Valley Campground sits within Avon Valley National Park in Western Australia, nestled among jarrah, marri, and powderbark forest, with the valleys themselves forested in wandoo.

It is a popular base for exploring the park's granite outcrops, native bushland, and diverse wildlife, including more than 90 bird species. Spring brings an impressive display of wildflowers.

The campground offers tent sites, picnic tables, fire rings, toilets, and untreated water. It is not suitable for caravans. All access roads within the park are unsealed, and there is no vehicle access to the Avon River from within the park.

Self-registration is available at a station on Quarry Road, and the site operates on a first-come, first-served basis. The best time to visit is late autumn through spring; summers can be extremely hot.

Campfires are generally permitted in the provided fire rings between March and October, though restrictions can be imposed at any time without notice.