BROOKVILLE HIKING FIELD GUIDE
Camp Site #4 — A grassy, tree‑fringed primitive campsite for family stays near Brookville
A family‑friendly primitive campground run by Morgans Canoe and Outdoor Adventures; this guide summarizes site rules, pricing, what to bring and how the stay plays out.
Camp Site #4 — A grassy, tree‑fringed primitive campsite for family stays near Brookville.
Camp Site #4 is a family‑friendly primitive campsite in Brookville framed by grassy areas and trees. The setting is intentionally simple—no electricity or water at the site—so visits revolve around tents, campfires and time together while following the campground’s rules for a respectful outdoor stay.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Grassy, tree‑edged tent site
Site #4 is defined by grassy clearings and surrounding trees, a straightforward family‑oriented spot for pitching 1–4 average tents and settling in for the night.
Primitive camping, no hookups
This is a primitive campground with no electricity or water at the campsites; modern conveniences are intentionally absent so guests bring their own supplies and self‑support their stay.
Family rules and low‑impact ethic
The operator enforces family‑friendly conduct and campground regulations; guests are expected to follow Morgan’s rules and Leave No Trace principles to preserve the site and avoid forfeiting privileges or deposits.
What the day feels like
What the stay feels like
Arrival at Site #4 is uncomplicated: you set a tent on a grassy pad beneath trees, live without electrical hookups or on‑site water, and focus on camp chores, conversation and the natural setting while adhering to the campground’s rules. The experience emphasizes simple, family‑friendly camping rather than conveniences.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this site suits best—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Base stay length varies: many bookings are 1–7 nights; all campsites have a two‑night minimum on weekends and a three‑night minimum for holiday weekends (exceptions noted if a holiday falls on Saturday).
This is primitive camping—bring your own water, lighting, and power banks; there is no electricity or water at campsites and no generators or extension cords allowed. Plan for 1–4 average tents per site.
Base rate is $40 per night and includes up to 2 adults and 3 children (ages 3–17). Additional people are $10 per person per night; the total maximum for the site is 10 people. A $20 cash deposit is collected at check‑in and returned at checkout after site inspection and trash disposal.
Check‑in time is 2:00pm and check‑out is 12:00pm. Confirm contact information for reservation staff in case they need to reach you.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How old do I have to be to make a reservation?
You must be 21 years of age to make a camping or cabin reservation or to camp without a parent/guardian.
Are there electricity or water hookups?
No—Camp Site #4 is primitive; there is no electricity or water at the campsites and generators and extension cords are not permitted.
What is the nightly rate and who is covered?
The base rate is $40 per night and includes up to 2 adults and 3 children (ages 3–17); additional people are $10 per person per night, with a total site maximum of 10 people.
How many tents and vehicles are allowed?
Sites accommodate 1–4 average‑size tents; only two vehicles per cabin are allowed in designated parking spots, with additional vehicles directed to the overflow lot—do not drive on the grass.
Is there a security deposit and how is it returned?
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.
Are pets allowed?
Dogs are allowed but must be on a leash at all times, under direct supervision, kept calm and clean, and never left unattended—failure to comply can forfeit camping privileges and deposits.