Uwharrie National Forest

Developed with the help of local clubs and other large organizations, Baldin Group Campground's explicit aim is to cater to outdoorsy collectives. With a total of three areas, all of which are furnished with picnic tables, grills, and other items of the sort, you and your favorite fifty kin will find few things at which to knit pick—if anything, a Read more...

Lining the lovely Badin Lake, Badin Lake Campground is moated with the endemic hardwoods of Uwharrie National Forest. Each site is furnished with well-kempt grills and fire rings, so feel free to light one up and fill the night with ghost stories and caramelized, aromatic marshmallows. Mmm!Read more...

Inundated with RV hookups and horse-friendly hiking trails, Old Horse Campground is geared toward the equine savvy among us. However, like many of the other campgrounds in the area, amenities are fleeting—so plan accordingly. Read more...

Once the site of someone's home, Yates Place Camp is now dotted with inviting campsites and scenic trail hiking. Feel in your element with options to hunt or plain ol' explore—and be sure to bring water along with you 'cause there isn't any onsite. Regardless, we can assure you that you’ll be yearning to put a welcome mat outside your tent or cabi Read more...

When it comes to mass appeal, Arrowhead Campground is a ture sharpshooter. Dotted with both RV-friendly and primitive, walk-in style campsites, this beguiling oasis in the Uwharrie National Forest surely fancies every niche demographic. Read more...

Primitive by every connotation of the word, West Morris Mtn. Campground boasts no frills, no fuss; it’s simple, distraction-free camping at it’s finest. It's combed by the twenty-something-mile Uwharrie Trail, so be sure to print off or pick up a detailed map of the area before you begin your Homerian-like trek. Read more...

At Canebrake Horse Camp, you can be assured that your RV will be well catered to; this is one of just a few campgrounds in the area that offer electrical hook-ups. And why not share your wondrous campsite with the company of your hoofed quadropod? Snaked with nearly forty miles of equine-friendly trails, Canebrake will have you asking why you migh Read more...