Griffins Farm campground is a challenging walk-in site set beside Yarrunga Creek in Morton National Park, New South Wales.

It serves as a key overnight stop along the remote 11 km Griffins walking track and sits within a large, grassy clearing surrounded by forest and the steep walls of the escarpment.

The site carries genuine historical interest: scattered remnants of an old house, barn, and rock-wall fence mark where the Griffins family lived and logged timber for nearby sawmills between the 1940s and 1970s.

Kangaroos and abundant birdlife are common company. Being a remote, walk-in location, visitors should arrive well prepared and self-sufficient.