Camp Hill has an effective, progressive borough government, an excellent school district, cost-efficient public services and a host of recreational opportunities. Housing is varied in style and price, ranging from $80,000 to more than $1,000,000. Police, fire and emergency medical services are prompt and professional, as are healthcare services provided by nearby Holy Spirit Hospital. The Cleve J. Fredricksen Library has been voted Simply the Best Library by the Harrisburg Magazine reader's poll. Residents enjoy three public parks, Siebert Park, a recreational complex with swimming and tennis; Willow Park, a nature park near the center of downtown; and Beverly Park, a recreation park near the west end of town. Every quarter, each household receives a free copy of our award-winning Community Newsletter. An array of nonprofit organizations, religious institutions and community activities illustrate our tremendous civic pride and diversity.

Camp Hill is located just two miles from businesses, sports, shopping, dining and cultural opportunities of downtown Harrisburg. Less than an hour from historic Hershey, Gettysburg, Carlisle and Lancaster County, and a short distance from hiking, biking, skiing and canoeing in Cumberland County, endless opportunities abound for the adventure-driven. The average Camp Hill resident is 43 years old, college-educated, and enjoys a family income of about $50,000 but we take pride in offering something for everyone.