Seal Creek Campground sits behind coastal sand dunes near where Seal Creek meets the ocean, within Cape Arid National Park on Western Australia's remote south coast.

The basic campground is set in paperbark bushland roughly 100 metres from the beach, offering natural shelter from Southern Ocean winds. It is a popular spot for fishing and swimming.

The approach along Poison Creek Road adds to the experience, with roadside heath supporting Australian bustards, brown falcons, wrens, and wildflower displays — including banksias that bloom well into autumn and summer.

Access to the campground requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle with low-range gears via Fisheries Road and Baring Road. Park entry and camping fees apply; dogs are not permitted.