Total Population
47,378
Population
Growth Rate
0.05%
Median Age
36
Diversity Index
39.800
Source: ESRI, 2026-09-09
Campbell County
Campbell County is known as America’s energy capital—and for good reason. Thirty percent of the nation’s coal comes from here. A mix of related industries, including oil and methane extraction, helps to power a thriving regional economy and provide jobs for the nearly 40,000 people who call Campbell home.
Campbell is also known for its beauty, wildlife, and cultural attractions. Hunters flock there for the abundant game, while others head to the event facility, Cam-Plex, to take in a rodeo or a Broadway musical. Outdoor adventures include skiing, snowmobiling, hiking, and fishing in the nearby Black Hills of South Dakota or the Bighorn Mountains.
Population
Housing & Income
Households
18,269
Total Housing Units
20,237
Owner Occupied
13,165
Renter Occupied
5,104
Vacant
1,968
Median Home Value
$299,852
Average Home Value
$348,495
Income
Growth Rate
Median
Household Income
0.00%
Per Capita Income
2.33%
Income Projection
Median Household
$96,506 $108,340
Average Household
$113,758 $126,503
Per Capita
$44,127 $49,522
Source: ESRI, 2026-09-09
Workforce
Total Businesses
1,939
Total Employed
27,997
Workers 16+
23,458
2026 Mining Businesses
Businesses
65
Employed
5,655
2026 HealthCare / Social Assistance
Businesses
180
Employed
4,579
2026 Retail Trade Businesses
Businesses
222
Employed
2,286
2026 Accommodation / Food Service
Businesses
135
Employed
2,100
2026 Public Administration
Businesses
106
Employed
2,057
2026 Construction Businesses
Businesses
200
Employed
1,963
Some
High School
1,306
Graduated
High School
8,746
Associates
Degree
3,334
Bachelor's
Degree
5,063
Graduate
Degree
2,968
Average Commute Time
21 min.
Resident Commuters
23,107
Non-Resident Commuters
226
Drive Alone
18,303
Carpooled
2,777
Public
170
Work At Home
1,329
Source: ESRI, 2026-09-09
