We stumbled upon this accidentally when going to eat at the taco stand. Parking is crazy but once in it's so much fun! It was fun exploring every nook and cranny. We didn't make it into every store, (the japanese bakery line was so long), but just the grounds of this little outdoor mall itself was enough. read more

It used to be a parking struggle on weekend nights cuz of the lounge on the corner buttt the parking situation is worse. They used to take up the north section, and the main 3 rows was a CAMPtrain of cars. Now they moved to the back row and kept some of the north end. 1030, half the shops havent opened yet and already cars CAMPing for spots just destroys the whole chill vibe this place used to have. I really dont understand this valet, i literally could park it myself same distance next row over, and hes not like space saving parking the cars like ud see at high end restaurants with small lots so.....besides milking a frustrating situation, have a fun weekend! They could probably raise the price to like $20 and people would still be forced to cough up to park, theres just not enough spots and not even half the potential shops are even running. It would make sense if the camp bought like an off site additional lot for overflow and the valet would bring your car to the kiosk. Still sad the blackwater bakery snuffed out, i liked their very rounded top loaves. But now theres a new bakery? whys it named 1954 bakery & cafe? it wasnt here in 1954 for sure. oh yay its 11, ima go get me brunch now. toodaloo! read more

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So this area is very popular. The stores have changed a bit since I was here the last time. However, the worst part is, the parking lot!!! Way too small and there is no nearby parking lot. If I can't find parking, I will leave. It's absolutely ridiculous. The valet parking is also ridiculous for such a small lot. They just want to charge you for parking. Aside from that, it's a fun little are. You never know what you'll find. A few restaurants, a few shops, fun to talk around, only if you can find parking. read more

到costa Mesa 來， 有機會可以來這個美麗的 The camp 走走晃晃，他們有很多特別的餐廳，咖啡廳，還有衣服店，看得出來都是年輕人喜歡的比較freeStyle，整個地區綠意盎然，非常的漂亮，超級適合出外景，出大片的，如果你在附近吃完飯了，可以來這邊買咖啡，順便來看看 read more

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After visiting the lab across the street we came here. The CAMP is a green, eco-friendly retail campus dedicated to an active, healthy lifestyle mindful of environmentalism. More like an outdoorsy little mall. Very cute with some restaurants love the decor. Coming soon a bar/ Mexican food restaurant. Would like to return for some pizza. read more

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Quite an unique hidden place in OC. Yes it busy in the weekends and holidays and parking can be Hectic. But once you got a parking and walk into the camp, it just purely cool vibe, unless holidays or weekend since foots traffic is abit overwhelming. But at every walkways, corners, or turns, there is something unique and different either with different structures, water fountain, painting, seating patio or something eye catchy. The vibe is just chill and calm (except holidays). Plenty of option of shops restaurants and coffee places. All are unique and independent and once of a kind. read more

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The Camp is an interesting little mall that feels more like a retreat where you can sit and relax while surrounded by beautiful plants. They have a nice selection of stores and restaurants. I visited on a Tuesday evening and it seemed that many of the stores were closed. Some stores had signs that said coming soon. I read that parking would be difficult, but there was a significant amount of parking available on the day I was there. I think the mall is a must see. read more

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Really late review. I was fairly new to Yelp in late 2013. Way back on 5/7/14, a few friends, my brother and I decided on a road trip from NoCal to SoCal. We rode in one minivan which made the trip super fun. We stopped by here to grab a bite to eat. I honestly don't recall the restaurant that we ate at. I'm not vegan. I had a vegan mushroom burger and that was delicious. I recall this place had unique shops and little eateries. It was a very busy day when we came. It's a great place to hang with friends. My experience here was great. Unfortunately, I lost most of my pictures from an old phone. I only have only have one available to post. I would love to go back again someday. read more

The CAMP - 5/17/14 With my brother & friends. - Shopping Centers Near Me - Costa Mesa, California

This place is SO cute and absolutely perfect for photos. Every corner at The CAMP feels thoughtfully designed and full of good energy. The CAMP is a green, eco-friendly retail campus dedicated to an active, healthy lifestyle, blending nature, culture, and community right in the heart of Orange County. From unique shops to great dining spots, it's such a fun place to explore, relax, and recharge. Definitely a must-stop when you're in Costa Mesa. read more

