Last Updated on 25 January 2026 by Rob
Frog Hole Campground on Gibb River Road offers a pleasant place to stay. It is a great free camp from which you can explore Adcock Gorge.
To stay at this campground, you need to be self-sufficient, as no toilets or showers are provided.
Pets are permitted at this campground.
Tents are permitted.
Fires are permitted.
Frog Hole Campground Quick Facts
| Campground Name | Frog Hole Campground |
|---|---|
| Nearest Town | Derby |
| GPS | 16°54'20.34"S 125°46'12.21"E |
| Access Road | Unsealed |
| Number of sites | 20+ |
| Toilets | No |
| Water | No |
| Dump point | No |
| Power | No |
| Pets | Yes |
| Tents | Yes |
| Fires permitted | Yes |
| Telstra coverage | No |
| Optus coverage | No |
| Cost | Free |
| Booking | N/A |
Campground Layout and Features
The campground has three large campsites along the creek. In addition, there are many more in cleared areas to the west of the creek. You will never not find a place to camp here. Obviously, the best campsites are those near the creek. We stayed in the first one, and it is large and comfortable. This site can accommodate a couple of caravans.
The sites are on dirt and slopes towards the creek, but finding a flat spot is not difficult. There is a little shade.
There are no facilities at this site. You must remove everything that you bring with you.
Frog Hole Campsite Location
The campground is directly off the Gibb River Road.
The map below shows the campground’s location. You can zoom out for a more general location.
What to Watch Out For at Frog Hole Campground
We didn’t encounter any issues at this campsite.
When visiting Adcock Gorge, you need to go back to Gibb River Road and drive west. The track going to the campsite does not go to the gorge.
Final Words
We enjoyed our stay here and recommended it. We were the only ones there.
Make sure that you explore nearby Adcock Gorge. It is a peaceful place and we had it to ourselves.
If you are in the planning stages you may like to read our comprehensive Gibb River itinerary.
Closeby Campgrounds
If you are travelling eastward, you must stay at Manning Gorge Campground.
For those heading west and wanting to visit Bell Gorge from a free camp, March Fly Glen may suit the bill.