Sulphide Creek Campground is a remote, primitive National Park Service campsite located at the end of the Baker River trail in the North Cascades, featuring several established tent sites beneath old-growth forest canopy.

Unlike nearby Forest Service campgrounds, this site does not provide bear boxes, so food must be hung in bear bags; a permit from the Park Service is required to camp here.

The campground offers access to Sulphide Creek and views of Mount Shuksan, making it ideal for backpackers seeking solitude, though the trail is brushy in spots and requires stream crossings.