Katarapko Campsite 38 is one of a series of individual, secluded bush campsites strung along Katarapko Creek within Murray River National Park, in South Australia's Riverland region, roughly 15 kilometres south of Berri.

The site sits beneath towering river red gums on the banks of this peaceful Murray River backwater, offering flat, shaded ground and the opportunity to launch a canoe directly onto the creek.

The broader Katarapko area provides access to several walking trails exploring the wetlands, European heritage, and Aboriginal history of the park.

A Parks pass is required, dogs are not permitted in the camping areas, and visitors should arrive self-sufficient with water, food, and firewood.