Mount Hampton is the northernmost volcano of the Executive Committee Range in Marie Byrd Land, Antarctica. It has the form of a symmetrical uneroded shield volcano with an impressive appearance and an ice-filled wide caldera. Like other volcanoes in the Executive Committee Range, it is a paired volcano with the northwesterly high Whitney Peak and the southeasterly high Marks Peak, which is the main summit of Mount Hampton. The northwesterly summit is associated with its own caldera, which is partly cut by the Mount Hampton caldera on the southeastern flank and buried by the lava flows from the latter. The centres of the two calderas are about apart. Based on outcrops, it appears that most of the volcano is formed by flow rocks but cinder and lava bombs occur at parasitic vents.