Muskeg Mouth Campsite sits along the Firth River in Ivvavik National Park, Yukon, at the confluence where Muskeg Creek enters the river from the right.

It lies within the Aufeis Reach section of the river, a stretch popular with float-trip paddlers navigating the increasingly narrow channel and its small-volume rapids. The surrounding landscape is geologically dramatic.

Nearby, high rugged mountain faces expose Carboniferous limestone formations, offering a striking backdrop to the campsite.

A short distance downstream, nesting raptors inhabit the cliffs and a hiking route follows the river's left bank along those cliff faces, making the area rewarding for wildlife observation and exploration beyond the water.