Wallaby Gap is a sandy creek bed shaded by walls of red rock in the West MacDonnell Ranges, named after its population of Black-footed wallabies. The site sits along the Larapinta Trail west of Alice Springs, Northern Territory.

The campground is located approximately 300 metres south of the gap and is reserved exclusively for walkers on the Larapinta Trail.

Vehicle access is also restricted to trail walkers, who must obtain a key for the locked gate from the Visitor Information Centre on Gregory Terrace in Alice Springs. Multi-day trail use and camping fees apply, and both must be booked online before arrival.