Kauri Walkers' Camp is a backcountry campsite within Great Sandy National Park, situated on a ridge of rainforest along the Cooloola Great Walk in Queensland. It lies 73.

5 kilometres from the walk's southern entrance and 20 kilometres from Litoria Walkers' Camp, making it a key overnight stop for multi-day trekkers on this long-distance trail.

The camp sits on Searys Creek and is surrounded by rainforest that includes kauri pine ( Agathis robusta ), a species that reaches the southern limit of its natural range in the Cooloola region.

The setting offers walkers an immersive wilderness experience well removed from everyday life.

Access to the Cooloola Great Walk is possible from either the southern entrance at Arthur Harrold Nature Refuge near Tewantin, or the northern entrance at the Carlo Sandblow carpark near Rainbow Beach.