Can I bring my children to Camp Site #21?

Yes, but the reservation must be made by someone 21 years or older. The site accommodates up to 2 adults and 3 children per booking.

Are there restrooms or showers on site?

No, this is a primitive campground without restroom or shower facilities.

Is campfire allowed at Camp Site #21?

Campfires are allowed but must follow campground rules and only be built in designated areas to avoid damage and prevent wildfires.

Do I need to bring my own water?

Yes, there is no potable water at the campsite, so you should bring sufficient water for your stay.

Is fishing permitted from the campsite?

Yes, the river access provides opportunities for fishing, subject to local fishing regulations.

Can I book for one night only?

Yes, bookings are available from one night up to seven nights, depending on availability.

Primitive River Camping at Camp Site #21 by Morgans Canoe | Lodging

Located near Brookville, Indiana, Morgans Canoe and Outdoor Adventures offers an authentic wilderness camping experience at Camp Site #21, a riverfront spot designed for campers seeking simplicity and a strong connection to nature. This primitive campsite sits alongside gentle river currents, providing both soothing water sounds and a front-row seat to the landscape shaped by Indiana’s serene waterways.

Camp Site #21 is deliberately small, accommodating one to two medium-sized tents, which maintains a quiet, intimate atmosphere. Without electricity or running water on site, visitors embrace the basics of outdoor living—perfect for those wanting a break from tech and distractions. The river’s proximity allows easy access to tranquil fishing, paddling, and wildlife observation right from your tent door. Brookville’s natural habitat features mature hardwood forests, where visitors might spot white-tailed deer or great blue herons along the riverbanks.

Morgans Canoe and Outdoor Adventures ensures that this spot stays family-friendly and safe, with clear campground rules supporting respectful and responsible use of the land. Reservations require campers to be 21 or older, emphasizing a mature and community-conscious environment.

The campground’s location near Brookville puts it within reach of the town’s historic charm while remaining deeply embedded in Indiana’s scenic river systems. The site’s river setting offers a refreshing counterpoint to the typical forest camping experience found inland.

Primitive camping here is ideal for those looking to cast off the usual camp clutter, trade convenience for authenticity, and immerse themselves in a peaceful river landscape. Whether you bring your canoe, kayak, or just a fishing pole, Camp Site #21 invites visitors to slow down and reconnect with nature the old-fashioned way.