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The CAMP in Costa Mesa is a retail area with shops and restaurant. The exterior is very interesting, combining metal, wooden features, and nature together. The stores are unique in that they focus on environmental and eco-friendly causes. The shops there seem to sell hand-made, sustainable, and purposeful products. For instance, they have a huge second hand store and local clothing/jewelry boutique. There's plenty of food and drink places. I got coffee from Vitaly before and would love to tried their restaurant menu. I thought the Taco Stand was okay. For drinks, there's Salty Beer, Boba Guys, etc. They used to have an awesome plant-based restaurant called The Plot, but that has since closed. Overall, this is a great hand-out spot. I recommend carpooling because parking there can be a challenge. read more

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For some reason, I always end up at the camp. I've been here several times in the last few months for things like a craft fair, Matcha, Boba, looking for yummy lunch or just some shopping. Parking here can be a bit challenging when it gets busy, but I really like the chaotic layout of this center and it's fun to roam around and see what new stores or restaurants have popped up. You can also walk across the street to the lab and do more shopping and eating. read more

Ever since CAMP added Camp Out, parking has gotten even busier, so valet is honestly the move. I usually swing by East Borough for lunch (always hits the spot), and Jazz Night at Mesa on Wednesdays is a favorite. read more

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The CAMP (opened in 2002) is a retail campus with shops that focus on outdoor lifestyles. The LAB Anti-Mall is across the street and also shares the same hip vibe, but The CAMP has a very earthy and camp-like set up. [Parking]: While the shopping plaza has a designated parking lot, parking gets impossibly difficult during normal weekend business hours. [What to expect here]: The anchor store is probably SEED Peoples Market and it is a very rustic two-story tall shop. There's also a succulent shop (Organic Designs by Aggelige) and a second hand clothing store (2nd STREET USA). The CAMP also has a mini food court with shops serving boba (Boba Guy's), coffee (Vitaly Caffé), and Vietnamese food (East Borough). Visitors can also check out the adjacent sister plaza called Camp Out (just around the corner). Public restroom is available for all visitors. [Conclusion]: This is one of those shopping plazas you come for photo ops and not buying anything. I personally like The LAB Anti-Mall a little bit better than The CAMP due to better coffee shop, more spacious seating area, and more Instagrammable spots. read more

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Fun little anti mall in Costa Mesa with nice eateries and shops. Good place to take out of town friends to explore. Lots of parking and they have thrift stores too. Happy Yelping! read more

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Grabbed a morning coffee with the girls this weekend. We loved the nature walk with rustic accents & pop up markets. Definitely coming back! read more

The CAMP - Shopping Centers Near Me - Costa Mesa, California

The Camp in Costa Mesa, is an outdoor shopping center with restaurants and shops. it's a unique, cool place with a great atmosphere, it's has a hammock, heart shaped swing, and plenty of areas to sit and chat with friends, dog friendly , has woodsy landscaping . The Camp has trees, ponds and meandering paths . It's not a big place , The Camp is a small, but it's nice to hang out here . The parking can be a little crowded at times, but they also have the option for valet . Last time I was paid $5 and tip . I like to come here. read more

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I remember coming here when I was younger and in high school. It has always been a cool and trendy place to hang out. Now that I am older, I come for the food and nice boutiques. The outdoor mall gives an outdoorsy feel with plants and cool decor throughout the space. There are cool walkways and a pond that gives you memories of camping. There is a cool trailer that sells some jewelry and other cool gifts that is a must see. You can find stores with clothing, essentials, and stores that focus their shopping to promote sustainability. There are also lots of restaurants and bars to enjoy some food and a great drink with good company. There is also a nice nail salon that I want to check out. If you decide to visit, make sure to place a reservation for dinner and be prepared to be aggressive int he parking lot. It is pretty big but this is a popular locale, so it gets busy especially during peak times (dinner time). Make sure to check ahead with restaurants because they book reservations. You will enjoy your spring or summer night shopping, eating, and having a great time! read more

