Morganton, NC: camping and road guide
Within 30 mi of Morganton there are 77 campgrounds (4 of them free) and 6 rest areas. Nearby, 1 road has a posted clearance or length limit, or no trailers allowed. They're listed first.
Will your vehicle fit? Check its height and length against every posted limit near Morganton.
Low clearances and road limits near Morganton
Posted limits within 15 mi, for anything tall or long: an RV, a fifth wheel, a truck camper or a rooftop tent.
- Bethel Street · 30 ft length limit · 1 mi SE
Campgrounds near Morganton
- Riverside Golf And RV Park · 2 mi W
- Camp Attocoa (TENT ONLY) · 7 mi W
- Rose Creek Family Campground · 9 mi NW
- Sawtooth Campground · 9 mi S · fees apply
- Shinny Falls Campground · 10 mi S · fees apply
- Little River Campground · 10 mi S · fees apply
- Fox Trail Campground · 10 mi S · fees apply
- Horseshoe Bend Family Campground · 10 mi NW · fees apply
- Murray Branch Campground · 11 mi S · fees apply
- Paddy's Creek Drive-In Campground At Lake James · 11 mi W · fees apply · no travel trailers · restrooms
- Brown Mountain Cua Roadside Campsites · 11 mi N · free
- Steele Creek Park & Family Campground · 11 mi NW
- Upper Falls Campground · 11 mi S · fees apply
- State Park Family Campground · 11 mi S
- Daniel Boone Family Campground · 11 mi NW · fees apply · restrooms
- Every public campground and dispersed site near Morganton
- and 62 more in the app
Rest areas
- Brown Mountain View · 16 mi NW
- Observation Deck · 17 mi E
- McDowell County Rest Area · 20 mi W · restrooms
- Marion Rest Area - Westbound · 20 mi W · restrooms
- Marion Rest Area - Eastbound · 20 mi W · restrooms
- Watauga County US 221 Rest Area · 28 mi N
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