Wallaby Rocks Crossing is a free camp area situated on the banks of the Turon River in central New South Wales. The site sits essentially in the riverbed, offering direct access to the water and is open year-round for fishing and camping.

The camp area has enough space to accommodate multiple groups, and reviewers note it is accessible to two-wheel-drive vehicles, though four-wheel drive is recommended given the incline and track conditions on approach.

Campers can enjoy campfires beside the river, and the area is also known among fossickers — at least one visitor has reported finding small pieces of gold nearby.