Cute toy store (and more apparently) with a little play area right outside. This is a super unique shopping area. I have eaten here and strolled through to get an after dinner coffee. Considering the part of Dallas it's in, it feels like a secret. It's sort of tucked away and feels very safe. We happened upon Camp looking for some after Christmas sales. It's a large, well located store. No shortage of interesting toys and Gund stuffed animals. Need an attachable bike horn with 12 different options? They've got it! Want to have that adorable handwriting remembered? They will embroider it. The employees were nice and answered endless questions from my kids. The cashier tried to explain the other features of the store. They have Meow Wolf type of experiences and private birthday party area. You pay for admission and then walk through the setup. It wasn't open during our visit but it's the part of the store that faces the parking lot. It was a beautiful day so we popped outside to play after shopping. read more

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Such a great experience with the family. The kiddos enjoyed an immersive experience as they made their way through the camp with Mickey and all of his pals. Very cool. My 5 year old & younger nieces & nephews all found it equally enjoyable. They have two gift shops. One when you first walk in that has a variety of Disney & non Disney gifts & souvenirs & one that you're led into after the camp is over with Disney animated gifts. They have everything from t-shirts to games & jewelry. The prices for some of the items were decent. The staff were very friendly. The location of the place is awesome. There's so many food options literally right outside with a small greenery area for play. read more

Camp - Toy Stores Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Did I pay $50 for 50 minutes at Camp Disney? Yeah, I did, and it was great. My 5-year-old had a blast, and the 3-4-year-olds in the group looked like they did too. The staff here is phenomenal! They interact with the kids; you can stand back and watch these littles believe in magic. It's such a cute time in their life, and Camp Disney was fun. I wouldn't recommend it for an older child or baby, but you get a good bang for the buck with the 2-6-year-old crew. I recommend arriving about 30 minutes prior so your littles can play in the store; they have building blocks, scooters, and a 3-D printer that's cool to see. Any more than 30 minutes, your little one will be bored- and you will too. After the tour, there is an area your kids can color for no additional cost or can choose a craft for a surcharge. Overall great one-time experience with a tremendous staff; this "camp" is nothing without the team. Recommend the business locks down the 3D printer to print only items that take under 5 minutes and allow other guests to enjoy/ sample since we can't depend on parents to show consideration (mom of 4 allowed each of her kids to print 15+ minute items- EACH). Also, there was only one working bathroom, and with kids at a kid's place, inoperable lavatories can be a massive problem for all parties; recommend checks after every tour concludes to keep restrooms in working order. read more

Camp - Art area - Toy Stores Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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I have been recommending this place for months to coworkers and finally had the opportunity to take my 21 month old niece. I was a little nervous since the recommended age is 2-8. But my niece had the most amazing time and I did too by seeing the joy in her eyes. When you check in, you are given woven bracelets as your pass. I think this was the perfect souvenir if you don't want to spend money because you wait in the most amazing gift shop filled with some of the best toys I've seen. When it's time to begin, a secret passage door is opened that everyone walks through and comes to the first room where you meet your camp counselor. They explain that it's Mickey's birthday and something "Goofy" happens (no spoilers). So begins the fun! The camp counselor engages with the kids and the rooms are really fun. I will say my only complaint was that it was very crowded in some sections. I feel like they need to make the groups smaller because at some points we were not even able to see what was taking place. It doesn't take that long to go through all of the rooms, which was perfect for young children with short attention spans. When it ends, you pass through another smaller gift shop, which has smaller stations, set up for drawing on a light box. There are some really cute Mickey items in this room so if you are a fan, I would wait to purchase in here. You also go back through the main gift shop to leave. One thing that I did not know in advance was that there is a huge art center attached. You can sit here and color for free, but there are many additional activities you can do as well, such as slime creations and painting at a cost. Everyone in our group seem to have an amazing time. We will definitely be going back for the next exhibit and cannot wait. read more

