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Trail hikers, horseback riders, and wildlife watchers thrive at Brinton Timber, drawn to its six miles of looping paths. The preserve nestles northwest of Brighton along the Skunk River, minutes from Highways 1/78. Camp primitively year-round with pit toilets and picnic tables right at the entrance.
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Write a ReviewNo, Brinton Timber offers primitive camping without full hookups. No water, electric (30-amp or 50-amp), or sewer connections exist. Use pit toilets at the entrance and bring self-contained setups for RVs or tents. Trails and wildlife viewing make it ideal for boondockers.
Yes, Brinton Timber welcomes leashed pets. This wildlife refuge requires control to protect birds, deer, and habitats: keep dogs on leash at all times. No dog park or fenced areas available; clean up waste and respect breeding seasons.
Call for rates, as pricing requires direct contact. Primitive sites include trail access, pit toilets, and picnic areas with no hookups. Reservations suit groups; walk-ins work for solos, but check availability year-round.
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