Morrow Bridge and Midway Seasonal Camps
Federal / Recreation.gov
Morrow Bridge and Midway seasonal camps, located in the western and northern portions of the Long Cane Ranger District, offer primitive facilities in a setting ideal for hunting.The surrounding forest sustains abundant populations of deer, turkey and quail, placing it among the most desirable hunting areas in the upstate. Several check stations and supply stores are located in the area. Click here for a printable guide and vicinity map of Morrow Bridge Camp. Click here for a printable guide and vicinity map of Midway Camp.
Location
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33.98959, -82.42030
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Trip-ready check
Live · National Weather Service · updated 9:10 AMWhat to check the night before you leave — forecast, alerts, and daylight for Willington, SC.
Today
94°F
Mostly Sunny
6% rain · wind 2 mph
Tonight
71°F
Partly Cloudy
5% rain · wind 2 mph
Friday
95°F
Mostly Sunny then Chance Showers And Thunderstorms
39% rain · wind 0 to 5 mph
Friday Night
71°F
Chance Showers And Thunderstorms
42% rain · wind 0 to 5 mph
Saturday
91°F
Showers And Thunderstorms Likely
74% rain · wind 0 to 3 mph
Saturday Night
70°F
Showers And Thunderstorms Likely
74% rain · wind 2 mph
Forecast: weather.gov point forecast. Conditions change — re-check the morning you leave.
Everything you need to know
- Drive time (set your own plan)
- Not estimated for this listing — map it from your home
- Access
- See details
- Hike-in
- Confirm on site / map
- Pass required
- Check the facility page (day-use fees vary; many federal sites are free)
- Parking
- See facility details
- Camping
- No camping here (facility) — camp nearby
- Max stay
- Check local rules
- Reservation
- None for day use
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