Barigar Hike-In Campground is a fee-based backcountry campsite located along the Grampians Peaks Trail (GPT) in the Grampians (Gariwerd), Victoria, Australia.

It sits near Briggs Creek and serves as the overnight stop at the end of the first northern section of the GPT, roughly 12 kilometres from the Mount Zero trailhead.

The campground features sleeping huts with mesh-screened high ceilings and heavy sliding doors, as well as tent platforms. A short side trip from camp leads to Barigar Falls, the site's namesake.

The surrounding terrain involves significant climbing — hikers typically arrive after ascending past Taipan Wall and descending through open ridgeline country before a final climb down to the campsite.

From Barigar, the next GPT section heads south along the base of a multi-kilometre escarpment known as the Rock Wall before ascending toward Roses Gap, where a serviced rainwater tank is available approximately four kilometres along the route.