BROOKVILLE LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Amish‑Built 10x14 Cabins at Brookville Campground — Low‑fuss, Family‑first Nights in the Indiana Woods
A concise guide to Camping Cabin #1 at Brookville Campground and Cabins—what the small, well‑equipped cabins include, who can reserve, and the rules and logistics that shape a dependable family stay.
Amish‑Built 10x14 Cabins at Brookville Campground — Low‑fuss, Family‑first Nights in the Indiana Woods.
Brookville Campground’s Camping Cabin #1 is one of a row of cozy, 10x14 Amish‑built cabins set in a family‑friendly campground outside Brookville, Indiana. Each unit is outfitted with essential comforts—a full‑size bed, bunk bed, A/C or heat and a small mini fridge—while the site retains a primitive feel, allowing families to pitch tents nearby and enjoy an uncomplicated outdoor stay governed by campground rules for a safe, memorable visit.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A compact, well‑equipped shelter
The 10x14 cabins are Amish built and include a full‑size bed, a bunk bed, air conditioning or heat, and a small mini fridge. Each site also comes with a picnic table, grill and a fire ring; linens and bedding are not provided.
Family capacity and tent options
The base rate covers up to two adults and two children (ages 3–17) with a total maximum of four people per cabin. Parties may set up up to two average‑size tents near the cabin; additional guests are charged $10 per person per night.
Primitive campground, firm rules
The campground is primitive with no water on site. Generators and extension cords are prohibited; smoking or open flames are not allowed inside the cabins. Dogs are not permitted indoors and must be leashed and supervised when present. Bookers agree to Morgan’s Rules and Regulations and may forfeit privileges for violations.
What the day feels like
What a night here feels like
Arrival is straightforward: check in at the office and settle into a compact, Amish‑built cabin furnished for simple, family‑centered stays. Evenings are often spent at the site’s picnic table, grill or fire ring while children use nearby tent space; the setting emphasizes low‑impact outdoor time within a regulated campground environment.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cabin works for—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Cabins do not include linens or bedding; bring your own sleeping gear. Units include A/C or heat and a small mini fridge. The campground is primitive and there is no water on site. Generators and extension cords are not permitted.
Each cabin site includes a picnic table, grill and fire ring. Only two vehicles are allowed per site in designated parking; additional vehicles must use the overflow lot.
The campground enforces a family‑friendly code: rowdiness and abuse of alcohol or drugs will not be tolerated. By booking you agree to Morgan’s Rules and Regulations; failure to obey rules may result in forfeiture of privileges and deposits.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How many people can stay in a cabin?
The base rate includes up to 2 adults and 2 children (ages 3–17) with a total maximum of 4 people per cabin; additional people are charged $10 per extra person per night and up to two average‑size tents may be set near the cabin.
Are pets allowed inside the cabins?
No. Dogs are not allowed inside cabins. If dogs are present on site they must be on a leash, under direct supervision, and kept calm and respectful to neighbors.
What are the check‑in and check‑out times?
Check‑in is at 2:00 pm and check‑out is at 12:00 pm. A $20 cash deposit is collected at check‑in and returned at checkout provided site rules (including trash disposal) are met.
Is there a minimum‑night stay?
Cabins require a two‑night minimum on weekends and a three‑night minimum for Holiday Weekends (Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, etc.), with exceptions noted when a holiday falls on a Saturday.
Is water available and can I use a generator?
This is a primitive campground; there is no water on site. Generators and extension cords are not permitted.
Who can make a reservation?
You must be 21 years of age to make a camping or cabin reservation, or be camping with a parent/guardian.