Morrow Mountain is a 4,700-acre natural area, part of the Uwharrie Mountain Range, with a variety of public amenities. There are 106 campsites for tents and RV's. Sites in the family campground are equipped with picnic tables and grills. Drinking water and showers are also conveniently located. The campsites are not actually on the river, however it is a short distance from the campgrounds to the boat launch on Lake Tillery at Kirk's Ferry Landing within the park.
Campsites are available on a first-come basis and a modest fee is charged for each site.
Morrow Mountain State Park is a convenient base for operations while exploring the Pee Dee River Canoe Trail. Parking and Shuttling Each of the public access points along the Pee Dee River Canoe Trail has available parking and a gently sloping boat ramp. These sites are noted on the maps. Shuttling between Morrow Mountain and Blewett Falls Dam will take approximately 45 minutes each way, so time must be budgeted for this if you are paddling the entire length of the trail. The first leg of the Pee Dee River Canoe Trail is all lake paddling.