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McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park
Swim in the mist-covered basin at the bottom of the 129-foot Burney Falls.
While not the largest or widest, the falls at McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park are easily the most beautiful. More than 100 million gallons of water flow over them each day. The water from these falls flows to Lake Britton, and the park underground springs bring cooling water for an afternoon swim.
In the 1800s, Samuel Burney and the McArthur family saved the waterfalls from land development, giving the park its name.
Take advantage of the five miles of hiking trails. You can plan a family meal at the group picnic area. It has two pit barbecues and four prep areas to whip up a batch of burgers.
There are tons of campsites at this park, including family and group campsites. There are also walk-in options. Have an RV? You can find a spot and use the park's RV dump area. In addition to drinking water, the
While not the largest or widest, the falls at McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park are easily the most beautiful. More than 100 million gallons of water flow over them each day. The water from these falls flows to Lake Britton, and the park underground springs bring cooling water for an afternoon swim.
In the 1800s, Samuel Burney and the McArthur family saved the waterfalls from land development, giving the park its name.
Take advantage of the five miles of hiking trails. You can plan a family meal at the group picnic area. It has two pit barbecues and four prep areas to whip up a batch of burgers.
There are tons of campsites at this park, including family and group campsites. There are also walk-in options. Have an RV? You can find a spot and use the park's RV dump area. In addition to drinking water, the park offers restrooms with showers to clean up after a day of playing.
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5 campgrounds in McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park
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These insulated cabins are rustic and charming while being amazingly comfortable and convenient. There are plenty of shady forests and amazing waterfalls at Mcarthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park. There's plenty of space on the porch, and you can set up a tent and sit around the campfire outside. Imagine returning from a long day wandering th Read more...
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Rim Camp is located right between Lake Britton to the north and the majestic Burney Falls. Camping so close to a waterfall (that was considered by President Roosevelt to be the 8th wonder of the world!) is pretty unbeatable, and having the versatility of aquatic activity options provided by Lake Britton makes camping at McArthur an ideal destinati Read more...
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