The McArthur Burney Falls Interpretive Association (MBFIA) is an all-volunteer non-profit education organization that provides assistance and funding for activities which enhance the quality of visits to the parks...Castle Crags State Park, McArthur Burney Falls Memorial State Park and Ahjumawi Lava Springs State Park. The association was founded in 1984 to promote greater appreciation of the cultural and natural history of the area.
MBFIA raises funds to support educational and interpretive activities at the parks, including interpretive personnel and a printed Visitor Guide provided free to visitors. MBFIA manages the Visitor Center Funds are raised through the sale of firewood, advertising in the Visitor Guides, the operation of the Visitor Center gift shop, and most importantly---donations from friends and visitors like you.
Members of the MBFIA Board
Jim Sacson, President
Mark Downie, Vice President
Ann Sacson, Secretary
Jaci White, Treasurer
Bob Boyce, Webmaster
Sharon Elmore, Member
Alice Hoveman, Member
Bill McSweeney, Member
Jim Sacson, Board Member
Tom Stockton, Board Member
Looking For New Board Members:
We especially seek: a person to act as assistant to the treasurer; or someone with advertising sales and public relations experience, or someone to serve as a liaison with Castle Crags State Park. If interested, please contact Bob Boyce at: webmaster@burneyfallspark.org. The volunteer board member’s primary function is to serve as a park advocate and will attend, either in person or via video conferencing, monthly board meetings. The board member will oversee the association’s interests such as the park memorabilia boutique, annual park newspaper advertising campaign, firewood sales, financing the park’s interpretive functions, etc. The incumbent will work with park staff and other park volunteers to help achieve a quality visitor experience. Please contact MBFIA Webmaster Bob Boyce at:webmaster@burneyfallspark.orgen space, Castle Crags State Park Park is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life. Come explore our many hiking trails, picnic areas, and scenic vistas.
Board Meetings
3rd Wednesday each month at 11:00 AM
VIA Zoom and at Burney Falls Park Visitor Center.
Park Rules and Regulations
For the safety and enjoyment of everyone, we ask that all visitors abide by our park rules and regulations. These include guidelines for pets, trash disposal, and more. Please help us keep Castle Crags State Park Park clean and beautiful for generations to come.
Volunteer Opportunities
Want to get involved in helping to maintain and improve Castle Crags State Park Park? We offer a variety of volunteer opportunities, from trail maintenance to event planning. Contact us to learn more and get involved today.