Fresno, CA Neighborhood
Is Lions Park a Safe Place to Live? Housing, Crime & Buyer Guide
Explore safety, home prices, commute patterns, and neighborhood insights in Fresno, California - so you can decide with confidence before buying or renting.
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Crime Summary:
Crime Overview (last 12 months)
Severe809
Medium995
Low2674
Other3103
348 Registered Offenders Nearby
Rape81
Child involved247
Assault48
Other31
Crime Details:
Recent reported incidents in the past 12 months (newest first). Up to 10 records.
| Crime date | Crime description | Address | Crime category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 16, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies monitored a gray Toyota traveling on Highway 180 near Fresno after reporting an unreadable license plate. A plate sounding like (license_plate withheld) (number withheld) was later checked and appeared current to a 1998 Toyota registered out of San Joaquin, with no wants reported. | CA-180, Fresno, CA | Suspicious Activity |
| Jul 16, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch reports a possible family-related disturbance where an ex-girlfriend is said to have blocked the reporting party’s vehicle with a silver Nissan Altima near East Grizzly in Fresno. The reporting party is reportedly inside a truck while waiting for officers. | Chukchansi Park, 1800 Tulare St, Fresno, CA 93721 | Domestic Dispute |
| Jul 16, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a report of several juveniles causing a disturbance inside a fast food restaurant on North Blackstone Avenue. The group was reportedly throwing cups of water in the lobby and one employee was hit. The juveniles, described as about 16 years old, left the area on foot in an unknown direction. | N Blackstone Ave, Fresno, CA 93703 | Disturbance |
| Jul 16, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies reported a vehicle pursuit involving an unknown-color minivan suspected of reckless driving and failing to yield near Fountain Way and North Cedar Avenue in Fresno. The vehicle was believed to have been stopped in the area, with officers noting a possible line of fire along Fountain Way. | N Cedar Ave & E Fountain Way, Fresno, CA 93726 | Traffic |
| Jul 16, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch reports a priority call involving a person referred to as John at a group home near South Hughes Avenue in Fresno, with an officer requesting the call be sent to their unit and to respond on a secondary radio channel. | S Hughes Ave, Fresno, CA 93706 | Missing Person |
| Jul 16, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, officers reported a reckless-driving incident involving an unknown-color minivan that failed to yield near Shaw and Cedar in Fresno. Air support followed the vehicle as it reportedly ran red lights while heading south on Cedar toward Dakota, and a be-on-the-lookout advisory was broadcast. | Shaw Ave & N Cedar Ave, Fresno, CA 93710 | Traffic |
| Jul 16, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, officers were dispatched to a reported commercial alarm at an auto business near the 2500 block of North Washington Avenue, involving a northwest shop motion sensor activation with no audio or video confirmation. | E Washington Ave, Fresno, CA 93701 | Break-In |
| Jul 16, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch reports a missing minor near El Dorado and Plumas in southwest Fresno, with ground units and air support requested to help search the area. | S Plumas St & E El Dorado St, Fresno, CA 93706 | Missing Person |
| Jul 16, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch broadcast a possible missing child around East El Dorado Street, and units acknowledged and were assigned to respond. | E El Dorado St, Fresno, CA 93706 | Missing Person |
| Jul 16, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic indicates a possible traffic collision on North First Street just south of Ashland Avenue in the northbound lanes. Multiple police units are managing traffic control, and an ambulance unit identified as rig 133 is reportedly transporting a person to a hospital, possibly CMC. | N First St, Fresno, CA | Traffic |
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Median Home Price
$218,129
Average Rent
$2,329
Vacancy Rate
6.4%
Overview
Lions Park is an urban neighborhood in Fresno, California, with a median home price of $218,129 and average rent of $2,329. Housing includes medium to large single-family homes and mobile homes, mostly built between 1970 and 1999.
The neighborhood has a high share of mobile homes and a notable rate of bicycle commuting, reflecting unique lifestyle and housing characteristics.
UrbanMobile HomesEstablished Housing
Quick Facts
| Mobile Home Share | 35.0% |
|---|
Housing market and real estate character
Housing in Lions Park includes a large share of mobile homes alongside medium and large single-family homes, with moderate vacancy rates.
| Housing Age | Most built 1970-1999, some 1940-1969 |
|---|---|
| Housing Types | Medium to large single-family homes and mobile homes |
What buyers will notice right away
Over one-third of housing consists of mobile homes, rare in most neighborhoods.
Most homes built between 1970 and 1999.
Families & Lifestyle
The neighborhood supports a working population with a strong executive and clerical presence and high bicycle commuting.
Active Commuting — High bicycle commuting rate reflects active lifestyle.
| Executive, Management, Professional Occupations | 37.4% |
|---|---|
| Bicycle Commuters | 11.7% |
Demographics
| Executive, Management, Professional Occupations | 37.4% |
|---|---|
| Clerical and Tech Support | 23.9% |
| Sales and Service Occupations | 19.9% |
| Manufacturing and Labor | 18.8% |
| Mexican Ancestry | 57.2% |
| Foreign Born | 17.4% |
| English Speakers | 48.4% |
| Spanish Speakers | 45.2% |
Commute
Most residents have short commutes, with a notable share biking to work.
Lions Park offers short commutes and exceptional bicycle commuting rates.
Short Commutes — Most residents commute under 30 minutes.
High Bicycle Use — Bicycle commuting is among the highest nationally.
| Commute Time 15-30 min | 58.3% |
|---|---|
| Drive Alone | 50.8% |
| Bicycle Commute | 11.7% |
| Carpool | 7.7% |
Homes for sale near 93705
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lions Park safe?
Many shoppers ask whether Lions Park Fresno California is a good place to live from a safety perspective. HoodScore’s safety lens for this ZIP is about 33 out of 100—use it as one neighborhood safety check alongside official sources. For “Fresno California crime” context, review local police statistics and compare trends over time, not just headlines.
Are there registered offenders nearby?
Buyers doing a true neighborhood safety check should consult your state’s public registry and mapping tools for addresses near Fresno, California. HoodScore summarizes area-level signals; it does not replace official offender databases or your own verification before buying a home.
Is this neighborhood good for families?
Family fit depends on schools, commute, and how you use nearby amenities—topics covered throughout this Fresno California neighborhood guide. When moving to Fresno, California, cross-check family priorities (space, activities, work routes) with what you see in the market and lifestyle sections above.
What is the average home price?
Typical list and sale figures change with season and inventory. Use the housing facts on this page and active listings for homes for sale in Fresno, California to gauge where the market sits today. Your agent can translate those comps into a realistic offer range.
How does it compare to nearby areas?
Compare Lions Park Fresno California to surrounding ZIPs and local county safety benchmarks: traffic patterns, price per square foot, and community feel can differ block by block. Layer county and metro data to see how this pocket compares to nearby alternatives.
What should I check before buying here?
Before buying a home, walk the area at different times, confirm flood or HOA details, and validate crime and schools with primary sources. If you are asking “is this a good place to live,” combine this neighborhood guide with inspections, title review, and your must-have list—smart buyers weigh both the house and the block.