Newnes Campground sits on the western edge of Wollemi National Park in New South Wales, set against dramatic towering sandstone cliffs.

The campground offers unpowered and unmarked tent sites with toilet and barbecue facilities, and is managed by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.

Access is walk-in only — Wolgan Road has collapsed and there is a landslip risk at Wolgan Gap, making the sole route a roughly 10 km walk from Glen Davis via the Pipeline Track.

Campers must be fully self-sufficient, carrying all supplies including drinking water. No bins are provided, so all rubbish must be packed out.

The surrounding area offers excellent exploration opportunities, including the historic Newnes shale oil ruins, nearby bush walks with striking scenery, and the famous glow worm tunnels. There is no phone reception at the campground.