Cullite Creek Camp sits at kilometre 58 of the West Coast Trail, tucked into a deep gorge on the south side of Cullite Creek within a scenic cove flanked by sandstone cliffs and rounded boulders.

The site is small, accommodating only 4–5 tents in a forested area just above a rocky beach. Because it lies in a deep ravine, it receives limited direct sunlight.

The camp is not visible from the main trail and is reached via a short, rough side trail along the creek — sometimes requiring hikers to walk the creek bed itself before scrambling up into the forest.

Long ladders descend from the main trail to reach the creek level. Facilities include an outhouse and food storage lockers, with water available from the creek. The site is relatively quiet, as most hikers continue to nearby Camper Bay.

On clear days, the enclosed cove with its broad creek beaches and cliff scenery makes it a rewarding, if seldom-visited, stop along the trail.