📜 Burney Falls, centerpiece of McArthur-Burney Memorial State Park, is located in volcanic terrain.
🔍 The 129-foot waterfall is fed by Burney Creek and numerous springs, flowing 100 million gallons daily.

Why Go

🌊 Witness a beautiful waterfall with unique spring-fed flows
🌲 Explore six miles of hiking trails, including the Pacific Crest Trail
🎣 Enjoy fishing, boating, and swimming in Lake Britton
🦅 Spot bald eagles and black swifts

Why Avoid

🚫 Dogs not allowed on most trails or beach
🚗 Limited parking, park often closes due to capacity on weekends/peak season
🚧 Some trails closed due to storm damage
🚌 No tour bus entry/parking
🚫 Swimming in plunge pool is off-limits

Tips

💡 Plan visits during off-peak hours or seasons to avoid crowds.
💳 Bring exact change or cards for off-season payment.
👕 Layered clothing advised for varying weather.

Cost

💰 Vehicle Day Use: $10.
00. Overnight Camping: $35.00/night.

Hours

🕒 Day use 8:00 a.m. to sunset. Visitor Center Wed-Sun 10am-4pm.

🅿️ Parking

Limited parking, expect delays and closures during peak times.
Oversized vehicles (under 32ft) park at Lake Britton lot Fri-Sun (1.5 mile walk to falls).
Vehicles over 32 feet not admitted for day-use or camping.
Illegal to park on Highway 89 outside park.

🐾 Pet Information

Dogs allowed only in parking lot, paved roadway, and campgrounds.
Not allowed on trails surrounding falls or beach at Lake Britton.
Not allowed to be left unattended in vehicles.

♿ Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible facilities available.

🥾 Trail Closures

Burney Creek Trail and PSEA Trail closed due to storm erosion.