Red Hills Campsite is a river-left campground on the Firth River in Yukon, Canada, situated within Ivvavik National Park. It lies downstream of Syncline Campsite and serves as a notable stopping point on the classic Firth River float trip.

From the ridge above the campsite, paddlers gain a sweeping view of the Firth River Canyon cutting through a broad, relatively flat valley bottom.

The surrounding terrain reveals paleochannels and relic bars on bedrock terraces, offering a striking glimpse into the river's geological history.

Beyond Red Hills, the river bends due east and enters a continuous stretch of up to 15 Class III rapids before reaching Glacier Creek, followed by the demanding Big Bend Roller Coaster section downstream.