Burralow Creek Campground and Picnic Area sits beside Burralow Creek in the Lower Grose Valley section of Blue Mountains National Park, roughly two hours from Sydney.

Campsites are set on grass among native scribbly gums, backed by a natural sandstone amphitheatre. Access is via 4WD-only fire trails from Kurrajong Heights (off Burralow Road) or from Bilpin via the Patterson Range Fire Trail.

The site suits tents, camper trailers, and vehicle-based camping. Facilities include pit toilets, picnic tables, and wood barbecues with fire rings; campers must bring their own drinking water and firewood.

The surrounding area rewards exploration: an easy one-hour return walk follows the creek past a convict-dug pit and through a rainforest gully to Bulcamatta Falls.

Nearby peat swamps harbour the nationally endangered giant dragonfly in summer, and the rare glossy black cockatoo has been spotted in the area.