Rancho Calaveras
Is Rancho Calaveras a Safe Place to Live? Housing, Crime & Buyer Guide
Explore safety, home prices, commute patterns, and neighborhood insights in Valley Springs, California - so you can decide with confidence before buying or renting.
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Crime Summary:
Crime Overview (last 12 months)
Severe12
Medium12
Low20
Other70
12 Registered Offenders Nearby
Rape1
Child involved11
Assault1
Other1
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 responded to a possible violation of a criminal protective order at a home near North Main Street in Angels Camp. The protected person was reportedly on the way from another town, while the other involved person was already at the residence and had said he would break a window to get inside if he could not enter. The caller was reported to be arriving in a black Honda Civic with an estimated 10-minute arrival time. | N Main St, Angels Camp, CA 95222 | Domestic Dispute |
| Jul 16, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, an officer conducted a vehicle stop near Hart and South Main Street in Angels Camp. Records for a male driver and the vehicle were checked and reportedly came back valid and clear. | S Main St, Angels Camp, CA | Traffic |
| Jul 16, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, a medical aid was dispatched for a sick person at Golden Acres mobile home park near North Baker Street and Francis Street in Angels Camp. | N Baker St, Angels Camp, CA 95222 | Medical Emergency |
| Jul 14, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, a lift assist medical call was reported near Birds Way in Angels Camp, possibly involving (number withheld). Fire Engine 213 responded to the scene. | Birds Way, Angels Camp, CA 95222 | Medical Emergency |
| Jul 14, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, a public assist and lift assist occurred near Alpine Avenue by Calaveras Lake. | Alpine Ave, Angels Camp, CA 95222 | Medical Emergency |
| Jul 14, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a report of a possible unauthorized person on private property near Gun Club Road outside Angels Camp. Security reported a pickup truck with equipment parked on the south side of the property near the road, and no one was supposed to be at the site. The subject was believed to still be in the vehicle, but there was no description of the person. | Gunclub Rd, Angels Camp, CA 95222 | Suspicious Activity |
| Jul 12, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, a person was bitten on the legs by two dogs near Mountain View Road. The person declined medical aid and planned to transport themselves. Authorities are trying to identify the dog owners. | Mountain View Rd, Angels Camp, CA 95222 | Medical Emergency |
| Jul 12, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, a female was reported yelling and screaming at herself near the baseball court at Utica Park. She was wearing a white shirt, blue jeans, and a blue jacket. Unit 14X2 was dispatched. | Utica Ln, Angels Camp, CA 95222 | Medical Emergency |
| Jul 10, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, caller from out of county requested a welfare check at a residence near Oak Valley Rd for a family member (name withheld) reported to have schizophrenia and making concerning comments, including possible threats toward the parents who live there. Caller also reported concern for a child currently at the residence who was upset and scared. | Oak Valley Rd, Angels Camp, CA 95222 | Medical Emergency |
| Jul 10, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, officers conducted a traffic stop near South Main Street and Monte Verde Street in Angels Camp involving a Toyota sedan. A records check reportedly showed the driver and vehicle were clear, and the stop was later reported as code 4. | S Main St & Monte Verda St, Angels Camp, CA 95222 | Traffic |
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Median Home Price
$541,992
Average Rent
$3,912
Vacancy Rate
14.8%
Nearby neighborhoods
Neighborhood Overview
Rancho Calaveras is a remote neighborhood in Valley Springs, California, characterized by mostly owner-occupied single-family and mobile homes.
Most homes were built between 1970 and the present, with a significant vacancy rate of 14.8%.
The neighborhood is known for its quiet environment and diverse population, including a notable share of Portuguese ancestry and Tagalog speakers.
RemoteUpper-Middle IncomeQuietDiverse Languages
Quick Facts
| Owner Occupied | High |
|---|
Housing market and real estate character
Rancho Calaveras features mostly owner-occupied single-family and mobile homes, with many residences built between 1970 and present.
| Housing Age | Built mostly 1970 to present |
|---|---|
| Housing Type | Single-family homes and mobile homes |
What buyers will notice right away
One of the quietest neighborhoods in America, ideal for those seeking peace.
Owner occupancy rate is higher than 97.1% of U.S. neighborhoods.
Families & Lifestyle
The neighborhood has a diverse occupational mix and a higher than average childhood poverty rate.
Diverse Community — A mix of languages and ancestries contribute to a culturally rich neighborhood.
| Child Poverty Rate | 30.4% |
|---|---|
| Portuguese Ancestry | 2.0% |
| Tagalog Speakers | 5.4% |
Demographics
| Income Level | Upper-middle income |
|---|---|
| Top Ancestries | Irish, Mexican, German, English, Asian |
| Languages Spoken | English, Spanish, Tagalog, Chinese |
Commute
Most residents have longer commutes and primarily drive alone.
Rancho Calaveras features longer commutes with a high reliance on private vehicles.
Longer Commutes — 27.8% of residents commute between 45 minutes and 1 hour.
Car Usage — Most residents drive alone, with some carpooling.
| Typical Commute Time | 45 minutes to 1 hour |
|---|---|
| Drive Alone Rate | 87.5% |
| Carpool Rate | 6.6% |
Homes for sale near 95222
For-sale listings in this zip code. Open a property in HoodScore to run a safety report.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Rancho Calaveras safe?
Many shoppers ask whether Rancho Calaveras Valley Springs California is a good place to live from a safety perspective. HoodScore’s safety lens for this ZIP is about 85 out of 100—use it as one neighborhood safety check alongside official sources. For “Valley Springs 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 Valley Springs, 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 Valley Springs California neighborhood guide. When moving to Valley Springs, 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 Valley Springs, 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 Rancho Calaveras Valley Springs 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.