Burns Lake Campground

$24.00/night

Show on map239-695-1205
33100 Tamiami Trail East
Ochopee, FL 34141

Overview

Burns Lake Campground offers lake views from every campsite. Offering direct backcountry access, this campground is the ideal place for hunters and off-road vehicle enthusiasts.

Recreation

Burns Lake offers a great access point for your permitted off-road vehicle. Campers can enjoy fishing in the lake and surrounding areas with the appropriate licensure. Just far enough from any major highway, this campground offers countless wildlife viewing opportunities.

Facilities

This campground offers a picnic day use area, vault toilets, and an off-road vehicle parking lot and access point. No fresh water is available.

Natural Features

Surrounded by towering pine trees and wrapping around a lake, this campground allows you to feel like you are getting away while still being close enough to modern conveniences.

Contact Info

For facility specific information, please call (239) 631-9988.

Nearby Attractions

Campers can enjoy local sight-seeing attractions such as airboat and swamp buggy tours, museums, art galleries, and boardwalks. This campground is located close to multiple national and state parks.

Camp site features

Across 14 camp sites:

  • Fire pit: all 14 sites
  • Picnic table: all 14 sites
  • Pets allowed: all 14 sites
  • ADA accessible: all 14 sites
  • Longest RV: 50 ft
  • Largest party: 6 people

Directions

From Naples: Follow US HWY 41 east until you see signs for campground (approximately mile marker 67). From Miami: Follow US HWY 41 west until you see signs for campground (approximately mile marker 67)

Stay Limit

Check in from 2 PM, check out by 12 PM.

Reviews

187 reviews
5 stars
120
4 stars
43
3 stars
9
2 stars
6
1 stars
9
Katilyn B
Loop:Tent Only NonElectric
Site:
Reviewed 24 days ago
Unfortunately, the misquotes were so bad that we had to sleep in our car. Nice campground, but I wish it were more affordable.
Nicholas P
Loop:Tent Only NonElectric
Site:
Reviewed 7 months ago
Beautiful location with a resident alligator (he's cool). Got rather rowdy on a Friday night. Trucks driving fast around the lake, groups of people arriving at 1:30 and driving around several times to find a campsite, a group of people trying to take the campsite we had rerserved online. We felt a bit like rubes as we were obviously the only people who bothered to pay for our campsites. Could use a ranger drive through each night to settle things down.
Wendy A
Loop:Rv Nonelectric
Site:
Reviewed 8 months ago
Except for the camp host, not having control over a family’s kids that chose to ride their very loud gas powered motorized toys. I felt unsafe and uncomfortable if they were only riding on the road, would’ve been one thing but cutting through the lots and going wherever they chose they were just very rude people. He probably had a very hard time dealing with them. They went around flashing flashlights all over the place, disrupting peoples evenings as well.
Rob N
Loop:Tent Only NonElectric
Site:
Reviewed 8 months ago
Always so quiet...relaxed. The week of a beautiful moon. It's absolutely the best but don't anyone believe me (because I want it all to myself). Oh...the picnic table in site 16 needs a little help...
Lori B
Loop:Rv Nonelectric
Site:
Reviewed 8 months ago
We enjoyed the quiet and accessibility to the preserve. The dirt road viewing area was one of our favorites. Drive slow and you will see so much wildlife.
Chris C
Loop:Tent Only NonElectric
Site:
Reviewed 8 months ago
the tent sites are primitive in the best possible way. They are well separated from RV sites, nicely spaced and each is backed up to trees overlooking Burns Lake. Primitive also meaning there are no facilities or luxuries like potable water. There are clean but minimal toilet facilities, an outhouse comode in a block building strong enough to survive a Cat 5 hurricane but no sink or water faucet. That said the skies were some of the darkest I’ve ever seen, the wilderness is expansive and undisturbed. I loved it.
Availability

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Popularity: Very quiet

Busiest in November, when about 0% of guest capacity is reserved. Based on 4 years of reservations.

Season dates

Peak season

Aug 15, 2026 – Dec 31, 2026

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Peak season

Jan 1, 2027 – Apr 15, 2027

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Peak season

Aug 15, 2027 – Dec 31, 2027

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Peak season

Jan 1, 2028 – Apr 15, 2028

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Peak season

Aug 15, 2028 – Dec 31, 2028

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