The Riffle
A two-bedroom cabin set thirty steps from the tailwater. Cedar interior, stone fireplace, and a covered deck built for reading the hatch over coffee.

A private bluff, thirty steps above the White River tailwater. Two cedar cabins — The Riffle and The Run — stocked like a small lodge, priced like a cabin.
A two-bedroom cabin set thirty steps from the tailwater. Cedar interior, stone fireplace, and a covered deck built for reading the hatch over coffee.
Riverfront cabin inside Mullett's Landing — adjacent to the Calico Rock Boat Ramp, with a wraparound deck over the White River.
The White River tailwater runs cold and clear year-round thanks to bottom-release from Bull Shoals Dam. It is one of the densest, most consistent trout fisheries in North America. Our stretch — the bend below Calico Rock — holds deep water against a limestone wall, with riffles on both ends. Rainbows dominate. Browns come out at dusk.
You don't need a guide. But if you want one, we know three: Dale for the drift boat, Wren for wading beginners, Leon for streamer junkies. We'll text the right number after you book.
Use the cabin section to compare both stays, then choose the cabin that fits your trip.
"Second year in a row. Rod racks on the porch, the fireplace going, and the river thirty steps down a set of cedar stairs. You won't find a better base camp for fishing the tailwater."
"We don't fish. We came for the quiet — got a whole lot of it. The deck overlooks the bend, coffee was stocked, and the owner texted us a map of short walks on the bluff above the cabin."
"Kids caught their first trout from the bank in front of The Run. Kitchen was stocked better than ours at home. Hot tub after a day on the water — the whole week felt slow in the best way."
"Brought four clients from out of state. The guide pickup at the dock was seamless — we were on the water by 6:30 and back for a proper dinner on the deck. The cabin did half the selling for me."
About thirty steps down a private cedar stairway. Both cabins sit on the bluff above a deep, fishable bend of the White River tailwater.
The cabin will be warm. The river will be running. The coffee will be on the counter.