McKillops Bridge Campground sits on the banks of the Snowy River within Snowy River National Park, near Wulgulmerang East in Victoria.

The site carries historical weight — George McKillop used this river crossing from 1835 to move cattle between New South Wales and Victoria, and the current bridge was constructed between 1931 and 1936.

The area is also the finishing point for the Deddick Trail, a 43 km four-wheel-drive track through the heart of the park. The campground is basic bush camping, with pit toilets, picnic tables, and fireplaces, though fuel stoves are preferred.

Sites are well dispersed but offer little flat ground. It is widely regarded as the best put-in point for experienced canoeists and rafters heading into the rugged gorges downstream, including the renowned Tulloch Ard Gorge.

The 18 km Silver Mine Walking Track also begins nearby. Summer temperatures in this rain-shadow valley regularly exceed 30°C.