Manuka Campground is a large, grassed camping area situated within the Arthur-Pieman Conservation Area in northwest Tasmania, managed by Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania.

It sits approximately 400 metres north of the Arthur River Parks and Wildlife Office, just off Arthur River Road. The campground accommodates tents, camper trailers, caravans, motorhomes, and big rigs, and is considered well suited to families.

The site features flushing toilet facilities and fire drums, though wood should be used sparingly and fire restrictions may apply during warmer months.

Ground water is available for washing purposes, but visitors are advised to bring sufficient drinking water or boil and treat any water drawn on site. Off-road motorbikes and all-terrain vehicles are not permitted within the campground.

Nearby campgrounds include Peppermint and Prickly Wattle, all clustered close to the Arthur River. The area is densely forested and can experience strong winds, though Manuka's sites offer reasonable shelter.

Fees apply for camping, with payments accepted at the Parks and Wildlife Office or via a 24-hour self-service facility.