Burke Campground

Burke Campground offers rustic accommodations with several lean-to shelters situated along the trail system. These lean-tos provide basic coverage for campers and each comes with a fire pit for cooking and warmth. The campground is located along the trail network with specific lean-tos positioned on the blue and red trails. This primitive camping experience focuses on essential amenities rather than full-service facilities. For more detailed information about additional amenities like water sources, restrooms, or trash facilities, contact the campground directly or check with the local forest service office before your visit.

Maps of Burke Campground showing the trail system and lean-to locations can typically be obtained from the Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation or at the main entrance kiosk if available. The campground features a color-coded trail system with at least two marked paths (red and blue trails) where the lean-tos are located. There's a notable trail junction where the red and blue trails split, providing different camping options. For the most up-to-date and detailed maps, check the official Vermont State Parks website or contact the regional forest ranger station before your trip.

Burke Campground doesn't accommodate RVs at its lean-to sites along the hiking trails. For RV rental options near Burke Mountain, check with outdoor recreation businesses in nearby towns like East Burke, Lyndonville, or St. Johnsbury. Several regional RV rental companies service the Northeast Kingdom area and can deliver to nearby campgrounds that accept RVs. While Burke Campground itself is designed for tent and lean-to camping along hiking trails, Kingdom Trails and other recreation areas nearby have partnerships with RV rental services. Contact the Burke Mountain visitor center for specific recommendations on local RV rental providers.