'The Camp management or owners' need to enforce cars to park in actual parking spots and not park on the curb sides which is causing issues with the flow of traffic in the parking lot. That's how pedestrians or bypassing cars get hit. Which we (including my six year old who was with us) almost did multiple times just for walking to our car or even trying to drive through the parking lọt. It used to never be this way until recently. Recklessness and obstruction. Better hope something doesn't happen and causes a big lawsuit. read more

i havent been to the camp in awhile, we were here for their pet-a-porter event over the wknd i was in the area and made a stop to check out the vendors just a handful of pet vendors i picked up some treats from pawlistic treats. they offer all natural, single ingredient and all dehydrated treats. but the camp has lots of food, drinks and shopping biz parking is a bit tricky, esp on the wknd. valet is avail also there is parking on the street on randolph ave and walk over read more

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THE CAMP is very fun place to be...Its full of great restaurants for all the tastes and fee stores. Overall, the setting is chill and layback its a great place to meet a friend, go in a casual date. The only negative part is the parking. Its disaster. Im wondering for such a big area why the parking is too small! read more

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The Camp, a small outdoor plaza, is located across the street from The LAB Anti-Mall, near South Coast Plaza. Finding parking spaces during peak hours is challenging. 一個小型露天商場，The LAB Anti-mall對街，南海岸精品廣場附近。熱門時段停車位難找。 read more

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3 stars because I love the shops here but the parking is so ridiculous! Add a structure already!

A local favorite. Whatever you want you can get at this little hub. with some of my most favorite coffee shops and delicious restaurants it's always a vibe here! Yes, the parking can get a little nutty it's a small island - Weekdays you can definitely access the parking lot with ease but don't worry they offer valet and the staff is super friendly and helpful. Even helpful with recommendations! read more

I like this place, there is a coffee shop, very nice shopping stores, a nice Italian place , a Mexican place and a bar. I always enjoy my time here. They have plenty of parking. read more

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If I lived closer I'd definitely come here a lot more often, on the weekdays, cause weekends are just crazy. Came here on Sat night and of course the parking lot's full. Luckily I was able to find street parking on the street just around the back right away but yea, parking is a huge mess. Really digged walking around and checking out the shops. Hi-Li Liquor Market's always good to check out and find some interesting wine or beer that you don't see often. Of course, the 2nd Street here is probably one of the busiest, especially on the weekends. We didn't get to dine at any of the restaurant but they were all busy the night we were there. There's a few restaurants I do want to try but really dreading the parking situations on the weekends. read more

Parking lot is way too small for this place. It's pretty small and has multiple stores and restaurants. It's fine for walking around and checking things out. read more

ok i've been here a few times great shops but the people here very OC coded: don't bother having manners bc they don't exist in these areas 2nd street is but the employees are weird vibes and so are the customers boba guys is jewelry shop there is photobooth by bryant but it's behind camp pizza restaurant looks and smells and the vibes there are good read more

The Camp is a super cute outdoor "mall" with several small businesses. On the 1st Saturday of each month they have pop up shops to highlight different small businesses. The whole place has a cute and campy vibe. They have a hammock, heart shaped swing, and plenty of areas to sit and chat with friends. They have some great shops, as well as restaurants. My favorites are Vitaly and Milk and Honey! The parking can be a little crowded at times, but they also have the option for valet. It's a super cute place if you love to support small businesses, eat good food and enjoy time with friends and loved ones! They are also dog friendly! read more

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Cool space lots of fun shops and restaurants. Mostly young millennials and Gen Z walking around very busy shopping location and restaurants

