Camp Hill
Camp Hill is the West Shore's quietly moneyed pocket, a Cumberland County borough where Cedar Cliff parents and Geisinger Holy Spirit nurses share the same Karns Foods checkout line. The borough's two square miles punch above their weight: walkable Market Street, the Bridge Street corridor's old-money brick, and a school district that drives zip-code shopping across central Pennsylvania. Tradeoffs are honest. You pay a premium for the address, nightlife means crossing the river to Harrisburg, and the dating pool skews married-with-strollers or recently divorced and discreet. What you get back is calm, good coffee at Cornerstone, and neighbors who wave.
Camp Hill by the numbers
Camp Hill runs male-heavy, about 68% men to 32% women.
Median individual income in Camp Hill is about $49,900.
Pennsylvania registers voters by party, and the metro’s anchor county, Dauphin (Harrisburg), leans Democratic - about 43% to 39% Republican - while the Cumberland County West Shore suburbs lean more Republican.
The median renter in Camp Hill pays about $1,380 a month.
About 7,100 Camp Hill residents ages 22 to 50 are single.
Local date spots
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Brewhouse Grille
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The Pennsylvania Bakery
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The Watershed Pub
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Flinchy's Restaurant, Bar and Deck
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Ever Grain Brewing Co.
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Cornerstone Coffeehouse
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Turning Point Camp Hill
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Sierra Madre Saloon
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Olive Oil Grille
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Flavor Hut
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Camp Hill Cafe
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Nour
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Consciousness Coffee
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Fantasy Axe Throwing
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