Mitchell Falls Campground sits at the end of Mitchell Falls Track beside Mertens Creek, within Mitchell River National Park in Western Australia's Kimberley region.

The park is home to spectacular waterfalls, sandstone gorges, and Aboriginal rock art of deep cultural significance to the Wunambal Gaambera people, the Traditional Owners of the land.

The campground is large, with designated areas for campers with and without generators. Pit toilets are available, and some sites have their own fire ring. Firewood must be collected before entering the park at signposted areas along Port Warrender Road.

A swimming area is located downstream from the walk trail trailhead; soaps and detergents are not permitted in the waterways, and drinking water should be boiled or treated.

From the campground, walkers can access trails to Little Mertens Falls, Mertens Gorge, and Mitchell Falls, with scenic helicopter flights also available. An Uunguu Visitor Pass is required for park entry.

The campground is non-bookable, and camping fees are set in agreement between the Parks and Wildlife Service and the Wunambal Gaambera people.