Primitive Camping at Camp Site #23 | Morgans Canoe & Outdoor Adventures
Difficulty
easy
Duration
overnight stays, 1–7 nights
Fitness Level
Minimal physical fitness needed, mostly for setting up camp and local hiking
Overview
Camp Site #23 at Morgans Canoe and Outdoor Adventures offers a primitive, family-friendly camping experience near Brookville, Indiana—perfect for unplugging and embracing simple, nature-focused nights outdoors.
Camp Site #23
1-7 Nights • Must Be 21+ to Rent • Check In at 12:00PM
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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 (6 Max) $6 per Child per Night (6 Max)
Check-In & Check-Out
- Check-in time: 2:00pm
- Check-out time: 12:00pm
About
Size: 1-10 Average Tents
Distinguishing Factors: Treeline
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
Bring Your Own Water
Primitive campsite means no running water; pack sufficient drinking and cooking water.
Respect Quiet Hours
Maintain peace after dark to preserve the campground’s family-friendly atmosphere.
Prepare for No Electricity
Power your nights with battery or solar-powered lights and portable chargers.
Pack Out All Trash
Carry out everything you bring in to minimize environmental impact and keep the site pristine.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer roaming forest edges
- Great blue herons near waterways
History
Brookville and its surrounding outdoor areas have long been used by Native American tribes before becoming a focal point for local recreation in the 20th century.
Conservation
Morgans Canoe emphasizes low-impact use and enforces strict rules to protect the forest ecology and keep the campground clean and safe.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Portable Camping Stove
Essential for cooking meals in this primitive setting without fires allowed everywhere.
Headlamp or Lantern
Key for nighttime visibility since no electrical hookups are available.
Insect Repellent
Protect yourself from mosquitoes and other bugs common in Indiana summers.
summer specific
Cold Weather Sleeping Bag
Keeps you warm during chilly autumn and winter nights in the forest.
fall|winter specific