Cowork IC

I've been a member of CD for 7 months now and couldn't be happier with my productivity in this beautifully designed, ambient space. Co-working spaces in New York can often be chaotic, overly social, and poorly designed. Camp David is the opposite. Its great for working in small groups, impressing a client with a meeting in the beautiful conference rooms, or working quietly in their co-working spaces or private work spaces. Its also in Brooklyn! I'm obsessed.

Easily the most beautiful workspace I’ve had the privilege of working in. Calm, stylish, inspiring, and fun. Honestly wish I still worked in that space. Also, I’d be remiss if I didn’t say how amazing the bathrooms are. It’s the bar that every other bathroom will be measured against from now on as far as I’m concerned. If you’re looking for a co-working space that is something special, you’ve found it.

My company’s office is within the coworking space at Camp David. Honestly, my commute is made easier just by knowing all of the amenities I’m coming to. The space is really sleek and modern. There’s a huge kitchen with really good coffee and a staff that’s always available. The bathrooms are probably the best part: clean with floor to ceiling stalls. People are very respectful. Venture to the basement and they have a bunch of resources: photo studio, wood working, sewing. I’ve heard a rumor of a podcast studio. Industry City itself seems pretty remote but is close to N D R trains and has all the delicious artisanal food you can ask for. The only downside is that you sometimes have to hunt for a place to take a call. The good news is people rarely book conference rooms so if you’re like

UPDATED: They are now open on Saturday. Great News!! A true hidden gem in Brooklyn. Spacious work space area with plenty of work tables and resources. As a freelance artist, I have plenty of surface area to spread out my digital work station and work without feeling cramped or pressured to move. Staff are all friendly and easy to talk to. Quick and easy for me to get the area from the R Train in Brooklyn. I haven't yet had the chance to explore the local eateries, but they all look great. I rented a locker to store my stuff in the basement workspace area so that I don't need to carry items to and fro from my apartment. I signed up for one year membership at a very affordable fee. My only wish was there was a kitchen where I could microwave my lunch and that the common work share area was

Working remotely from Camp David has been fantastic during COVID. Socially distant, temperature checks and mask friendly. I'd be hard pressed to find a co-working setup I'd feel more comfortable being at right now.