Wonnangatta Station campgrounds sit in the scenic Wonnangatta Valley within Alpine National Park, spread along the Wonnangatta River near its junction with Conglomerate Creek.

Camping areas stretch along the river as you approach from the west, with additional shaded sites found across Conglomerate Creek beneath the trees. Many sites sit directly beside the river and are equipped with concrete fire pits and long-drop toilets.

The area is only accessible by four-wheel drive vehicle, dirt bike, horse, or on foot. The original homestead, established in the 1860s, was accidentally burnt down by bushwalkers in 1957; surviving remnants include old stockyards and a restored cemetery.

It remains a popular remote destination for off-road travellers.