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The kids enjoyed it but we had higher expectations. After attending another one in a different city, we thought this one would be a bit similar. It wasn't as interactive as we would've liked, the rooms weren't that entertaining, and having to be guided with time limits wasn't ideal. read more

Brianna was an awesome camp counselor! So much energy and so great with the kiddos!!! Thank you, Brianna! My 6 and 4 year olds enjoyed the experience! read more

These women up in front aren't do anything but sitting around and gossiping. We asked for some help at the painting station and it's like pulling teeth. This is exactly indicative of this young generation - lazy af. Disney should be ashamed of putting their name on this store. read more

From the outside of the store you would never know what magic is hiding in there. My son lovedddddd the secret door. He's already asking to go back. Behind the secret door is a room full of toys and "art camp" There are some free activities like coloring, a slide, magnet tiles, scooters, or writing on a giant wall. You can also pay between $15-40 to do all different type of art activities/crafts. It's so hot outside that this is a great indoor option. My son enjoyed running around looking at all the toys and playing on the slide. Bonus: there's a ice cream parlor at the front of the store with fun flavors. Perfect indoor place for some summer fun! read more

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My kids had a blast, Camp Disney is an immersive experience so each room has a different experience, the goal is to help Mickey and friends with the quest. I really liked that the host was engaging with all the kids making it a fun experience for everyone. There was much more than just what's in the pictures. The gift shop was super fun as well and not to pricey. We drove from houston but it was well worth it. I definitely recommend this. Fun for all ages as there is so many cool spots for pics read more

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Fun, short, but she enjoyed herself at the paw Patrol Event here. It was more like a shop with lots of try on toys to try with paw patrol everywhere! She came home with a mini scooter. read more

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Now need an appointment to do basically anything. Won't be back. Also made my 8 year old cry explaining this new process in a rather unfriendly way. Business model needs a whole relook. read more

A cool store that always has something unique and special to buy for my Grandkids. Has toys books games and more. Also has a big arts and crafts area for kids to create. read more

We hosted a birthday part at CAMP and had an amazing experience! Bennet was our main planner and party host. He was joined by two amazing counselors, Beeps and Destiny. All three of them were absolutely wonderful, and I'd hire each of them a million times over to host any kid event! I was a bit nervous because it was a two-year birthday party, so I was worried this place would be slightly too mature for the kids and that the counselors wouldn't know what to do with such youngsters, but everything worked out beautifully! My son and his friends had a great time! We will most definitely be back! read more

Wow! Talk about Mr. Toads Wild Ride. It was so much fun visiting the place. We went for the kiddos but the adults liked it just as much! It's not a store it's an experience! I don't wait to spoil it, but definitely stop in. We spent liking an hour there. The store is fantastic and even have a cafe if anyone in your party wants a breather. The staff there is great and so much fun. Our toddler enjoyed it a lot and the only sad faces I saw were when kids left. We liked the different areas and the ability for kids to have fun with the toys that were out. They even have an activity studio! You can't help but want to buy something because of their fun and awesome merchandise. Even the exterior is fun. The outdoor space in front of the store is great. If I, a little vague about the inside, it's because you should just go and see for yourself. Don't see photos, just go and experience. read more

I had never heard of Camp but Eric R.'s uncle had from our brother-in-law, who wants to take our nieces there. We stopped in while waiting to eat at Snooze. It was a children's store with a "secret door" to "Camp," where children (and adults) can play with the offerings sold by the store before buying. There were lots of sensory rooms/areas, and it was very well designed. There are cashiers "inside Camp" and in the main store area, plus a cafe. It is a really fancy cafe, serving Ample Hills creamery ice cream shipped from Brooklyn. Eric R. got a pretzel cone with ooey gooey ice cream as his breakfast before we brunched...oy! Definitely take your children here - they will love it and the staff is nice! read more

