Nogoa River Campground sits within the remote Salvator Rosa section of Carnarvon National Park, about 2. 5 kilometres past the park boundary.

Reached via a track off the Cungelella Station road — the final 18 kilometres of which crosses black-soil country that becomes treacherous when wet — it is the only camping area permitted in this part of the park.

The campground occupies a couple of large, sectioned spaces above the Nogoa River's broad sandy bank, set among sandstone outcrops and open woodland.

Facilities include communal fire pits, picnic tables, an eco-toilet, and a rainwater tank supplying non-potable water. Advance online bookings are required before arrival.

Nearby, the junction of Louisa Creek and the Nogoa River offers a short walk to calm, clear water and a picnic shelter at the car park.