Apsley Waterhole Campground is a free bush campsite located at the southern end of Douglas-Apsley National Park in Tasmania, set a short ten-minute walk from the carpark along the Apsley River.

The shaded site is well positioned for swimming in the nearby waterhole, a wide, deep, and tranquil stretch of river flanked by wooded banks and cliffs. The campground offers established fire pits and space for multiple tents, with composting toilets nearby.

Open fires are permitted outside the October–April restricted period, but fuel stoves are recommended year-round to protect decaying wood and reduce wildfire risk. During the fire restriction season, the park is a Fuel Stove Only area.