New York City is one of the best cities in the world for families — if you know where to go. CAMP, located at 110 5th Ave in the Flatiron District, is the city's top immersive experience for kids ages 2–10: a place where beloved characters come to life, hands-on activities fill every corner, and CAMP Counselors make every child feel like the main character. Beyond CAMP, NYC has no shortage of places to take curious, energetic kids.
Right now at CAMP, kids can step inside Bluey's House — a fully realized, walk-through world built around the beloved Australian family. Through the Magic Door, your family enters Bluey's living room, backyard, and beyond. CAMP Counselors lead games, crafts, and activities that make the whole thing feel less like a visit and more like an afternoon at a friend's house — if that friend happened to live inside a television show.
Every ticket includes access to all activities inside: the Slime Bar, the Maker Studio (think: rotating slime of the month, design-your-own plush pillow, ceramics, and more), and the immersive world itself. No nickel-and-diming. Just a couple of hours where everyone leaves happy.
CAMP is at 110 5th Ave at 16th Street in Manhattan, steps from the 14th St–Union Square station (4, 5, 6, N, Q, R, L lines). No parking needed — the subway brings you right to the door.
Hours: Sun 9am–6pm | Mon–Thu 10am–6pm | Fri 10am–7pm | Sat 9am–7pm