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Burns RV Park
Overview
Burns RV Park offers a welcoming stop for travelers crossing the high desert of Eastern Oregon. Located in the heart of Harney County, this park is known for its clean facilities and friendly atmosphere. It serves as a reliable base camp for those exploring the rugged beauty of the region, providing essential services without unnecessary frills. It is a well-regarded choice for those seeking a quiet night's rest while navigating the long stretches of Highway 20 or Highway 395. The management focuses on maintaining a peaceful environment for every guest.
Location & Surroundings
The park is situated on the eastern edge of Burns, making it easy to access local services like grocery stores and diners. The surrounding landscape is defined by the vast sagebrush plains and dramatic rimrock that characterize the Oregon Outback. While the immediate area is semi-urban, the views extend toward the horizon, offering a sense of the scale of the high desert. Its position makes it a strategic midpoint for travelers moving between Central Oregon and the Idaho border or heading south toward Nevada.
Amenities & Park Features
Guests can expect level sites with full hookups including 30 and 50-amp electrical service. The park is designed with convenience in mind, offering spacious pull-through sites that accommodate larger rigs and tow vehicles with ease. On-site facilities include:
- Clean laundry room
- Private, heated showers
- Reliable Wi-Fi access
- Pet-friendly walking areas
The property is well-maintained, featuring grassy patches and mature trees that provide much-needed shade during the warm summer months in the desert.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, a premier destination for birdwatching and photography. Just a short drive south lies the majestic Steens Mountain, offering high-altitude loops and breathtaking glacial gorges. History buffs can visit the Harney County Historical Museum or explore the nearby Pete French Round Barn. The local area provides ample opportunities for hiking, fishing, and experiencing the unique geology of the northern Great Basin, making it more than just a place to sleep.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is ideal for long-distance road trippers who need a dependable and quiet place to recharge. It perfectly suits travelers who appreciate simplicity and cleanliness over resort-style distractions. Birders and outdoor photographers often choose this location because of its access to regional wildlife hubs. Whether you are driving a big rig or a smaller camper van, Burns RV Park offers the practical comforts and easy access needed for a successful journey through the expansive landscapes of Eastern Oregon.
Amenities
- Tenting
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Rentals
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Randee Phillips
I hate writing a less than ideal review when my the communication I had before went well, but we were really disappointed with the teepee. We pulled in and were surprised to discover there is only 1 of the 3 teepee's as shown in the photos online. That wasn't a problem, just a surprise. But when we walked inside the teepee, I was upset because it was filthy. The ground was covered in both pet and people hair, as were the cots, and there was a full diaper in the garbage can. There was a fan which was nice, but there were string lights with no connector to plug them in. My son had a blast and thought it was great, but Im thankful were only there one night. The picnic table outside is broken and the showers weren't the cleanest (but definitely the worst I've seen). It would be helpful for a broom to be put in the teepee so guests could self clean a little or something.
David Burton
We stayed for four nights just before Labor Day at Burns RV Park on our way to Idaho. It’s the only campground along Highway 20 between Bend and the Idaho border. The staff was very friendly and welcoming, and our site (53) was spacious, sunny, and comfortable. There were lots of quail running around the campground, which was a nice touch. While the bathroom could use a thorough cleaning, the park itself has a charming, rustic vibe—reminding me of an old KOA. It’s quiet, simple, and overall met all our needs.
Larry Ardueser
Stayed on our way to visit family in Idaho liked it so well made reservation for our return trip, ended up staying 3 nights instead of one. Friendly staff nice sites and shade trees.
M and R Kingery
Good RV park with level, good sized spaces. Hookups good. Never saw anyone in the office but they had papers on the door. Bathroom clean. Clean RV park overall.
David Skogen
Had a family get together with our children from 4 different states for a week. Nice folks, friendly and accommodating for us. We all enjoyed our stay and felt comfortable and were able to relax well. Some of that is because of the place we were at this facility.
BBT Tresidder
We stayed at this RV park one night in late June, 2025. I’d read other reviewers comment on the mess left behind after a flood from a broken levee just over a month ago. There is some debris still laying about from that, and much weeding to be done, but our group of three were parked near the back, looking toward an open field so we didn’t look at that much. What we noticed were all the big trees for shade, grass between each site, and picnic tables. What we enjoyed was the quiet of the place! We felt safe, had hookups, and a level place to park for the night. Sometimes you need to focus on the positives.
Chris Redmond
Stayed here overnight, heading west. The campground is very clean. Fellow campers were quiet and very nice. The people are very friendly. Online check-in is very convenient. There are a few things you should be aware of: 1. It's a tight space. Larger rigs will definitely notice that. 2. The spaces themselves are small. Most tow vehicles had to park into the route of travel. 3. Some slots are on a slope. My neighbor and I both had to do some sizeable adjustments to level out our rigs. 4. There are a lot of residents/long-term campers there. 5. It sits along a relatively busy highway. If you're not a fan of traffic noise, you might notice. Overall, it was a safe and clean place to stay for the night. And the staff were very friendly.
Laura Phillips
Cute park. Staff was wonderful at finding us a spot
Edward Skrod
This is a well-maintained RV park just outside Burns, Oregon. The park was clean, had ample room between RVs and had cool things to do like corn hole and horseshoes. The bathrooms were spotless and the gas for sale was priced reasonably. The best let about this park was the owner. He was super helpful, and even pulled his truck around to give my old RV a jump start. I’d recommend this park to anyone looking for a nice place to stay.
Terry Baraglia
Quiet. Very spacious sites Owner will go out of his way help you My name Terry Baraglia