Mutton Cove Campsite is a small, scenic campground located in Abel Tasman National Park in New Zealand's Nelson/Tasman region.

With 20 sites, it sits just above a golden sandy beach and is considered one of the more attractive and peaceful spots in the park, owing to its compact size. Fires are permitted in designated fire places when no fire ban is in effect.

The campsite lies along the Abel Tasman Coast Track near the northern end of the park, between Anapai Bay and Whariwharangi Bay.

The surrounding terrain alternates between sandy beaches and rocky headlands of regenerating kānuka, and the area is close to Separation Point, which marks the boundary between Abel Tasman National Park and Golden Bay.