Camp Hill is a picturesque borough in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, situated just three miles southwest of Harrisburg. With a 2025 population of approximately 8,193, it offers a small-town atmosphere complemented by proximity to urban amenities. The borough spans 2.1 square miles and is known for its strong community spirit, historic charm, and high quality of life.

 Founded in 1885, Camp Hill boasts a rich history, including its role in the Civil War's Skirmish of Sporting Hill in 1863—the northernmost engagement of the Confederate Army during the Gettysburg Campaign. Today, the town features well-preserved neighborhoods, a vibrant local business scene, and a highly rated public school system. The Camp Hill School District is one of the smallest in Pennsylvania, fostering a close-knit educational environment.

 

 

Residents enjoy access to parks, boutique shops, and cultural events like the annual Plein Air Arts Festival. The borough has been recognized as one of the best small towns to retire in the U.S., thanks to its low crime rate, walkability, and access to healthcare. With a median household income of $110,938 and a homeownership rate of 76.6%, Camp Hill blends suburban comfort with a strong sense of community.