Camp - One side of store - Toy Stores Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Don't listen to the Karens cause this store is legit the best. Probably the funnest little store I've ever been to. The staff is absolutely amazing and they are all very personable and engaging. Props to Megan, Richie, and Regan who were all so wonderful. I think that this really is a slap in the face to stores like Toys-R-Us as its a polar opposite when it comes to experience. Before toy stores were obnoxious and it was just a bother to take your kids to them at camp a whole hour can go by without even noticing it. I've even brought my parents and my friends just to show them how cool it is as the magic door is still like the coolest thing ever. Ignore some of the scrappy reviews a couple of Karens made and don't let your family miss out on this. read more

Our Camp Dallas experience was one quite a memorable one. Camp was so generous to offer to open up for a private experience for my cousin who has been receiving ongoing medical treatments. They created an electrical atmosphere and ensured we got their undivided attention. The camp counselors were so kind and welcoming. I would recommend Camp to any family looking to make memories they will cherish. read more

This review is for the Paw Patrol experience only. We bought tickets for the Paw Patrol Experience. With great anticipation the staff opened the magical book case to a cute little path that led to the Adventure of Let Down. Calling this a Paw Patrol Experience is a great exaggeration. There was a mini 'tower' that had the preview of the paw patrol movie playing on repeat. There was supposed to be an art booth but they were all either out of materials or closed for the day when we arrived. There were a few Paw Patrol coloring pages with dried up marker laying around though. The majority of this experience was a glorified toy store that had nothing to do with Paw Patrol. Which would have been fine had we not paid over $100 for the 'Paw Patrol Experience'. Save yourself the time, money and the frustration that will come and avoid this activity. The saving grace was the staff was friendly. read more

If you're going to see the paw patrol characters don't bother. This is a toy store with indoor activities for the kids. $20.00 each to get in and once you are in, it's a giant toy store. There was a 20 minute magic show by one man that has nothing to do with the Paw Patrol. When we thought the magician was the warm up we were disappointed that this was the only act. Shopping was the main attraction. Not one Paw Patrol character anywhere!!!!!! No movie ,nothing! If you want to spend $120.00 (3 adults and 2 children) just to get in then enjoy shopping. Our 5 year old grandson was very disappointed on his birthday. read more

This review is for Camp as a toy store and not for any of the purchasable experiences. It was fun in general to go here and shop for gifts. It would have been nice to try the art workshops but it's not why I came here. One word of caution is the slide inside has a sharp turn and could be hazardous to go down. My son bumped his head twice going down it and I'm the bad parent getting looks for letting him go down the slide. Other than that it was an overall fun time going there. I particularly enjoyed the free diapers to use by the restroom lol. I might buy that brand cuz it was so soft! read more

This review is for the Mickey Mouse experience. We arrived and got ready for all of the excitement with a cute bracelet for each of our family members. The staff was amazing and engaging with our toddler and we loved the selection of toys/craft area. The complete fail of this experience is how many people were packed into a tiny area. It was uncomfortable, you literally could barely turn a shoulder without hitting someone. Want pictures of your child? Forget it! We chose this for our daughters third birthday and truly regret spending almost $200 to be trapped in a room with a child coughing the entire time. I know, I know not the staffs fault but geez I have an infant and this kid was legit sick and coughing all over the place. Nowhere to escape it and had saliva from this kid on my legs. The actual experience could be amazing. Take about 5-7 families out and give people something they would recommend to their friends and leave great reviews about. I'm so disappointed and doubt anything will be done to remedy the situation. Again, thankful for the very sweet staff but I will never go to an experience (much less pay a premium price for the 11:30 time slot) at this store again. Save your money for toys and go to the park. Really looking forward to getting sick soon and in the future I will just take 2 one hundred dollar bills and light them on fire. At least then I can take a picture of my toddler smiling while I do it. read more

Camp - Toy Stores Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Awesome time at the Camp Disney Experience! My 1 yr and 2 1/2 year old really enjoyed it. The camp counselors were great and really got into it. read more

