The Burlington Boat Ramp is an Indiana DNR Public Access Site located at the SR 29 bridge north of Burlington, offering parking for 10-15 vehicles and serving as the launch point for the 25-mile floatable portion of the North Fork Wildcat Creek.

Access to the creek requires carrying canoes via a gravel path (approximately 150 yards) up and over a levee, with a steep bank at the river requiring careful single-boat launches.

This site marks the beginning of a scenic paddling route with multiple downstream access points and historic landmarks including Adams Mill (9 miles downstream) and covered bridges.