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Canoe paddlers and primitive campers choose Brushvale Bridge Primitive Canoe Campsite for free riverside spots on the Red River Water Trail. The site hugs mile marker 545.1 left bank near Wahpeton, Minnesota, with trailer access off County Road 18 bridge. Campfires crackle at night, but no facilities await.
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Write a ReviewNo, Brushvale Bridge Primitive Canoe Campsite has no full hookups. Primitive camping means zero electric, water, or sewer connections. Skip expectations for 30-amp or 50-amp service, pull-throughs, or dump stations. Self-contained rigs or tents work best here on the riverbank.
Yes, Brushvale Bridge Primitive Canoe Campsite welcomes pets. No size, breed, or quantity limits appear in listings. Leash dogs to protect wildlife and respect other paddlers. The open river access offers space for walks, though no dog park exists.
Brushvale Bridge Primitive Canoe Campsite costs nothing to use. Free primitive sites include no fees for camping, campfires, or access. Paddle in or drive trailers via County Road 18; call Minnesota DNR to verify. Reservations stay unnecessary for this basic spot.
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