Camp - Enjoying the larger than life popcorn! - Toy Stores Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Did the Mickey Mouse show on a Sat - $58 for an adult and child. It was totally not worth it. 3-4 rooms with a 1-2 activities each (e.g., a slide and wheels to spin). I'd like my $ back, please! There is a story to follow along with but DEFINITELY not worth the money they're charging. read more

Mickey Experience was such a let down. Way too many people were crowded in room after room with minimal activities for the kids. The staff was very friendly, but allowed an extra family and a large stroller to come with our group which made the space even more crowded. Would not recommend at all. read more

We went to the Mickey & Friends experience in Dallas Tx. Our camp counselor Cole was absolutely AMAZING. Cole really made the whole experience. Outstanding job. My daughter is 3 years old with a developmental disability, she was fully included and had a blast. Perfect for younger kids. Doesn't last too long (if you're worried about meltdowns) but still long enough that it's a good time, and you'll still have plenty of time left for other activities in your day. I cannot compliment Dallas employee Cole enough. #GiveColeARaiseASAP If you're looking for something not too "advanced" for your toddler aged children, this is for you! read more

I can't say enough great things about our Mickey experience yesterday. The staff was unbelievably friendly. They played with my daughter (2.5 years old) while we waited for our experience to begin and after it was over as well. Our Mickey guide was super lively and engaging with my daughter. Thank you so much. My daughter had a blast. We will be back 100%! I will be recommending y'all to everyone in the DFW area. Thank you so much for a memorable day. read more

Very fun family environment. Performer Breanna is the BEST!!! She is very entertaining and keeps the kids engaged. read more

My son and I had a blast. This is for the younger crowd... like 3-8 but we still had a great time.

I took my grandson this morning to "Camp Disney", I would find it hard to believe that this venue falls under the Walt Disney brand. The whole experience was VERY underwhelming and very overpriced. The one star is for the friendly staff, they were all quite friendly. read more

We had so much fun tonight! There were so many things to do. We have kids from 6 to 15 & they all had a ton of fun. The staff was so friendly & fun. We'll definitely be coming back! read more

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We went for the "Paw Patrol Experience" and our experience was crap! This is glorified toy store. Do not be conned in to going here from an advertisement on social media like we were. We spent less than an hour here because there was really not much to do here. There was the lookout tower that just had the movie trailer playing, a building block area and small slide. Oh and some coloring pages printed out with markers that don't work! Save your money!!! This was a complete let down. read more

DO Not go for the paw patrol experience. There is literally nothing in your active about it. They have a slide, and they have a zip line. Nothing else is paw patrol. They will be stuck a slide in the middle of a toy store so that your kids can sit there and beg you to buy more toys they don't even have anything to do with how patrol. Not one toy in there was for Paw patrol! Take your kid to see the movie, then take your kid to Walmart to buy paw patrol toys, then take your kids to the park. No point to pay for this crap. I saw so many parents in there asking for their money back. read more

It was our first time coming to Camp and Richie made sure we had an awesome experience in the store!!!! Very fun place

If you have children... or if you don't you should totally check this place out! It's super cool and clean! Kids will go crazy as well as grown ups. P.S: this is where the magic happens Oh and their cafe has ice-cream and it's so freaking delicious read more

The group sizes need to be much smaller. The rooms are already small as it is and then you're shut inside with way too many people. It was uncomfortable and claustrophobic. The workers were all very nice and did a great job with the story line. read more

Super fun experience for my kid and us adults as well! Park out front to play before or after wait, really pretty area!

My son had a great experience and so did I. The staff was GREAT and such a memorable moment for only $50.

Amazing store and experience. Could stay there for hours. The staff is knowledgeable, warm and welcoming. They offer a range of awesome events and the space keeps kids busy for hours. Love it!!! read more

Mickey Mouse experience is dangerous for littles. Our group had multiple kids over 8 (2 had gone through puberty) and the space is small. My 2 and 3 year olds got trucked twice (not on purpose) before we started carrying them. Just dangerous for littles with how it's run. read more

My four year old had a blast. It wasn't too crowded around 11AM. Staff is very nice and engaging.