Riverside Camping at Camp Site #19 with Morgans Canoe
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight to multi-day stays
Fitness Level
Suitable for campers comfortable with basic outdoor living and light walking around the site
Overview
Camp Site #19 by Morgans Canoe offers a riverbank camping experience away from the noise, ideal for families and paddlers. Discover a primitive, riverside escape nestled on Indiana’s Whitewater River.
Camp Site #19
1-7 Nights • Must Be 21+ to Rent • Riversite
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About This Adventure
Base Rate
$40 per night
Price includes up to 2 Adults, & 3 Children (Ages 3-16)
Additional People:
- $10 per Adult per Night (Max 4)
- $6 per Child per Night (Max 4)
Check-In & Check-Out
- Check-in time: 2:00pm
- Check-out time: 12:00pm
About
Size: 1-2 Average Tents
Distinguishing Factors: River Site
We are a family-friendly campground. Rowdiness and the abuse of alcohol or drugs will not be tolerated. By booking, you have agreed to read and understood Morgan's Rules and Regulations. Not obeying campground rules could forfeit your camping privileges, fees, and security deposit.
Other Important Information
- You must be 21-years of age to make a camping/cabin reservation or camping with a parent/guardian.
- We are a primitive campground, there is no electricity or water at our campsites or cabins.
- Please make certain your contact information is correct so one of our Reservation Specialists may contact you if necessary.
- If upon check-out if there is damage to the campsite or cabin, you will be responsible for repairs.
Adventure Tips
Prepare for No Hookups
Camp Site #19 is primitive with no electricity or water; bring your own supplies and pack out all trash.
Arrive After 2 PM
Check-in time begins at 2 PM to ensure campsite readiness; plan your arrival accordingly.
Respect Quiet Hours
The campground emphasizes family-friendly, respectful behavior; avoid loud noises especially after dusk.
Secure Your Gear
Being close to the river means gear should be stored away from water and wildlife disturbances.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer often seen near the wooded edges
- Great blue herons feeding along the river bends
History
Brookville and the Whitewater River area played a role in early 19th-century river commerce and remain important for regional outdoor heritage.
Conservation
Morgans Canoe promotes Leave No Trace principles and works with local groups to protect the river ecosystem, keeping camping impacts minimal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Tent and Sleeping Bag
A sturdy tent and a sleeping bag rated for the season ensure comfort and shelter at the primitive site.
Water and Filtration System
Bring sufficient water or a reliable filtration system since the campsite has no tap water.
Headlamp or Flashlight
Hands-free lighting is critical after dark due to the lack of electrical hookups.
Insect Repellent
Protect yourself against mosquitoes and ticks common near the river and woods.
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