Keppels Hut is a small, free campground in Marysville State Forest, Victoria, situated near Keppel Hut Creek and accessed off Lady Talbot Drive.

The site carries historical ties to the Keppel family, Irish settlers who were among the first landholders in the area in 1864 and held one of the longest leases in the high country.

Access is via a rough, rocky track of roughly 3 km that is suitable for 4WD vehicles, particularly in winter or after heavy rain. The camping area is walk-in and limited in size.

Campers must be entirely self-sufficient, bringing their own drinking water and firewood. Facilities for horse riders are available in the broader Marysville State Forest.

Visitors are encouraged to tread lightly, avoid digging trenches, and take care when camping beneath trees, which can drop limbs without warning.