Barokee Campground sits in the central section of Cathedral Rock National Park, New South Wales, with campsites tucked among tall banksia and eucalyptus trees that provide a strong sense of seclusion.

As a remote site with eight pitches suitable for tents, caravans, camper trailers, and backpackers, visitors are likely to have the grounds to themselves outside peak periods.

The campground is the closest access point to Cathedral Rock itself, making it a natural base for the Cathedral Rock track or the longer Barokee to Native Dog Creek walk.

Nearby, a swampy valley at the head of Snowy Creek supports a rich variety of wildflowers through the seasons, including orchids and the purple-flowered coast mint bush, while the high-altitude terrain fosters alpine shrubs such as alpine fan flower, bottlebrush, and epacris.