BROOKVILLE HIKING FIELD GUIDE
A Quiet Grassy Pitch beneath Brookville’s Trees: Camp Site #2
A primitive, family-friendly campsite operated by Morgans Canoe and Outdoor Adventures in Brookville—this guide explains site limits, rules, and what to pack for an overnight stay.
A Quiet Grassy Pitch beneath Brookville’s Trees: Camp Site #2.
Camp Site #2 sits within Morgans Canoe and Outdoor Adventures’ Brookville campground as a grassy, tree‑lined primitive site intended for short stays. The campground is family friendly but enforces conduct rules; sites have no electricity or water and are intended for tent camping within posted occupancy and vehicle limits.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Grassy, Tree‑Covered Pitch
Camp Site #2 is defined by its grassy surface and tree cover — a simple, shaded footprint for tents that prioritizes low‑impact camping in a primitive setting.
Family‑Focused, Orderly Campground Culture
The operator stresses a family‑friendly atmosphere: rowdiness and substance abuse are not tolerated, and campers agree to follow Morgan’s Rules and Regulations when booking.
2026 Site Changes — Check the Map
The campground updated site numbers and capacities for 2026 and added new riverside/wooded sites (sites 9–12); guests are asked to verify the camp map and site limits before booking.
What the day feels like
What Staying at Camp Site #2 Feels Like
A stay at Camp Site #2 is straightforward: you arrive to a grassy, tree‑buffered tent site with no hookups, set up within the site’s tent and occupancy limits, and follow campground rules and Leave No Trace principles. Facilities are primitive—plan to be self‑sufficient—and the operator maintains clear expectations about behavior, guest numbers and parking.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this site suits—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Treat the site as primitive: bring your own water, cooking system, lighting and shelter. Expect no electricity or water at campsites.
There is no site power and generators or extension cords are not permitted—plan battery or fuel‑based alternatives for lighting and cooking.
Pack a tent plan that fits the site limits (sites accommodate 1–4 average size tents) and bring means to pack out or bag trash for proper disposal at the campground dumpster.
If bringing a dog, bring a leash, waste bags and any gear to keep the animal calm and under control at all times.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What are check‑in and check‑out times?
Check‑in is at 2:00 pm and check‑out is at 12:00 pm.
How long is the minimum stay?
All camping sites have a 2‑night minimum on weekends and a 3‑night minimum for holiday weekends (Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, etc.), with an exception if the holiday falls on a Saturday.
Who can make a reservation?
You must be 21 years of age to make a camping or cabin reservation.
What does the base rate cover and what are extra charges?
The base rate is $40 per night and includes up to 2 adults and 3 children (ages 3–17); up to a total of 10 people are allowed on the site and additional people are $10 per extra person per night.
How many vehicles are allowed at the site?
Only two vehicles are allowed per site in designated parking spots; additional vehicles must be parked in the overflow lot and you should not drive on the grass.
Is there electricity or water at the campsite?
No—Camp Site #2 is primitive and there is no electricity or water at campsites.
Are pets allowed?
Dogs are allowed but must be on a leash at all times, supervised, kept calm and quiet, and owners must clean up after them; violations can forfeit camping privileges and deposits.
Is there a security deposit?
A $20 cash deposit is collected at check‑in and returned at checkout when you check out with the office and have confirmed that your trash has been disposed of in the dumpster and the site is in good condition.