Is there potable water at the campsite?

No, Camp Site #23 is a primitive site with no water access—bring your own supply.

Are campfires allowed at Camp Site #23?

Campfires may be restricted depending on conditions; guests should check current rules.

What is the minimum age to reserve the campsite?

You must be 21 or older to reserve a campsite, or be camping with a parent or guardian.

Are pets allowed at the campground?

The rules on pets aren’t specified here; please contact Morgans Canoe directly for details.

Is there cell phone reception at Camp Site #23?

Cell service can be spotty due to the rural location; plan accordingly for communication.

What amenities are available at this primitive campsite?

There is no electricity or running water, and no restroom facilities directly at the site.

Primitive Camping at Camp Site #23 | Morgans Canoe & Outdoor Adventures

Located near Brookville, Indiana, Morgans Canoe and Outdoor Adventures offers a genuine back-to-basics camping experience at their Camp Site #23. Set within a family-friendly primitive campground, this site provides a quiet, treed setting perfect for those seeking straightforward camping without modern distractions. Visitors can expect to pitch their tents among a modest grouping sized for 1-10 average tents, surrounded by the natural Indiana landscape dominated by mature hardwood trees and native underbrush.

Camp Site #23 stands out for its simplicity: no electricity, running water, or flashy amenities—just the essentials for an authentic night under the stars. This is ideal for adventurers who value unplugging and immersing themselves in the sounds of the forest, birdcalls, and the occasional rustle of wildlife. The campground enforces a respectful atmosphere, making it great for families and those who appreciate tranquility. Rowdiness or substance abuse is strictly prohibited, fostering a safe environment for all guests.

While the site doesn’t offer hookups or modern conveniences, it does require guests to be 21 or older to book, ensuring responsible stewardship of the space. Its proximity to the Whitewater River and the rolling hills around Brookville delivers ample opportunities for day trips by canoe or hiking nearby trails.

Brookville’s outdoor recreation scene is enriched by Morgans Canoe’s blend of paddling and camping services, tying together river adventures and primitive overnight stays. This combination makes Camp Site #23 a distinctive catch for anyone looking to disconnect, camp simply, and embrace nature in its raw Indiana form.

Whether you’re winding down after a day on the water or taking in the starry sky far from city lights, Morgans Canoe and Outdoor Adventures’ Camp Site #23 offers a low-key, nature-first retreat that reconnects you with the fundamentals of outdoor living.