Burney

Burney is well known for "Burney Falls," located at McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park, just 12 miles from the town of Burney. Burney sits in a basin below Burney Mountain (7863 ft.), a lava dome complex located in the Cascade Range. The area offers great fishing, hiking, camping, watersports, and winter sports. Burney is a full service community.

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Mt Burney Coffee

37155 Main Street

(530) 335-5282

Mudslinger's Coffee

20246 Tamarack Ave

(530) 551-2423

Alpine Drive Inn

37148 Main Street

(530) 335-2211

Burgers, Variety of Sandwiches, Salads, Shakes, Cones, Sundaes

Burney Bowl Cafe

37424 Main Street

(530) 335-2294

Breakfast & Pizza, Variety of Sandwiches

Burrito Way

37424 Main Street

(530) 949-5728

Breakfast & Lunch Burritos, Quesadillas, Churros

Dragon Palace

37345 Main Street

(530) 335-3288

Chinese Cuisine

Gepetto's Pizza

37227 Main Street

(530) 335-3789

Pizza, Sandwiches, Salads

Julio's Grill

37314 Main Street

(530) 335-3789

American Breakfast, Mexican Cuisine

Red Truck Pizza

37155 Main Street

Chicago Style Pizza

Open Friday's at Noon

River Rock Bar & Grill

20265 Tamarack Ave

(530) 335-2334

Burgers, Sandwiches, Tacos, Wings and more.

Safeway Deli

37264 Main Street

(530) 335-3212

Deli Sandwiches, Roasted Chicken, Variety of Salads and sides.

Subway Sandwiches

37449 Main Street

(530) 335-2292

Variety of Hot & Cold Sandwiches

The Outpost

37392 Main Street

(530) 962-8112

Steak, Chicken, Seafood, Pasta, Salads & Soups

The Rex Club

37143 Main Street

(530) 335-4184

Traditional American Dishes, Soups & Salads

Burney, California, is a small mountain town in Shasta County, surrounded by forests, waterfalls, and views of snow-capped peaks like Mount Shasta and Burney Mountain. The main road running through town is Highway 299, and most of the classic motels and lodges are located along it.

Some old-town style motels and places to stay include:

Green Gables Motel & Suites – A cozy, vintage-style motel right on Highway 299, known for its clean rooms and friendly service.
Charm Motel & Suites – A classic roadside motel with a nostalgic feel, also on Highway 299, close to restaurants and shops.
Burney Motel – A small, family-run spot with that old-town charm, perfect for travelers looking for a simple, quiet stay.
Shasta Pines Motel & Suites – Slightly more modern but still has that small-town roadside vibe, with easy access to Burney Falls and mountain views.
Other Lodging & Camping

If you’re looking for a more rustic experience, Burney Mountain Guest Ranch offers a lodge-style stay surrounded by nature, just a short drive from town.

The snow-peaked mountain you often see from Burney is Mount Shasta, visible on clear days and adding to the town’s scenic charm.

Burney

Burney, California, is a small mountain town in Shasta County, surrounded by forests, waterfalls, and views of snow-capped peaks like Mount Shasta and Burney Mountain. The main road running through town is Highway 299, and most of the classic motels and lodges are located along it.

Some old-town style motels and places to stay include:

Green Gables Motel & Suites – A cozy, vintage-style motel right on Highway 299, known for its clean rooms and friendly service.

Charm Motel & Suites – A classic roadside motel with a nostalgic feel, also on Highway 299, close to restaurants and shops.

Burney Motel – A small, family-run spot with that old-town charm, perfect for travelers looking for a simple, quiet stay.

Shasta Pines Motel & Suites – Slightly more modern but still has that small-town roadside vibe, with easy access to Burney Falls and mountain views.

Other Lodging & Camping

If you’re looking for a more rustic experience, Burney Mountain Guest Ranch offers a lodge-style stay surrounded by nature, just a short drive from town.

The snow-peaked mountain you often see from Burney is Mount Shasta, visible on clear days and adding to the town’s scenic charm.

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Where to Stay