Cumberland County in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania was named for Cumberland, England, and was officially founded in 1750. It is included in the Harrisburg–Carlisle metropolitan statistical area. The county seat is Carlisle, a borough founded in 1751. The county holds many exciting attractions, from historical sites, stunning art, and

Camp Hill, a Cumberland County borough in Pennsylvania, is situated in the bustling West Shore community of Cumberland Valley, less than four miles from Harrisburg, the state capital. The name "Camp Hill" is thought to have originated from a division in the congregation of a Peace Church, where one party