We are grateful to be nestled in one of the most productive trout fisheries in the world...
...and would like to invite you to see for yourself.
We are grateful to be nestled in one of the most productive trout fisheries in the world...
...and would like to invite you to see for yourself.
Gaston's White River Resort began 67 years ago when Al Gaston, Jim Gaston's father, purchased 20 acres of White River frontage with six small cottages and six boats...the year was 1958.
Present day, Jim’s grandson - Clint Gaston - will carry on the family legacy for many years to come. The resort now covers over 400 acres, and has 79 cottages ranging in size from two double beds to ten private bedrooms. The airstrip has grown from 1,800 feet to 3,200 feet. The six boats are now over 70, and with a state of the art dock to hold them all. The years have brought an award winning restaurant, private club, gift shop, tennis court, playground, game room, duck pond, three nature trails, swimming pool, conference lodge, and fly fishing school.






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🌹 Valentine’s Day is just around the corner! Sweep your valentine off their feet with a great dining experience at Gaston's White River Resort.
✨ Reservations are limited - call (870) 431-5203 to reserve your table today. ✨
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Guide Profile: Brian Waugh
My name is Brian Waugh. I guide down here at Gaston’s. I started in the mid-90s. I got into it through Clint’s grandpa, Jim. I did a little hiatus—I stopped for a little bit—and now I’m back with Clint.
I love fishing. I’ve fished ever since I was a kid with my grandparents, and I just like taking people out and having fun.
I really like fishing with the kids. I like to see the look on their faces when they realize that, hey, we’re going to catch fish today, and it’s going to be a fun day. We mostly go out and catch rainbows and browns—the bigger fish that we try to catch and release and take pictures of. Every once in a while, we get lucky enough to see a big bald eagle and lots of blue herons.
Give us a call to book a trip with a Gaston's Guide!
870-431-5202
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The weather this weekend is looking like sunshine and 60 degrees! This is a great time of the year to experience the White River!Double the fun! I still have some awesome dates left in February but only for people who like big fish and frosty toes🤣😉 Come see us Gaston's White River Resort and get in on the adventure! ... See MoreSee Less

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Welcome back! Our restaurant officially re-opens at 5:00 pm on Friday, January 30th.
Starting January 31st, we will resume normal hours:
Open 6:30 am - 8:00 pm every day.
We cannot wait to serve you!
Call (870)431-5203 for reservations.
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“The weather keeps the crowds away, but it doesn’t keep the fish away. “ - James A. Gaston ... See MoreSee Less

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The aftermath of the winter storm leaves the resort in a quiet blanket of snow. While we enjoy this unique view of the White River, we look forward to the warmth of spring, t-shirts, and fishing trips.
Are you ready for spring?
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