Camp Hill - United States

United States

  • Camp Hill, Alabama
  • Camp Hill, Pennsylvania
  • Camp Hill, Glenn Springs, South Carolina, a historic site
  • Camp Hill in Harper's Ferry, West Virginia, on which stood Storer College
  • Camp Hill in Washington, D.C., the location of the United States Naval Observatory

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