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A Natural Camping Adventure: Our campsites come in a variety of sizes and shapes determined by Mother Nature. Each one is unique in its own way. River sites and group campsites are available. Reservations are required to be made online. Our group sites can hold as many as 10-15 tents. Small campers and pop-ups are welcome, however we do not offer water or electric at our sites and generators are not permitted.
Brookville Camping and Cabins: Perfect for your next cook-out, family get-away, scout group outing, company picnic, church retreat and family reunions or just a well-deserved escape for you and someone special.
Reservations for both camping and canoeing are required and must be made online through this website! See you on the river! Please Note: We do not allow dogs and are not transporting personal boats.
Great first experience on a busy Father’s Day. We went on the 7 mile trip and it was a fun float.
The staff is friendly and they let you know river conditions and what to avoid or look out for. The trash cans are a nice touch at the take out spot. Soooo many outfitters don’t have trash cans at the end of the float.
The water was clear and clean.
My only knock is most of their kayaks are beat up. I know people are hard on rentals but if the seat back straps don’t work, they should be taken out of service or fixed.
The best river to just float all day long, plenty of stopping places for lunch and swimming. The employees are the best!!! Always so laid back and friendly. My family has been coming here for years and it's a family tradition now. This year we had a group of 25 people and they made it so easy for all of us!!!
Quick and easy rental on a Monday. Went on Sunday but parking was impossible. Quick experience. Rented 2 kayaks for 2 hrs. Had lunch up the lake across from Bird Sanctuary.
I love that they will shuttle my kayak. Not alot is places still do that. Employees are super nice
First time and it was really a great experience!
I HIGHLY recommend booking ahead on their website! We made sure to do this so as not to risk the chance of being turned away- not sure how well they take to walk-ins on the weekend. We went on a Sunday and there were so many people there!
The river has a few "rough" spots and you totally wanna pay attention! We made sure to speak with the guide before going down to the river, she gave a good head's up about a few spots. Those that didn't listen flipped over and didn't look too happy at one particular spot where you're supposed to get out and walk your kayak/canoe.
We had a group of 7 and did 7 miles. We got there at 12:30 and got off the river around 5:30 (that was only because the last 2 to 3 miles, we literally pushed it and did not stop paddling!) It would be VERY easy to be late for check out and then get charged extra for it (which I did NOT want any part of!)
We all definitely want to do this again!
