The Camp Crook population is made up of a diverse mix of people and groups. The majority of its residents are white, with just 0.7% of residents identifying as American Indian or African-American. Other races represented in the population are Hispanic, Asian, and Native Hawaiian. A relatively low share of the population is home to people who rent their housing units. Other neighboring cities, such as Pine Haven, have higher renter-occupied housing rates than Camp Crook.
In the 2016 Census, there were 85 people living in the city of Camp Crook. The median household income was $43,333. The city has a low poverty rate, at just 12%. Its median home price is $68,300. During the past ten years, home appreciation in Camp Crook City was only 3.0%. A recent analysis by the US Census Bureau revealed that the city has a low crime rate and a relatively affordable cost of living.