Burns Lake Campground - Ochopee, Florida

Il Burns Lake Campground è un'opzione eccellente per chi cerca una fuga rilassante nella natura. Situato a Indirizzo: 18495 Burns Rd, Ochopee, FL 34141, questo campeggio offre una varietà di servizi e comodità per soddisfare le esigenze di ogni campeggiatore.

Il Burns Lake Campground è specializzato in camping farm e offre una serie di servizi in loco, tra cui un facile accesso in sedia a rotelle, parcheggio accessibile in sedia a rotelle, sentieri escursionistici e attività per bambini. Inoltre, i cani sono ammessi, quindi non è necessario lasciare a casa il tuo amico a quattro zampe preferito.

Una delle caratteristiche principali del Burns Lake Campground è la sua posizione idilliaca. Immerso nella natura, offre una fuga tranquilla dalla frenesia della vita quotidiana. Il campeggio è situato sulle rive del lago Burns, offrendo opportunità di pesca, canottaggio e nuoto.

Se stai cercando un'avventura all'aria aperta, il Burns Lake Campground è il posto giusto per te. Con una varietà di sentieri escursionistici che si snodano attraverso la foresta circostante, è il luogo ideale per esplorare la natura e godersi il paesaggio.

Il campeggio è anche un'ottima scelta per le famiglie. Con attività per bambini e una spiaggia sabbiosa sul lago, i bambini possono divertirsi e giocare in sicurezza. Inoltre, il campeggio è facilmente accessibile in sedia a rotelle, quindi è possibile per tutti partecipare alle attività.

Il Burns Lake Campground ha ricevuto un totale di 63 recensioni su Google My Business, con una media delle opinioni di 4.5/5. Questo testimonia la qualità del servizio e la soddisfazione dei clienti.

Recensioni di Burns Lake Campground

Kyle Woodruff

5/5

Very quiet, not too crowded, hosts were helpful and friendly, didn’t see any gators or bears. The bugs got really bad right after sundown, but fortunately we had a screened in awning. What are you gonna do? That’s camping in the Everglades. Overall had a great experience.

MARCUS DE MATOS

5/5

I just drove by as I was braving Route 41, but this is an excellent primitive campground.
Huge lake on the center, means fishing the entire day (and eating), plus wild forest all over, great for hunting.
They have bear proof food storage, bathroom (no water or electric).
Only thing that I didn't like so much is that all camp sites are in wild open areas, so you get the full power of Florida's sun on your tent.

Donald Smith

4/5

Very quiet at night. Listen to the Owls. Bit of a bumpy road coming in. The lake is crystal clear. Ben here several times over the years. Will return.

Ghosty Wingz

4/5

I'm used to more primitive/wilderness camping, but was pleased by this campground. It's nice that the RVs are across the lake, you hardly notice them as a tent-camper. The tent sites are set up where vegetation borders a pair of sites, so you will have privacy on one side, but your neighbors will be in view on the other side. The whole loop is only about 0.5mi, perfect for a morning stroll. We had white-eyed vireos singing at our site in January! And we saw a small gator in the lake.
Mosquitoes were not great though, even in January... can't imagine it in the summer!

Brett Buonamici

4/5

Site was nice but very close to the lake. We were one of the only ones there and it is quite terrifying. You hear splashing every 20 or 30 minutes or so that can only come from alligators and when we woke up there was an eight alligator 10 ft from our tent. He didn't back down and run away either just sat and watched us waiting for our dog to come close. It was a great experience I suppose but make sure you are prepared to be near alligators if you come here.

Haley Marshall

3/5

Tent camped here for two nights. First night was great. Very peaceful. Had an amazing spot. The second night was a little rough. A couple of younger kids decided to get very drunk and play loud electronic music and scream obscenities until about 3 am. Wish quiet times were enforced. Otherwise, this is a great spot.

Benoît L'Heureux

2/5

C’est un petit terrain de camping tente et VR sans service. C’est bien situé dans me centre du parc Big Cypress dans les Everglades.
Le premier soir s’est bien passé, les sites étaient moitié vides. Mais le samedi, il y avait tellement de bruit et ce n’était pas plein. Mon voisin à quatre mètres coupait du bois de feu à la scie circulaire électrique. Chaque heure jusqu’à 22:00. Ils parlaient forts et ils sacraient souvent.
En plus, une gang de jeunes couraient partout, dans les bois avec leurs immenses lampes. Ils criaient et cela jusqu’à plus de 23:30.
Ils ont même lancé des pierres dans le lac pour faire bouger les crocodiles.
Aucun ranger n’était là pour contrôler la situation.
Incroyable!

Jamie Fracaro

1/5

You can not burn at burns lake. Only 4 maybe 5 spots to camp with shade. Must bring cash to pay for your spot and leave it in an envelope at the entrance. There are bears in the area and food must be kept in your vehicle or in the steel boxes provided ( which are not at each camping site.) There are also wild hog's running around as we found a fresh trail of tracks just hours after going through the same spot to collect wood. We left just before dawn and witnessed a 5-6ft gator near our neighbors there in the next plot over who were sleeping in a tent on the ground. As we hit the lights on the vehicle to leave the gator turned and ran back towards the water. So getting up in the middle of the night to use the restroom can be dangerous if you're not careful. Bears, gators, hogs, and panthers roam the area so be prepared. Oh and also, there were only 2 other campers on the whole property which was nice, very quite.