Red Gum Landing Campground sits beside the Glenelg River within Lower Glenelg National Park in Victoria, Australia. Tucked among eucalypt forest, it offers a quiet riverside setting well suited to paddling, fishing, and simply relaxing in nature.

Canoeists and kayakers can launch directly from the site, and the river provides opportunities to spot native wildlife. The campground is small, with two unpowered, vehicle-accessible campsites for tents only, each accommodating up to six people.

Facilities include pit toilets, tank water (treat before drinking), a fireplace, picnic table, and a jetty. Campfires are permitted in the provided fireplaces except on days of total fire ban or high fire danger. No pets are allowed, and bookings are required.