A city of neighbourhoods and opportunity, built around the Homewood campus — the food, the nights out, and the blocks worth knowing before you arrive.


Historic and student-centric — rowhouses, a real community, and the Baltimore Museum of Art on the edge of it.
NearbyBird in Hand, Niwana, bookshops, shuttle stops
Trendier, a mix of young professionals and students, and the best eating per square block anywhere near campus.
NearbyR. House food hall, The Dizz, Papermoon Diner, parks
The arts district. Galleries, studios and the closest thing to a proper night out that you can still walk home from.
NearbyStation North Arts Cafe, The Crown
Quirky and colourful, with its own festivals and the 34th Street Christmas lights that are worth seeing once.
NearbyThe Avenue, Cafe Hon, Golden West Cafe
Most of this is free or close to it.
Free, always. Over 95,000 works, ten minutes from Charles Village.
The National Aquarium, the Science Center, Harborplace and Camden Yards, all walkable along the water.
A short ride east — cobbled streets, a working waterfront, pubs and live music into the night.
The Walters Art Museum, the Symphony, and the original Washington Monument.
The 32nd Street Farmers Market — fresh produce, local food and live music, Saturdays 7am–noon, year round.
Artscape, the Book Festival and Comic-Con run through the year

Fourteen furnished CAMP-US houses. One neighbourhood to call home.
Real houses. Real neighbours. A real student living experience.
We support the local businesses that support students — cafes, barbers, gyms, bakeries, movers. It is free to be listed. We would rather recommend a dozen places we actually rate than sell space to fifty we do not.
Fourteen furnished houses, all within a few blocks of each other and of everything on this page.
See the housesCAMP-US is an independent student housing provider. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Johns Hopkins University or any other university. Opening hours and programmes change — check with the venue before making the trip.