Long Gully campground sits on a grassy flat beside the Yadboro River in Budawang National Park, surrounded by blackbutt trees with the terrain rising steeply to the north.

It is a destination suited to experienced, self-sufficient travellers who want genuine solitude — the nearest neighbours are more likely to be goannas and wallabies than other campers.

Facilities are minimal, limited to pit toilets and picnic tables, with no marked sites. Water can be collected from the river and boiled. An adjacent picnic area is also available.

Access is via unsealed road in dry weather only, with no access for long vehicles. The campground serves as a trailhead for Budawang backcountry hiking, including the demanding trek to the Castle, recommended for well-equipped adventurers only.