BROOKVILLE LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Camp Site #15 — Riverside, Primitive Camping on Brookville’s Waterline
A riverside, primitive campsite operated by Morgans Canoe and Outdoor Adventures; this guide distills the site’s rules, rates, and practicalities so you can plan a low-impact overnight stay.
Camp Site #15 — Riverside, Primitive Camping on Brookville’s Waterline.
Camp Site #15 is a riverside, primitive camping pitch in Brookville operated by Morgans Canoe and Outdoor Adventures. Sites are offered for short stays (1–7 nights) and reservations must be made by someone age 21 or older; the campground emphasizes family-friendly behavior and adherence to Morgan’s Rules and Regulations.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Riverside setting with direct river ambience
The site’s defining attribute is its riverside location, offering an immediate waterside setting for tent camping and an uncluttered, natural feel.
Check the updated site map and capacities
A 2026 update changed site numbers and the maximum permitted tents and people per site; new riverside and wooded spots have been added—double-check the camp map to ensure the site fits your group.
Family-friendly rules govern behavior and use
The campground is explicitly family-friendly: rowdiness and abuse of alcohol or drugs are not tolerated, and booking indicates acceptance of Morgan’s Rules and Regulations—noncompliance can forfeit camping privileges and fees.
What the day feels like
What staying at Camp Site #15 feels like
Expect a simple, riverside tent experience: a primitive site without hookups, framed by the river and run by Morgans Canoe and Outdoor Adventures. Stays are short-term (generally 1–7 nights) and governed by clear occupancy and conduct rules intended to preserve a quiet, family-oriented atmosphere.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this site suits — and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Stays can be booked from 1 to 7 nights; all sites require a 2-night minimum on weekends and a 3-night minimum for Holiday Weekends (Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, etc.), with stated exceptions when a holiday falls on Saturday.
This is a primitive campground: bring tents (sites typically hold 1–3 average-size tents), potable water, lighting and cooking gear; there is no electricity or water at campsites and generators or extension cords are not permitted.
Base rate is $40 per night and includes up to 2 adults plus 3 children (ages 3–17). The site’s total maximum is 8 people; additional people are $10 per person per night. A $20 cash deposit is collected at check-in and returned at checkout after site inspection and trash disposal.
Only two vehicles are allowed per site in designated parking spots; additional vehicles must park in the overflow lot—do not drive or park on the grass.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long can I rent Camp Site #15?
Stays are available for 1–7 nights. There is a 2-night minimum on weekends and a 3-night minimum for Holiday Weekends (Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, etc.), with exceptions if the holiday falls on a Saturday.
What is the nightly rate and how many people are included?
The base rate is $40 per night and includes up to 2 adults and 3 children (ages 3–17). The total maximum occupancy for the site is 8 people; additional guests are charged $10 per person per night.
When can I check in and what is the checkout time?
Check-in time is 2:00pm and check-out time is 12:00pm. A $20 cash deposit is collected at check-in and returned at checkout when you check out with the office and confirm that your trash has been disposed of in the dumpster.
Are pets allowed?
Dogs are permitted but must be on a leash at all times, under direct supervision, never left unattended, kept calm and quiet, and owners must clean up after them. Repeated complaints or rule violations can forfeit camping privileges and fees.
Are there utilities or are generators allowed?
This is a primitive campground: there is no electricity or water at campsites. Generators and extension cords are not permitted.
How many tents and vehicles can I bring?
Sites typically accommodate 1–3 average-size tents. Only two vehicles are allowed per site in designated parking spots; additional vehicles must use the overflow lot and guests should walk to the campsite.