In anticipation of the coming summer season, groups and families want to plan ahead to schedule fun-filled summer events. We'd like to invite your family or group to join us for a day of cool water-splashing excitement.
Burger's Lake is a 30-acre park with a full acre spring-fed lake for the best swimming ever. Millions of gallons of clear spring water top the sandy bottom. Completely chlorinated, filtered, and chemically maintained by a state-of-the-art purification system, the lake is clean and safe for your swimming enjoyment.
Bring in your own picnic meal or grab a tasty snack at our food and beverage stand. We cater to churches, schools, youth groups, and families -- anyone who wants to enjoy a good day of clean fun. To make your outing even safer, Burger's does not allow beer or alcoholic beverages in the park. Pets are also prohibited. And, for your safety, a complete staff of certified lifeguards is on duty at all times.
Additional Features for your Enjoyment:
Two sandy beaches for sunning; lots of wonderful shade trees.
Over 300 picnic tables and 185 charcoal grills.
A 20-foot slide.
A trapeze over the water.
Six diving boards, including a baby-sized board.
Sand and grass volleyball courts.
Huge inner tubes for rental.
Plus much, much more!
No alcoholic beverages allowed in the park. We reserve the right to search all vehicles for alcoholic beverages Alcoholic beverages will be confiscated.
In anticipation of the coming summer season, groups and families want to plan ahead to schedule fun-filled summer events. We'd like to invite your family or group to join us for a day of cool water-splashing excitement.
Bring in your own picnic meal or grab a tasty snack at our food and beverage stand. We cater to churches, schools, youth groups, and families -- anyone who wants to enjoy a good day of clean fun. To make your outing even safer, Burger's does not allow beer or alcoholic beverages in the park. Pets are also prohibited. And, for your safety, a complete staff of certified lifeguards is on duty at all times.
