Wombat Creek Camping Area is a rustic, walk-in campground nestled beside Wombat Creek in the remote sub-alpine wilderness of Barrington Tops National Park, New South Wales.

Sitting within a World Heritage-listed landscape, the site is reachable only on foot — either via a more leisurely route through Careys Peak lookout or the more demanding Corker trail, which passes Governors Lookout, Corker Mountain, and Mount William.

The campground's isolation makes it a haven for rare and endangered species. Night-time spotlighting offers chances to see possums, greater gliders, wombats, and bandicoots among the unique sub-alpine flora.

It serves as a quiet base for exploring this wild corner of the Barrington Tops.