Primitive River Camping at Camp Site #21 by Morgans Canoe
Difficulty
easy
Duration
overnight to multiple nights
Fitness Level
Suitable for most adults in reasonable health; minimal hiking from parking to campsite
Overview
Camp Site #21 at Morgans Canoe in Brookville, Indiana offers primitive riverside camping that removes distractions and delivers a true wilderness experience for campers 21 and up. Discover serenity along quiet water and hardwood forests.
Camp Site #21
1-7 Nights • Must Be 21+ to Rent • Small 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
Reserve Early
With limited space for only 1-2 tents, booking your spot in advance avoids disappointment.
Water Access Caution
The river is calm but always exercise caution when swimming or paddling near campsite shorelines.
Pack In, Pack Out
There are no trash services on site, so be prepared to carry out all your waste to keep the site clean.
Bring Your Own Water
Since there’s no potable water at the campsite, bring enough water for drinking and cooking.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Great blue herons
History
The area around Brookville is historically tied to early river trade and indigenous peoples who navigated these waters for centuries.
Conservation
Morgans Canoe emphasizes low-impact camping practices to protect the river ecosystem and maintain the natural character of the campground.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Durable Tent
Sturdy shelter to protect you from weather without site utilities.
Portable Water Containers
Bring sufficient water as the campsite has none available.
Insect Repellent
Crucial for comfort when bugs are active near the water.
summer specific
Headlamp or Flashlight
Necessary for navigation and camp tasks after dark.