Burbach Campground

We stay here yearly with family. We take multiple cabins in a row. Other than being buggy most years everything is great. Plenty of room for the family to play games and run around and fish. Big enough beach for us to swim in. Camping spots for grandparents to bring their camper. Just a great time!

The cabins were nicer than expected. I will definitely be back and stay in the cabins. They also had plenty of extra blankets in case you got cold but the heater worked well in the cabins so we didn't need it.

We have stayed in the Burbach cabins multiple times now and they are always clean and maintained. They are right off the water and have great views. This is a great place to stay for a relaxing weekend.

Well maintained, heavily wooded RV campground. Sites are reasonably spaced, asphalt pads with 30/20 amp service, no water. There may be sites with 50a and water/sewer too, but majority do not. There are also some very nice spacious cabins on site that sit right along the shoreline looking right at the water. There are tent sites as well. Camper sites are back a bit further from the water in well shaded locations, an easy walk the waters edge. This campground is inside of a NE state park, so an entry fee is required. Day passes or an annual pass are your options. NE residents pay $6 for a day pass or $8 for non-residents. Annual pass for non-resident is $45. There is a marina and boat dock, ice, dump stations, etc. The roads getting here are bumpy as h**l so take them slow. There are se

Perfectly picturesque day on the lake. I think we locked out with one of those rare, perfect Nebraska days. Cabin sits directly on the lake, perfect for dropping in a kayak and watching the birds fly by.