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Land Adventures at Morgans Canoe & Outdoor Adventures

Brookvilleeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

Overnight stay or day visits

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels

Overview

Discover a prime camping spot with easy access to canoeing and trails at Morgans Canoe & Outdoor Adventures. Perfect for connecting with nature in a friendly, sustainable environment.

Brookville, Indiana

Shelter Camp Site

1-7 Nights • Must Be 21+ to Reserve • Up to 30 People • Large Group Site

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About This Adventure

Rate

$120 per night

Price includes up to 12 people

Additional People:

$10 per Adult per Night $6 per Child per Night

Check-In & Check-Out

  • Check-in time: 2:00pm
  • Check-out time: 12:00pm

##About Size: 6-10 average tents.

Distinguishing Factors: Group 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

Arrive Early for Campsite Setup

Getting there early ensures you secure a good spot and avoid peak crowd times.

Pack Lightweight for Comfort

Bring only essentials to keep your campsite neat and manageable.

Check Seasonal Weather

Weather varies; prepare for rain or heat depending on the season.

Respect Wildlife and Quiet Hours

Maintain noise levels and keep a safe distance from animals.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • River otters
  • Great blue herons

History

This land has been used by indigenous communities for centuries, serving as a vital gathering and food gathering site.

Conservation

The site practices sustainable camping, encouraging visitors to minimize impact and preserve local ecosystems.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Tent with stakes and rainfly

Essential

Provides shelter and protection from weather elements.

spring;summer;fall;winter specific

Sleeping bag suitable for season

Essential

Ensures a comfortable night regardless of the weather.

spring;summer;fall;winter specific

Headlamp or flashlight

Essential

Important for navigating the campsite after dark.

Portable water filter

Essential

Ensures access to clean drinking water from the river or nearby sources.