Can children camp at Camp Site #3?

Yes, children ages 3 to 16 can camp when accompanied by adults, with fees applying per child.

Is there electricity or water available at the campsite?

No, the campground is primitive with no electricity or water hookups at campsites or cabins.

What is the maximum tent capacity at Camp Site #3?

The site comfortably fits 1 to 4 average-sized tents.

Are pets allowed at the campground?

Pet policies are not detailed here; please contact Morgans Canoe directly for their rules.

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in starts at 2:00 PM and check-out is by 12:00 PM.

Is alcohol allowed at the campsite?

Abuse of alcohol is prohibited; the campground enforces family-friendly, respectful behavior.

Primitive Camping at Camp Site #3 by Morgans Canoe

Set along the Whitewater River in Brookville, Indiana, Camp Site #3 offers a straightforward, back-to-basics camping experience curated by Morgans Canoe and Outdoor Adventures. This grassy and tree-lined site accommodates 1 to 4 typical tents, providing a quiet retreat within a family-oriented campground known for its respectful and serene environment. With no electricity or water hookups, visitors are immersed in primitive camping that emphasizes connection to the outdoors without distractions. Brookville itself is a gateway to the Whitewater River, famous for canoeing and fishing, making Camp Site #3 an ideal base for paddlers and nature lovers seeking immersive overnight stays.

Morgans Canoe and Outdoor Adventures stand out in the local outdoor scene by offering not only guided paddling trips but also well-maintained primitive campsites that encourage guests to slow down and soak in the natural surroundings. The campground enforces a policy that fosters family-friendly fun, free of rowdiness and substance abuse, setting a safe and welcoming tone for all. Guests must be over 21 to book or camp without a parent, ensuring responsible stewardship of the space.

The site’s grassy floor shaded by mature trees creates a comfortable spot for setting up camp, pitching tents on flat ground, and relaxing after a day on the river. Nearby, the Whitewater River corridor supports a diverse array of wildlife and native hardwood forest flora, inviting campers into the rhythms of Midwestern woodlands. The presence of local conservation efforts helps maintain this stretch of river and forest in a natural state, contributing to the experience’s authenticity.

Whether you’re arriving by canoe to rest or simply heading out for a calm weekend in nature, Camp Site #3 represents a focused, respectful camping option that complements Morgans Canoe’s broader outdoor offerings. It’s an excellent choice for those looking to unplug and tap into the slow pulse of southern Indiana’s waterways.