Tungatinah Lagoon Campground is a free, informal bush camping area situated on the western and northern shores of Tungatinah Lagoon in Tasmania's central highlands, roughly eight kilometres south of Lake Binney off the A10 highway.

Campsites are sheltered with grassed areas on either side of the inlet canal and near the boat ramp. No facilities are provided at the campsite itself, though a gas barbecue and basic toilets exist at the nearby Tungatinah Dam Power Station.

Campers must be largely self-sufficient, bringing their own water, firewood or fuel stove, and a portable or chemical toilet. All rubbish must be packed out.

Fires are permitted in formal fireplaces or firepots only, and campers should keep to formed tracks and respect Hydro land.

The lagoon is popular with anglers, with the surrounding lake and river system dominated by naturally spawned brown trout and smaller numbers of rainbow trout. Boating is also welcome.