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Camp North End

4.6 (115 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Troy B.

This seems to be an attempt to be an outdoor version of Optimist hall. Lots of small food, coffee, bar and shops that are connected via outside walks. It does not seem to have the popularity of optimist hall yet, but it is a good concept. We got coffee here and tried later that evening to get ice cream, but most everything closed up fairly early. There seemed to be bars and entertainment areas but we did not have the time to try those out. This is a cool set up and worth checking out

Stephanie L.

Camp North End is always a vibe! Very lively, always something to do. They typically have events you can attend for free. They keep the grounds nice and clean. Artistic vibes, new restaurants are popping up, some shopping. Grab yourself a plant or two, something to eat, dessert, and a cocktail/beer or two and vibe out! Love the camp!

Jayme H.

Wow... where do I even start? I was in town visiting family and one day my sister and brother-in-law said we were coming here to meet friends for lunch. At the time, I had no idea what I was walking into. They made it seem like it was some type of foodhall with multiple restaurant options to choose from, but goodness, it is far more than that! From the moment we arrived it blew my expectations out of the water. I would describe it more like a complex. Not only is there an indoor space with a ton of vendors serving everything from sushi and empanadas to fried chicken and pasta, but there's also a small market place, art studios, locally owned shops, a beautiful outdoor space, interactive elements, and more. There's seriously so much going on that there was no way we had enough time to explore it all. Knowing that, we stuck with the food. I decided to order sushi from a vendor located inside. I wish I could remember the name of it, but unfortunately they aren't on Yelp yet. As soon as I remember, I'll be sure to add it, so you can find it. Everyone in my group decided to get something different and we were all pretty happy with our decisions. Along with my sushi I had to get some mochi donuts from another spot inside. My sister and brother-in-law had never had one and I simply could not accept that. I got two and both were colorful and flavorful. I seriously cannot wait for my next visit to Charlotte because I would love to come back and explore more. If you're looking for something fun to do that'll satisfy your entire friend group or family, I have no doubt that Camp North End will do the trick.

Angelita B.

Well well well....just when I thought that Charlotte couldn't get any better...it DID!!!! I'm calling this place a hangout spot Wonder of the Charlotte world.. This place has got a variety of resteraunts, bars and outside hangout spots. And I adore the semi vagabond, casual vibe it has. It's good for families, friends and couples. And it's in a perfect spot, right on Stateville drive, near North Graham. It's literally where Oaklawn Avenue and Statesville interconnect, which Is only about a half a mile from uptown. Heard they have outdoor movies when the weather is warm. Worth checking out at least once.

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Bruce K.

I have been here a couple of times as there's a coworking space that I use. This is an interesting space that was originally a Model T factory back in the 1920s and then was used by the US Army to assemble missiles during the Cold War. The space still feels very industrial but it's been updated and adapted into offices, meeting spaces, bars and hangouts. All sorts of open air play spaces, farmers markets, live music and the Keswick food stall / pop-up area. Some of the parking is free, some is paid. I used the spaces north of the space along Graham for free. [Review 508 of 2025 - 4110 in North Carolina - 24070 overall]

Sofia H.

This was my first time going to Camp North and I loved it. It has yummy cultural foods, diversity and music as well as a spay good for kids and adults to relax on an afternoon or noght. There are so much to see and activities I gotta come back for sure. There is a restaurant that has pickle ball courts inside !!! So fun! Space with huge blocks for hide... I mean I almost don't want to advertise so it doesn't get too crowded. Highly recommend to mamas out there trying to have a good time along side their kids and your tired of the same old parks.

Iris D.

What a great concept and great place! I specifically came on Wednesday evening for live jazz. I checked the website and their social media to make sure it was still on prior to going same day, and everything looked good. I got there an hour early so that I could walk around some of the shops. Unfortunately the jazz band never showed, so I got another drink and went home. It's a great vibe and I like all the art everywhere. Someone I spoke with there did say sometimes the scheduled events or music just don't happen, which is disappointing. I will return for the ice skating in December, and hope to see more shops, cafes and galleries open up there.

Jack H.

Recommended by the locals - Camp North End is an awesome stop for tourist. They have a lot to see here with the art to some local shops and restaurants. There was a thrift event that happened on the day I visited that was particularly for women. There was also a smoothie van that had $5 smoothies for happy hour every day. I'd imagine this place would be fun to visit on a summer evening for an outdoor market. The disappointing thing was there were many empty offices and shops. It seemed like this place was just starting to get built out or the foot traffic isn't enough to keep businesses running. I wish I was able to see Camp North End at its peak of business.

Mo S.

Camp NorthEnd is a total vibe! I love coming here. Great food selections, a beautiful and unique plant shop, great photo ops and several other variety shops. There is a ton of underutilized open retail/office space. I hope more businesses geared toward entertainment flock here. There is so much potential. We came on Christmas Day to take advantage of their ice skating offering. Booking online was simple and efficient. They were also selling tickets at the counter. Admission and skates were $16, that included 1 hour of skating. The rink was fairly small for the amount of people that were there in our time block. I did not see anyone monitoring the entering and exit of the ice rink. It was really nice to be there after dark to see all of the lights. They had sitting areas with firepits. Great touch for a chilly night on the ice.

Curtis Stone - The Realtor ®.

Camp North End.. I think may be one of Charlotte's most ambitious projects and honestly the one I'm most excited for (other than the probably never gonna happen Queens Park). The north side of the QC has historically been zoned for much of the business / industry that people would rather not live right next to, or at least that was how it started. Now, between NoDa, Optimist Hall, Camp North End.. you can easily see the movement taking place on the north side. Camp North End is 70+ acres in total and once completed will be the ultimate live, work, eat, play, walkable, mixed-use, whatever you wanna call it future of living in the QC. Pickleball? its there! Tacos, pizza, coffee, burgers, etc?? Yup, its all there. Camp North End once completed will be every bit as amazing for the north side as South Park Mall is for the south side. You might even take a broader look and see Camp North End as a reimagined / deconstructed future outdoor mall. As of today there is still plenty otw but once completed this will be the go-to place for "what to do if you only have 24 hours in CLT".

This will be my lunch spot today!
Kari G.

I always love coming here. Whenever I have time between appointments and Camp North End is nearby, I stop. They have lots of cool eating areas. There is scenery and it's clean. I love the openness of the property. I never have trouble finding parking during non-events which is usually when I come. It's my happy place!

Day of the Dead celebration
Oscar S.

Great spot for a family outing. Had a great time at the Day of the Dead celebration. Live music, shows , food trucks, and vendors. Service was good at most places. They have multiple restaurants and shops throughout. Playground for kids. Brewery for those who enjoy a good beers. Just a nice place.

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Patricia T.

Went to Gravity for pizza and Tommy boy is delicious. It's sweet and savory and I'd say it's enough to fill 2. The restaurant just opened and it seems promising, the staff are friendly and it didn't take long for me to get my order! Camp north end has many other shops to check out and good to come with friends if you're looking for something to do.

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Ask the Community - Camp North End

Has anyone taken the tour? If so, can you tell me about your experience? Thanks!

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Till what time are you guys open?

All of our businesses keep different hours. You can find a current list of hours here: https://www.camp.nc/tenants

Are dogs allowed if they're on short leashes?

Yes, we welcome friendly dogs on leashes!

Does any of the small business owners have space to rent for a 10 people Paint and Sip gathering?

Yes! We recommend reaching out to Blk Mrkt or Dupp & Swat, they both rent out their space for small events like this.

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Camp North End - gourmet - Updated July 2026

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