Gales Flat is a remote bush campground within Morton National Park, New South Wales, situated in an open grassy clearing beside Crankeys Creek.

The site is walk-in or bicycle-access only, reached via Griffins Walking Track from either Jacks Corner or Meryla Pass. The flat was historically used to graze cattle from a dairy farm at Headlands.

Campers pitch tents on grass among the trees, with dramatic sandstone escarpment cliffs rising to the west. The area supports diverse wildlife, including lyrebirds, making it a rewarding spot for birdwatching.

Its quiet, secluded character suits hikers and mountain bikers seeking a peaceful overnight stop while exploring the park's trail network.