RV rental Morrow Mountain State Park, NC: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

You should have no trouble finding a place to park your rental motorhome at Morrow Mountain State Park. More than 100 sites welcome tent and RV campers. The maximum length for rental RVs is 55 feet. All sites are back-in. You'll enjoy access to all the creature comforts of home, including restrooms, showers, and a dump station. Loop C of the state park RV campground features 22 sites with electric hookups. Prefer not to camp in an RV? Stay in style at one of the park's two-bedroom vacation cabins. Each cabin comes equipped with a kitchen, dining room, and bathroom — just bring your own bedding. Pets are welcome in the campground but must steer clear of the cabins. Backpacking sites and a group camping area are also available.

When you've ticked off all the items on your Morrow Mountain itinerary, pack up the campervan rental and hit the road. Albemarle is your closest option for gas and groceries. Then, take Highway 52 and see where the open road takes you next. No RV camping trip to Morrow Mountain State Park is complete without venturing into the surrounding Uwharrie National Forest. The youngest and smallest nationally managed forest in North Carolina at 51,000 acres, Uwharrie welcomes anglers, hunters, hikers, and backpackers. Cast a line in Badin Lake, hit the trails in your off-highway vehicle, or try your luck bagging some big game. When you've had your fill of outdoor adventures in the Uwharries, you're just a quick jaunt west of I-74, which leads north into Greensboro and Winston-Salem. If your road trip takes you to Greensboro, treat the kids to a fun outing at the Greensboro Science Center. This zoo, museum, and adventure park all rolled up into one is sure to delight the kiddie campers (and even your own inner child). For a dose of history with a spooky twist, sign up for a ghost tour of the city. History buffs heading into Winston-Salem will want to wander around the Old Salem Museum and Gardens to explore the city's Moravian heritage. This authentically restored 18th-century village houses a shoemaker shop and a log church, to name just two of the 100+ buildings you can explore here. Wander through gardens filled with fresh fruits and vegetables and learn all about the Moravian influence on the area. It's safe to say that there's no shortage of exhilarating attractions in this quaint part of the Tar Heel State. Find an RV rental near Morrow Mountain State Park and start packing your bags for the adventure of a lifetime.