Buryanek Recreation Area is a scenic Missouri River campground located 20 miles northwest of Platte off SD Highway 44, near Burke in Gregory County, South Dakota. Situated along the historic Lewis and Clark trail, the area is famous for its "burning bluffs" — geological formations noted in expedition journals — making it a destination that blends outdoor recreation with rich frontier history. The campground offers 44 campsites, including sites with electrical hookups (30-amp), water hookups, and a dump station, accommodating RVs of various sizes. Amenities include flush toilets, showers, picnic tables, grills, and a playground, ensuring a comfortable stay for families and solo travelers alike. A boat ramp and fish cleaning station make Buryanek a favorite among boaters and anglers targeting walleye and other Missouri River species. A group picnic shelter is available for larger gatherings. The park is ADA-accessible and pet-friendly. Open year-round, Buryanek Recreation Area is an ideal base camp for exploring the Missouri National Recreational River, nearby Lake Francis Case, and the wide-open grasslands of central South Dakota. Reservations can be made online through the Go Outdoors South Dakota reservation system.