Adult Movie Theatres in Camden

The busiest venue in this directory and the only one with a calendar. Ten dollars gets you past the clerk into a dark back section with booths, screens and gloryholes, and the films running cover straight, gay and trans at the same time, which is rarer than it sounds.

The events are the point. There is a party every Friday with a crew who run it, named in reviews. There is a monthly trans and crossdresser mixer with a published door price, twenty dollars for men which includes food and soft drinks and ten for everybody else. A trans woman who went to the first one in June 2026 wrote that the Friday crew treat her properly and that everyone makes a serious effort. Somebody who went to the March 2026 party for the first time said the staff were friendly and she met other people there for the same reason she was.

Nothing else on this site is programmed. Everywhere else is a room that happens to be open. This is a venue with a schedule, a door price, a host and a crowd that knows each other.

Two honest notes. The crowd skews old, roughly fifty to seventy-five by several accounts. And a semi-regular of nearly thirty years updated his review on 17 October 2026 to say it is still good for what it is, which is the longest continuous patronage anybody has reported anywhere in this directory.

You walk through a small convenience counter, then a dated and thinly stocked shop, and then there are two doors to what regulars call the cinema. The back is dark. Four or five films run in the comfortable viewing rooms and the private booths cost extra.

The couples record here goes back to 2012 and is consistent: staff accommodating, other couples present, men polite. A woman who went with her boyfriend in September 2025 found it clean and said the clerk showed them round.

And one account you should read before going. A wife wrote on 11 September 2026 about a Friday after eight with at least a dozen men in the theatre. Her husband set the ground rules and acted as bodyguard. One man ignored her saying no twice, and her husband picked him up by the throat and removed him. She posted it as a good night out. Take from it both things: that the venue is busy and that the rules get enforced by whoever came with you.

A visitor in July 2023 called the place filthy and said to bring covers and disinfectant. Several others since have called it clean. Both are on the record.

The smallest of the four and the most improved. A customer returning in April 2024 after years away found it tidied up and was surprised more people do not use it. Thirteen dollars to go through, which is the highest door fee in the county.

Somebody in September 2026 reported the back rooms humid but otherwise fine, and the shop at the front small, clean and overpriced. Several couples have gone and had a good time.

The most precisely documented back room in this directory, and the only one with a pool table in it. Ten dollars gets you behind the curtain to a hallway of eight small booths and then a larger area with the table, some chairs and stools. Running a film in a booth costs again, and the time you get is fair.

The house rules were written down by a customer in 2018 and are worth knowing: the attendant leaves you alone as long as you are using a booth. He watched a couple start in the hallway and the attendant simply told them to use a booth. Leave your door open too wide and you are told to close it. People share booths and nobody objects.

That is the Colorado Springs sightline rule in practice, administered by a man on a stool rather than by a licensing officer. Get in the booth. Shut the door.

Somebody in January 2026 found it dull and the stock badly priced. The back is maintained and nobody reports it as grim.