Is there electricity or water at Camp Site #2?

No, this is a primitive campground without electricity or running water at the campsites.

What is the minimum age to reserve a campsite?

You must be 21 or older to make a reservation or camp without a parent or guardian.

Are campfires allowed on-site?

Campfires are permitted but please follow all fire safety guidelines and local regulations.

How many people can the campsite accommodate?

The base rate covers up to two adults and three children, with additional fees for extra guests.

Is there a quiet hours policy?

Yes, maintaining a peaceful, family-friendly atmosphere is required, especially during evening hours.

What should I do with my trash?

As a primitive campground, you are responsible for packing out all trash; there are no disposal facilities onsite.

Rustic Camping at Camp Site #2 with Morgans Canoe | Hiking

Located just outside Brookville, Indiana, Morgans Canoe and Outdoor Adventures offers a distinctly straightforward camping experience at Camp Site #2. This site stands apart from typical campgrounds by providing a primitive haven where the essentials—grassy clearings and mature trees—frame the outdoor stay without modern amenities like electricity or running water. Designed for tent campers and small groups (1-3 average sized tents), it caters to outdoor enthusiasts who prioritize a genuine back-to-basics experience.

The campground embraces a calm, family-friendly atmosphere, with strict rules discouraging rowdiness and substance abuse, ensuring a welcoming environment for visitors seeking restful nights under open skies. Here, the only light comes from stars and campfires, deepening your connection to the natural setting that surrounds this Indiana woodland edge.

Brookville, known for its proximity to the Whitewater River and state forest areas, is a gateway to outdoor adventures like canoeing, fishing, and hiking. Morgans Canoe and Outdoor Adventures anchors this experience through its trusted local reputation, offering equipment rentals and access points to waterways nearby.

Camp Site #2 is ideal for campers who want to unplug but still be within reach of town conveniences. With a price point that covers up to two adults and three children, it’s a practical family option. The site’s grassy floor beneath tall trees provides comfortable tent pitching, while the rules ensure this natural retreat remains peaceful.

For adventurers traveling through southeastern Indiana, this primitive campsite offers a quiet night’s rest after river paddling or woodland exploration. It’s a reliable choice for those who value simplicity, safety, and a no-frills outdoor experience that respects nature and community standards.