BROOKVILLE LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Camp Site #8 — a large sandy, tree‑shaded pitch for primitive, family-minded camping in Brookville
A primitive, no‑utilities campsite available by the night (base rate $40) that’s best for small groups who can meet the campground’s age and occupancy rules.
Camp Site #8 — a large sandy, tree‑shaded pitch for primitive, family-minded camping in Brookville.
Camp Site #8 at Morgans Canoe and Outdoor Adventures sits as a large, sandy, tree‑shaded camping pitch in Brookville, Indiana. The campground is explicitly primitive — sites have no electricity or running water — and is managed with family‑friendly rules and Leave No Trace principles in mind. Recent 2026 updates adjusted permitted tents and people per site and added more riverfront and wooded sites elsewhere on the property; the operator asks guests to confirm site numbers on the camp map before arrival.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Large sandy, tree‑shaded pitch
Site #8 is described as a large sandy site with trees and grassy areas, suited to a modest tent layout and a relaxed campsite footprint.
Family‑friendly, managed campground
The campground enforces family‑oriented rules: rowdiness and substance abuse aren’t tolerated, guests must follow Morgan’s Rules and Regulations, and failure to comply can forfeit camping privileges, fees, and the security deposit.
Leave No Trace stewardship
The operator emphasizes Leave No Trace principles for minimizing impact, asking campers to plan ahead, camp on durable surfaces, dispose of waste properly, respect wildlife, and be considerate of other visitors.
What the day feels like
What staying at Camp Site #8 feels like
Expect a back‑to‑basics campsite experience: arrive, register with the office, set up on a large sandy, tree‑framed pitch, and camp without hookups. The campground’s family‑oriented management and the posted Leave No Trace guidelines shape a quiet, low‑impact stay; the operator’s recent 2026 update means site numbering and capacity have changed, so confirm your reservation details before you arrive.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this site suits — and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The campground is primitive: there is no electricity or water at campsites and generators or extension cords are not allowed. Plan for self‑sufficiency for power, water, and lighting needs.
Site #8 accommodates roughly 1–3 average‑size tents; the operator updated site capacities in 2026, so verify the site map and capacity details before arrival.
Follow the campground’s Leave No Trace guidance: pack out trash, camp on durable surfaces, minimize campfire impacts, and respect wildlife and neighbors.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What is the base nightly rate and who does it cover?
The base rate is $40 per night and includes up to 2 adults and 3 children (ages 3–17).
How many people can stay at Site #8 and are there extra charges?
The site allows a total maximum of 8 people; additional people beyond the included occupants are charged $10 per extra person per night.
Are there minimum stay requirements?
Yes. All campsites require a two‑night minimum on weekends and a three‑night minimum for Holiday Weekends (Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, etc.), with an exception if the holiday falls on a Saturday.
Can someone under 21 make a reservation?
No. You must be 21 years of age to make a camping or cabin reservation or to camp without a parent/guardian.
Are utilities available at the campsite?
No. The campground is primitive: there is no electricity or water at individual campsites, and generators or extension cords are prohibited.
What are the rules for pets and vehicles?
Dogs must be on a leash at all times, under direct supervision, and owners must clean up after them; only two vehicles are allowed per site in designated parking spots, with extra vehicles required to park in the overflow lot and not to drive on the grass.