5 stars if the train museum had been open! Nice walk around the mouth of the Spring River, which…read moreputs out an average of 9 million gallons an hour. Today was a slow day at only 7.7 million gallons per hour. Beautiful walking path with picnic tables and lots of history.

Such a beautiful state park and listening to the water flow over the spillway is amazing. Nice walk…read morearound the park via trails , plenty of areas for picnics , a RV park is a little south out the park on Hiway 63 and fishing is great but make sure you have a permit Be sure you visit the welcome center and the train depot museum to round out you adventure and enjoy the wonders of n

Had a wonderful day out on the White River with Ike and my brother! As beginners, Ike was super…read morehelpful showing us the ropes and showed impressive patience as I tangled my line on numerous occasions. We ended up catching close to 40 trout between the 2 of us. Cant wait to go back out!

From the owner: On top of fishing some of the best trout water in North America, the views you will experience are…read morethe best in their class! From the bluffs overlooking the river to the Bald Eagles that reside here year-round, The White River has so much to offer! Big Browns, hearty Rainbows, beautiful Cutthroats, and feisty Brookies all call this river home. Book a trip to come set your hook!

Excellent trout, and food, very good service. Highly recommend this for everyone. I have been going…read morethere for around forty years or more !

Awesome fishing trip. Will definitely be back multiple times. Best fly fishing trip everread more

Very beautiful, full of nature and history. We hiked up to the waterfall to eat lunch and enjoy to…read morescenery, then walked about 2 miles around the creek. We definitely got a little lost because the trail isn't marked but it's kinda easy to see where others have walked, we just weren't sure how far we'd gone and we think we missed the crossing point. But totally worth the trip!

Great place to take a dip. We'll maintained paths. We hiked to the dam and got our feet wet. The…read morespring water is cold

This is one of our favorite parks in the Twin Lake area! It's beautiful and family friendly. It has…read morean area designated just for swimming that is perfect for all ages and a huge, space open for fishing, which includes a boat dock. There's also a small playground and swing set next to several covered tables and an area for sand volley ball and basketball. It also includes a walking trail and a place to hang hammocks and bathrooms next to the baseball field. If you live in the area, or are visiting from out of town, this is an area you'll certainly want to check out. Great for trout fishing!

Love this place it's free fun for the whole family cool waters nice people great park wonderful…read moretown.

Great location and friendly staff. The food at the patio "food truck" was very good and the pina…read morecoladas were excellent.

I invited family here for the first time over the weekend, had a great memory of this place from…read morewhen I was a child. They were very friendly at the front desk at check-in and while we were staying, the swimming spot was nice the views were great. Friendly restaurant. Mostly friendly staff. The showers for camping were musty though, would suffocate you in mildew smell while u shower and your only other option is the other ones closer to the campsites which I wouldn't even step into. Definitely no bare feet in either shower and make sure you don't touch the walls. The float was super fun and beautiful, the boat guys were nice until our last morning, we hadn't even checked out yet let alone there was no info on a checkout time and were not near home or know the area much. We figured we would let the kids swim one last time before heading out and get some fishing in, we were all packed up. My children and I floated down the rapids and caught ourselves at the sand bar of Dawt Mill that we were just staying at. One of the boat dudes asked if i was staying at Dawt mill I said yes but we were checking out today. He then said well then you need to get the hell off our sand. right to me and my children. I got upset and said some words to the guy and asked his name for being so rude. He then told me none of my fucking business. I got out on the other side of the water walked up to the front desk. The guy had already ran up there with his buddy and told front desk whatever he told them. The front desk had no manager on site at first then the lady proceeded to say she was the assistant manager but wouldn't give me her name or the boat guys name. She gave no eye contact and treated me like a pest, She then said checkout was at 11am so just shrugged her shoulders about how he acted, and then said "that's not what she heard" and then rudely said sorry we've been getting a lot of ppl not staying here going on our sand so he was probably just frustrated. Which is not my problem when he made me feel so unwelcome and uneasy, ruined my last morning and we weren't even hanging out on the sand we just got off the rapids there cuz it was easier with my children in stow. I didn't think I'd be so unwelcomed not even an hour after the checkout time. After not being able to assist me properly she called the boat guys manager who then said that it should've been okay for us to swim there since we were just there staying out of the way and the guy just probably didn't remember me and that he was sorry for what happened etc, I said thankyou for the sorry and consideration and I was glad there was actually someone with customer service around, but we just loaded up and left and not sure if we will ever be back. There is too many other places available on the North Fork River to be explored.

