Middle Kobble Bush Camp is a walk-in remote bush camping area located in D'Aguilar National Park, Queensland, north of Brisbane.

It sits in an open grassy clearing beside Kobble Creek and is the most popular of the park's three Kobble Creek camping areas, partly because it is the only one that is signposted.

The site accommodates a maximum of nine people and offers tent camping on a dirt and grass surface. Open fires are not permitted.

A short walk from camp leads to the top of Kobble Creek waterfall, where skinks and keelback snakes are often seen basking on the rocks.

The prehistoric-looking cycads (Lepidozamia) line the approach trail, and bottlebrush plants flower along the creek in spring.

Walkers should carry bushwalking and navigation experience, as sections of the access track are steep and require a reasonable level of fitness.