Crowdy Gap campground sits at the southern end of Crowdy Bay National Park, tucked behind sand dunes on the edge of Crowdy Bay, on the site of an old dairy farm.

The campground offers 10 sites suitable for tents, caravans, and camper trailers, set among banksias and pink-barked angophoras.

Pets are not permitted, campfires must be contained in a personal firepit or brazier, and amplified music and generators are prohibited. A short walk through coastal rainforest and sand dunes leads to Crowdy Beach, popular for swimming, fishing, and surfing.

The Abbey Creek picnic area lies just to the north. The surrounding dunes hold shell middens of significance to the local Birpai Aboriginal people, reflecting a long history of use along this stretch of coast.