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Anglers and hunters thrive at Burt Lake County Park, drawn by the 145-acre glacial lake stocked with bullheads, catfish, and northerns. The park hugs the Iowa-Minnesota border north of Swea City, close to Armstrong for quick town runs. Sites handle RVs up to 40 feet with electric hookups; call for rates.
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Write a ReviewNo, Burt Lake County Park lacks confirmed full hookups. Electric hookups power sites, water hookups stand ready, but sewer hookups go unmentioned alongside pit latrines. Expect 30/50-amp options unknown; use the dump station for waste. Call ahead to verify site specifics.
Yes, Burt Lake County Park welcomes pets. Bring dogs on leashes to roam pet-friendly sites with fire rings and picnic tables. No size or breed limits appear in rules; lake access adds fun for walks. Follow carry-in, carry-out refuse to keep areas clean.
Call Kossuth County Conservation Board for rates, as they vary by site and season. Electrical hookups include fire rings and picnic tables at basic lakeside spots. Book ahead for mid-April to early November stays; open shelters available too.
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