Camp North End

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.

This place was so cool. We went at the end of a Sunday night and we still had a great time. There is literally something for everyone and the food was amazing. It’s much bigger than I thought as well! I will be sure to come back during the day and take a look at the shops. I bet it’s really packed and full of life on a Saturday.

Beautiful and full of things to do! I really enjoyed my trip there as well as the restaurants and the plant shop. My friends, dogs, and I will definitely be returning.

Extremely desolate and ghostly. First time visiting this place since I moved to Charlotte. Visited on a Monday at 3PM, walked around, everything was a ghost-town, none of the eateries in the courtyard were open.. Very odd.. Left after 4 minutes. Not sure why people congregate here on weekends. There are zero attractions or things to do.

This place is HUGE. It’s very hipster chic if you will. Lots of art, and lots of fun recycled bits. It’s a lot of fun to just walk around and see what they stuffed into every nook and cranny. I personally loved the vibrant colors and the fun foods you can get! That being said this place is in the pricy side. Things are about as expensive as if you were in an airport. They are still under construction so it will be fun to come in a few months time to see the new additions. Parking is a bit hectic but there is lots of places to park around the campus. I wish I had come during Christmas as they really filled the place up then!