Morrow Bridge And Midway Seasonal Camps

3.50

6 reviews

33.98959, -82.4203

Quick Facts

499 ft

Price

$5 - $150/night

Booking

Reservable

Sites

2 campsites

Season

Open season: Septemb...

Cell

Unknown

Pets

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Quick Facts

499 ft

Price

$5 - $150/night

Booking

Reservable

Sites

2 campsites

Season

Open season: Septemb...

Cell

Unknown

Pets

Check Policy

RV Friendly

Opens Long Cane Ranger District site

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Morrow Bridge And Midway Seasonal Camps

$5.00 - $150.00 / night

Campsite Fees

The campground offers three pricing options: $5 per night per campsite, $50 per month per campsite, or $150 per campsite for the entire season...

Standard Site Fee$5.00

Hookup Site Fee$0.00

Premium Site Fee$0.00

Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00

Group Site Fee$0.00

Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00

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What Campers Say

3.50

Mixed Reviews

Based on 6 reviews

3 Google reviews

Most mentioned

peaceful

"The campground is well-regarded by hunters for its peaceful environment and proximity to abundant game. However, the lack of basic amenities like water and clean restrooms affects overall comfort."

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33.98959, -82.4203

Morrow Bridge And Midway Seasonal Camps

33.98959, -82.4203

Driving directionsMorrow Bridge Camp: From Anderson, travel south on Hwy 28 to the four-way stop in Abbeville. Turn right and travel 3.3 miles to the intersection of Hwy 28 and Hwy 72. Continue on Hwy 28 for 11.7 miles. Turn right onto Foster Road (S 33-37) and travel for 0.3 miles. Turn left onto Morrow Bridge Road (S 33-39) and travel 0.5 miles. Entrance is on the left. Midway Camp: From Greenwood Mall (also known as Cross Creek Mall), take Hwy 72 west toward Abbeville. Travel 5.8 miles to Beulah Baptist Church. Turn left onto Beulah Church Road and travel 0.6 miles. Entrance is on the left.

The campgrounds are accessible by paved roads up to their entrances, with detailed directions from major landmarks. There are no mentions of seasonal road closures or challenging terrain.

Nearby places

Anderson (approximately 30 miles), Abbeville (approximately 15 miles), Greenwood (approximately 10 miles)

Nearby supplies

Camping supplies and groceries can be found in nearby cities such as Greenwood and Abbeville.

Best Time to Camp at Morrow Bridge And Midway Seasonal Camps

From September through January, these camps welcome visitors during prime hunting season, when the forest transforms through autumn's spectacular display. Early season mornings may greet you with crisp 40°F temperatures perfect for tracking, while afternoon highs reaching a comfortable 80°F make midday breaks pleasant. The relatively dry conditions and moderate rainfall create ideal circumstances for both hunting and camp life, with humidity levels that won't leave you drenched after a morning trek.

Summer(Jun-Aug)

Not recommended

Open season is Sep 13 through Jan 4; summer visits not in operating window.

Best

Fall(Sep-Nov)

4.0 / 5

Peak/open season Sep 13–Jan 4; fall is prime hunting season with autumn colors.

Spring(Mar-May)

Not recommended

Site is closed outside Sep 13–Jan 4; spring not in open season.

Winter(Dec-Feb)

3.0 / 5

Open through Jan 4; winter offers hunting access but fewer amenities and colder conditions.

Planning Tips

Peak Season: September 13 through January 4.. Book 2-3 months ahead.
Operating Season: Open season: September 13 through January 4.
Current Alerts: No active alerts are specified.

About Morrow Bridge And Midway Seasonal Camps

Deep within the Long Cane Ranger District, Morrow Bridge and Midway Seasonal Camps offer a rustic escape into the heart of South Carolina's hunting country. These primitive camps serve as your gateway to some of the Southeast's most rewarding pursuits for deer, wild turkey, and quail, where generations of hunters have tested their skills against the forest's elusive residents.

As primitive facilities, the campgrounds cater to tent campers and hunters seeking a basic setup. RV camping and group camping are supported but with minimal amenities.

Historical SignificanceWhile the formal records may be sparse, these camps carry the unwritten stories of countless hunting seasons, where traditions are passed down around evening campfires and successful harvests are celebrated under star-filled skies.