This place is not what it used to be. Does anyone else remember the tranquility the CAMP had when it actually felt like a place to unwind and not worry about being in someone's tik tok or fighting with a rented Bentley over a parking spot? I made reservations for a party of 8 at one of the restaurants here and we arrived in two different cars which was a bust because the parking lot was an active war zone with several potential patrons attempting to park. Don't get me started on their "valet" situation. Situated in the very back of the lot, you still have to haul yourself to the actual "CAMP" site which is actually quite moronic and offensive to actual valets. Not that I can't walk for myself, I'm not a brat, but it's not valet. The "valet" here also takes up about a good quarter of the parking lot and it's usually always empty. Great way to deter business if you ask me, because that's what my party and I did. Support local businesses or support the valet..?.. seriously. This place abandoned their peaceful charm and became a harbor for the newest fad and anyone who partakes. Despite each unique literary motif placed on each parking spot, the environment now curated here at the CAMP is anything but the guided relaxation these parking spots suggest. Every other time I visited in the past 3 years has been high-stress because of parking and the overwhelming amount of people insensitively pointing their camera phones in every direction when all I ever expected from this place is a low-key moment of grace. Who remembers the days of Native Foods and Ojuko or even West Coast Fish? Those were the days! read more

This place is so cool. It's like the future of malls... outdoor malls. It is a outdoor shopping center. One thing it needs is more parking. When they are doing events, parking here is hard. They do have valet but I'm not trying to valet to walk around a shopping center. The decor of The Camp structure is very industrial and rustic. They did an amazing job designing this place. There is so many photo op areas that is definitely instagramable. It was a very busy day out there.. so I didn't grab much pictures. They also had like a pop-up shop by the parking lot sure if they do this often. I really need to check them out again on a weekday. Overall, nice place with a consignment store, Boba shop, and other local shops. read more

You have to come early to find parking as this place is pretty popular. Haven't been here in a decade and I still love this place! Kinda sad to see some stores closed down or just vacant. Really, REALLY enjoyed the used clothes store. They had everything and all at good prices. Didn't get to try the boba tea shop but it looks like a favorite place for people because that line never went down. read more

Unique Anti-Mall as well like its sister shopping center across the street, The Lab. On special event days, perhaps they can consider limiting parking to 1 hour. Parking was extremely tough today for Earth Day. And unfortunately, some people don't understand the etiquette of waiting for spots and proceeding to spots in an orderly/fair way. Today I had a selfish lady swoop in on my spot. read more

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Oh my God, the camp is the reason why I need to live over here because I haven't even really explored the camp until tonight, to use the restroom and I walked into the restaurant area, Oh my gosh it's like a little camp area I'm gonna go back and look at all the restaurants and clothing shops that they have but so far so good! read more

I was just here yesterday to hit the black market bakery! I've been here a handful of times. The Camp has food, shopping and hosts special events like earth day with pop ups of new products. It's a unique place because this is not your typical "mall" experience. It's more outdoorsy and earthy. There's some good eats and shopping places here! And I love the bakery. The only negative about this place is the parking situation. The parking sucks. There isn't enough parking for this mall. read more

Tried the coco-almond matcha latte ($12) from the Chafinity popup. The milk was housemade, so it tasted exactly like coconut meat. I thought it was refreshing, but it slightly overpowered the matcha. It was on the unsweetened side. The cost/40 minute wait was mostly for the experience of them making it traditionally in front of you. read more

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an authentic japanese matcha experience ONLY AVAILABLE UNTIL 7/17. I paid $12 for a matcha latte which is pretty expensive for a drink in my opinion but the ingredients they use are very high quality. unfortunately, the drink I had was overpowered by the coconut milk. the matcha itself was so good! the wait was also very long when I went but it was also a Saturday afternoon. I waited almost an hr in line. the staff was extremely friendly and helpful explaining the menu which made the experience so much better. I would definitely recommend giving this pop up a try before it ends if you want an authentic Japanese matcha experience. read more

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This place is so cute and located across the street from LAB Anti-make. We walked over to check this spot out after. I loved how conveniently close they are located near each other. Bf and I explored and I loved the "Camp" theme. We just walked around and explored and the place. I'd say, def a place to check out in Costa Mesa area or hang out at with a group or date night. Theres more food spots to eat here as well. read more

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The Camp in OC is great! It's very dog-friendly, and our first visit with our dog was fun. We stopped by Wine Lab for a quick drink on the patio and loved it. Can't wait to explore more of the stores and restaurants next time. Highly recommend! read more

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This place is trash. There is never any parking. Everything is way over priced. Not worth