Great trails and the views are totally worth the trip! Water way for you to relax and camp!read more

One of my favorite spots on Earth is the Current River, which is a part of the National Ozark…read moreScenic Riverway. If you enjoy nature, water, and outdoor fun then this is a must visit spot! There are several great places to visit as a part of this area, but my favorites by far are the Current River and Big Spring on the Current River, and the campground of the same name. I have a wonderful group of friends that introduced me to floating on the Current when I was in college, and ever since this river has held a special place in my heart. We usually camp at Big Spring Campground. There are both electric, non-electric, and RV hookup's. There are real bathrooms, as well as hot showers within walking distance of camp (not porta potties, but it is a campground - so say hello to your local, resident spiders and their webs). We like this camp, because it's right on the river, family friendly, and close to town but far enough out to enjoy nature. While camping a must do experience for all is a walk to Big Spring. It's a natural cold spring, whose source pumps out enough fresh water to fill Busch Stadium in 33 hours! I like to walk there in the early morning or twilight to see the mist roll in. http://www.nps.gov/ozar/planyourvisit/big-spring.htm The nearby town of Van Buren offers: - a nice Lodge for those who want a nice dinner and/or whose idea of camping is air conditioning, nice beds, and tv - the local ice cream spot called The Jolly Cone - the local cafe, The Floatstream Restaurant, for your typical small diner food and a pretty okay breakfast - various small shops to stock up on essentials: beer, sunblock, souvenir tshirts, snacks, replaceable float shoes and swimsuits, intertubes, gas, fishing bait, etc. - and a whole lot of other small town amenities The water is spring fed. So it's super cold and clear - perfect for a hot summer's day! The Current has a pretty decent current, with nice deep water and wading shallows dotted with periodic gravel bars. It's great for intertubing and canoe trips. Various campgrounds and businesses offer rentals and trips with pick up and drop off options (2, 4, 6 hour floats, or even multiple day trips). Check out the area and find YOUR favorite spots and recommendations. It will probably become one of your favorite places on Earth too!

It was my first time fly fishing and my fiancé and I went out on the white river with Gabe Levin…read moreand had an absolutely amazing day! We were each able to catch several fish, they supplied all the gear, brought a nice lunch and really worked with our schedule to make it a great experience for us. Gabe was a wonderful guide, very professional, knowledgeable and easy to get along with. The next time we are in Arkansas we will definitely come back to Dallys and ask Gabe to take us out again! Thank you for a perfect day on the river!

We went out for a full day trip with Kevin and had the most amazing time. We were visiting in May,…read moreand the thunderstorms were bearing down. We managed to pull 3 fish out of the water before the lightning started. Kevin got us off the water quickly and pulled out a lunch spread that could have fed a small army. After lunch and some great conversation, the weather cleared up and we ended up having a few hours of beautiful clear skies. With Kevin's help, we each pulled at least 10-15 beautiful trout out of the river. Kevin was quick to get the fish off the hook, and get us back in the water. Making our trip easy and very fun. We would definitely go back out with Kevin, not only was he an amazing guide, but also a great person.

Beautiful, quiet, peaceful, clean, accommodating. Wonderful staff and guides. This place is heaven…read moreon Earth. Great fishing off the dock. Boat rentals. Kayaks. Everything you need. Close to town, but secluded and private.

We have been staying at Rivercliff twice a year since 2020. It is a beautiful oasis on the White…read moreRiver. Steps away from the river to the private dock for fishing, or to have your guide pick you up. Walt is always responsive, good communication. The cabin has always been spotlessly clean. Small dogs are welcome, and there is a dog run for the pups to exercise (not stay) in. We keep coming back, and I recommend you check it out! Thank you, Walt!