Weather and SeasonsFrom September through January, these camps welcome visitors during prime hunting season, when the forest transforms through autumn's spectacular display. Early season mornings may greet you with crisp 40°F temperatures perfect for tracking, while afternoon highs reaching a comfortable 80°F make midday breaks pleasant. The relatively dry conditions and moderate rainfall create ideal circumstances for both hunting and camp life, with humidity levels that won't leave you drenched after a morning trek.

ElevationThe gently rolling terrain of the Long Cane district provides varied topography that creates diverse wildlife habitats, though specific elevation markers give way to the more important contours that experienced hunters learn to read like a map.

Natural Features and SceneryEnveloped by a tapestry of dense hardwood and pine forests, these camps sit at the intersection of pristine wildlife habitat and hunter's paradise. The thick canopy overhead shelters thriving populations of white-tailed deer, while wild turkeys strut through the understory and coveys of quail burst from the forest edges, creating an ecosystem that rewards patience and skill.

Geological RegionNestled within the expansive Long Cane Ranger District of the Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests, this region showcases the best of South Carolina's Piedmont woodlands. The area's rich soils and diverse forest composition create a haven for game species, with mature timber stands, natural clearings, and creek bottoms forming a mosaic of habitats that have sustained both wildlife and hunting traditions for generations.

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Check-in

Self-serve upon arrival.

Check-out

Self-serve upon departure.

Stay Limit

Seasonal stay limit up to January 4.

Guests Allowed Per Site

Unspecified

Tents

Tents are allowed

RV vehicles

RV vehicles are allowed

Primitive

Primitive camping is allowed

Reservable

Reservations are allowed

Site layoutTwo separate campgrounds: Morrow Bridge and Midway, details on layout are not provided.

Reservation PlatformsReservations are self-serve via a fee station. No online or phone reservation systems are mentioned.

Walk-in AvailabilityAll sites appear to follow a self-serve walk-up policy with no online reservations.

Cancellation PolicyCancellation policies are not specified.

AccessibilityNo specific information about accessibility features was provided by authoritative sources or user reviews.

Site SizeThe spaces are fairly sized, especially for tent camping," according to a user review.

PrivacyNo official or user review mentions privacy levels of campsites.

Total Campsites2 campsites

Recommended SitesNo recommendations are provided for selecting specific sites.

Activities you can enjoy

Activities are heavily focused on hunting, making it a prime choice for hunters targeting deer, turkey, and quail. User reviews highlight its peaceful and natural environment, but other recreational activities are not explicitly mentioned.

Winter Activities

Water Sports

Policies & Safety

Hazards & AlertsPotential hazards include lack of potable water and restrooms. Wildlife encounters are likely due to the dense surrounding forest.

Active AlertsNo active alerts are specified.

No Potable WaterThis campground does not have potable water on-site. Bring all the water you need for drinking, cooking, and cleaning.

Weather at Morrow Bridge And Midway Seasonal Camps

Reviews

3.5

6 reviews

Mixed Reviews

Morrow Bridge And Midway Seasonal Camps has mixed reviews, placing it in the bottom 85% of campgrounds based on reviews

The campground is well-regarded by hunters for its peaceful environment and proximity to abundant game. However, the lack of basic amenities like water and clean restrooms affects overall comfort.

Review Summaries

Based on 6 reviews

What Campers Love

"Beautiful and peaceful" environment noted by user Tara Greene. Ideal for hunters targeting abundant wildlife.

Based on 6 reviews

Common Concerns

Lack of potable water and clean restroom facilities, with one reviewer commenting the porta-potty "didn't look like it was fresh."

Based on 6 reviews

Pro Tips & Recommendations

Bring sufficient water and prepare for primitive conditions.

Based on 6 reviews

Seasonal Insights

Reviews specifically mention hunting season from September to January as the prime time to visit.

Based on 6 reviews

Camper Quotes

"This is where my fiancé Jason and I take our camper from Sept-Jan 1 of each new year to hunt. We love it here." – Tara Greene. "We camped here for the weekend while hunting. Was only $5 for each...

Based on 6 reviews