwood, situated 5.2 miles away, a 100-acre spring-fed lake surrounded by scenic shoreline. The lake boasts largemouth bass, channel catfish, crappie, and bluegill. Enjoy fishing by boat or from the bank, with a paved boat ramp, a canoe and kayak launch (handicap accessible), and a no-wake rule for boaters. The on-site bait shop provides fishing supplies.

Venture into Missouri for a trout fishing experience at Roaring River State Park, approximately 19.3 miles away. Regularly stocked with rainbow trout, the park is divided into three fishing zones with specific restrictions. Besides exceptional fishing, the park offers scenic beauty nestled in a valley surrounded by the Ozark hills.

Table Rock Lake, located 49.1 miles away in southwest Missouri, is a premier bass fishing location. Abundant in smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, spotted bass, catfish, crappie, and bluegill, it ensures success for anglers fishing from a boat or the extensive shoreline.

Beyond fishing, Eureka Springs stands out as a mountain biking haven in the Ozarks. The Lake Leatherwood Gravity Trail Project, offering seven downhill trails for advanced bikers, provides an exhilarating experience against the backdrop of the Ozark Mountains. Access the trails from Lake Leatherwood, with shuttle services available on select days.