Mambray Creek Campground sits within Mount Remarkable National Park in South Australia, roughly three hours north of Adelaide and midway between Port Pirie and Port Augusta on the eastern side of Spencer Gulf.

The campground has 49 sites and is accessed via a sealed road. A $2. 5 million redevelopment modernised the facility while preserving its character, adding a day visitor centre, camp kitchen, picnic shelters, and fully accessible toilets and hot showers.

The area is well regarded for bushwalking and mountain biking, with trails ranging from family-friendly routes to more demanding hikes through red sandstone gorges.

Notable walks include the Daveys Gully Hike, the Hidden Gorge Walk, and the Mambray Valley Hike. Wildlife is abundant around the campground, including kangaroos and lace monitors.

Fires are permitted from April to November using brought-in wood, and pets are not allowed.