Warren Campground is a small, secluded camping area set within old-growth karri forest in Warren National Park, Western Australia, situated on the bank of the Warren River.

The campground offers six unpowered, tent-only sites — some positioned directly on the riverbank, others tucked back among the trees — with shaded viewing platforms overlooking the river and a canoe launch nearby. The site provides access to the 10.

5 km Warren River Loop Walk, as well as swimming and kayaking on the river. Drop toilets are available, but campers should bring their own water.

Campfires are generally permitted in provided fire rings between mid-April and late November, subject to fire restrictions. Pets are not permitted. The road into the campground is narrow and one-way, and the site is not suitable for caravans or large vehicles.

Park entry and camping fees apply, and bookings are essential.