Camp Quaranup, also known as the Albany Quarantine Station, is a historic camp situated on the Vancouver Peninsula within a Class A nature reserve on the shoreline of Princess Royal Harbour, Western Australia.

Originally a quarantine station, it now operates as a camp for tourists, school groups, and school holiday programs.

The complex comprises 17 separate stone and timber-framed structures in varying architectural styles, set amid natural coastal bushland with a pristine beach environment. Panoramic views stretch across to Albany and the surrounding region.

A lookout constructed at Quarantine Hill, the highest point on the peninsula, offers sightlines to landmarks including Torndirrup National Park, King George Sound, Princess Royal Harbour, and the Cheyne Beach Whaling Station.

Adventure recreation programs at the camp meet or exceed Western Australia's Department of Education guidelines for outdoor education and recreation activities.