Dave & Buster’s Camp Hill – Harrisburg is a video arcade situated in Camp Hill, a short drive across the Susquehanna River from downtown Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. As a location of the well-known Dave & Buster’s chain, the venue operates as a combined arcade and entertainment destination serving the greater Harrisburg area and the broader south-central Pennsylvania region. The directory places it within the Harrisburg metro on a six-and-a-half-kilometer grid, which reflects how closely Camp Hill is tied to the capital city for visitors planning an outing.
Camp Hill itself sits in Cumberland County and functions almost as a Harrisburg suburb, with shopping centers, restaurants, and chain entertainment clustered along the main commercial strips. For travelers putting together a retro-arcade-focused itinerary, this Dave & Buster’s functions as a larger-scale, modern video arcade rather than a barcade, a pinball-only room, or a small redemption counter. Visitors browsing the broader Harrisburg-area scene can compare this location against other nearby stops — Chuck E. Cheese, Triple 777 Skill Games, Play Dome Arcade, Challenge Family Fun Center, and Skillzone Arcade Lounge — using the directory’s arcade finder.
At a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Camp Hill, PA |
| Phone | +1 717-934-4400 |
| Hours | Sunday 10AM–11PM; Monday–Thursday 10AM–12AM; Friday–Saturday 10AM–1AM |
| Rating | 4.2 out of 5 from 3,500 Google reviews |
| Best For | Video arcade play, group outings, and family entertainment in the Harrisburg area |
The Scene
No editorial review summary or curated highlights are currently attached to this listing, so the picture below is built from the aggregate public data alone. What that public record does show is a strong score: 4.2 out of 5 stars across 3,500 Google reviews. That volume of feedback is unusually large for a single arcade location and suggests the venue pulls a steady mix of repeat visitors, group bookings, and one-off drop-ins rather than relying on a small core of regulars.
A 4.2 average for a large-format chain arcade in a mid-sized American metro is a respectable result, and it tracks with how Dave & Buster’s locations are typically reviewed: a wide floor of games, a sit-down food-and-drink environment, and the convenience of a power-card system in place of pockets full of quarters. Without verified written reviews to quote, prospective visitors are encouraged to read the most recent Google feedback before a trip, and to weigh this stop against the other Harrisburg-area arcades catalogued in the directory.
Games & Machines
The venue’s classification as a video arcade — rather than a pinball-focused barcade, a redemption-only counter, or a family entertainment center with rides and bowling — points to a floor built primarily around electronic, screen-based games. As a Dave & Buster’s location, the mix is expected to center on modern arcade cabinets, racing and motion-simulator experiences, ticket-redemption games, and competitive multiplayer attractions, all driven by a rechargeable power card rather than individual coin slots. Specific machine counts, current titles, prize inventories, and any retro-classic cabinets in residence are not listed in this directory record and should be confirmed with the venue directly before traveling.
Visiting
Dave & Buster’s Camp Hill – Harrisburg is listed at Camp Hill, PA, just southeast of Harrisburg across the Susquehanna River. Reachable from the region’s main arterials, it sits within a commercial cluster that makes it straightforward to combine a gaming session with shopping or a meal elsewhere in the area. Visitors planning a stop can call ahead on +1 717-934-4400 to confirm the day’s lineup and any time-sensitive promotions, or consult the official location page linked from the venue’s website.
The weekly hours follow a clear pattern: a 10AM opening every day of the week, with closing times that step up toward the weekend. Sunday closes earliest at 11PM, Monday through Thursday stay open until midnight, and Friday and Saturday extend to 1AM. That schedule leaves plenty of room for daytime family visits, after-school and after-work sessions during the week, and late-evening play on weekends without forcing every crowd into the same peak slot.
Group bookings, age policies, food-and-drink specifics, and pricing tiers are not included in this record; party planners, parents of younger players, and anyone visiting during a school-night window should contact the venue directly for current details. For a wider view of nearby options, browse the interactive arcade map to see how this location sits alongside its Harrisburg neighbors, including Chuck E. Cheese, Triple 777 Skill Games, Play Dome Arcade, Challenge Family Fun Center, and Skillzone Arcade Lounge. Arcade owners who want to keep their listing accurate can claim your listing through the directory.