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Angels Camp, CA

Homes for Sale in Angels Camp CA

What is it like to live in Angels Camp CA?

Angels Camp is a quaint, slower-paced town where neighbors often know each other. It’s known for its Gold Rush history and scenic beauty with New Melones Lake nearby. You’ll find an abundance of outdoor activities, including hiking, boating, and fishing and golfers can enjoy a Championship Course at the Greenhorn Creek Resort.

Historic downtown Angels Camp is a picture of beautifully preserved 19th-century buildings with Victorian and Gold Rush-era designs. Here you’ll find unique boutique shops, antiques, and artisan crafts, as well as quaint cafes and restaurants. The area hosts seasonal events, including parades and street fairs, which celebrate the town’s heritage and brings the community together. When looking for homes for sale in Angels Camp CA, call the real estate pros at Better Altitude to help.

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What kind of homes will you find in Angels Camp?

Historic homes

Victorian, Craftsman, and Gold Rush-era architecture with wrap-around porches and decorative woodwork will primarily be found in or near historic downtown.

Single-family style homes

Ranch-style, contemporary, and traditional designs in all sizes are in established residential areas and in newer developments. These often include spacious yards, garages, and views of the surrounding hills.

New construction homes

Ongoing in growing neighborhoods and planned communities. New homes benefits are nergy-efficient designs, open floor plans, and modern amenities.

Golf course homes

In the Greenhorn Creek Golf Resort community, you’ll find modern, upscale homes with golf course views, and access to resort amenities like pools and tennis courts. Typically Mediterranean, Craftsman, or contemporary designs.

Rural properties and ranches

If living off the land is your taste, then you can find homes on large lots or acreage, suitable for farming, horses, or vineyards. These properties often include barns, outbuildings, and panoramic views of the Sierra Nevada foothills.

Manufactured and modular homes

You’ll find these in more rural or affordable areas. They offer a budget-friendly option, often with spacious lots and access to natural surroundings.

Vacation and second homes

Many homes in Angels Camp serve as vacation getaways due to close proximity to outdoor recreation and wine country.
These range from the popular rustic cabins to luxurious modern retreats.

When looking for homes for sale in Angels Camp CA, contact the  real estate pros at Better Altitude to help you find the perfect residential or vacation home for you or your family.

What is Angels Camp CA known for?

The Jumping Frog Contest has been an annual tradition since 1928, held the third weekend in May. It was inspired by Mark Twain’s short story base on a story he overheard in Angels Hotel’s saloon.

This contest is the popular feature of the annual Calaveras County Fair where winners get a plaque in the Frog Hop of Fame, a trophy, and a cash prize. Intrigued? ESPN did a feature and you can watch here.

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Angels Camp CA Weather

Overall, Angels Camp’s climate offers warm summers suitable for outdoor activities and mild winters with moderate rainfall, contributing to the region’s lush landscapes.

Rainfall: Angels Camp receives approximately 22.87 inches of precipitation annually, with the majority occurring between October and April. February often sees the highest rainfall, averaging 4.4 inches.

Snowfall: Snow is relatively rare, with an average of 2.2 snowfall days per year, totaling about 4.09 inches. Snowfall typically occurs between November and March.

Angels Camp CA School Information

Information for families looking for homes for sale in Angels Camp CA

Public Schools

Mark Twain Union Elementary School District:

  • Mark Twain Elementary School: Serving grades K-8, this school focuses on providing a comprehensive education with a commitment to student success.

Bret Harte Union High School District:

  • Bret Harte Union High School: Established in 1905, this public high school serves students in grades 9-12, offering a range of academic and extracurricular programs.
  • Vallecito Continuation High School: An alternative high school providing educational opportunities for students seeking a non-traditional learning environment.

For more information, visit the Calaveras County Office of Education.

Private Schools
  • Libertas Academy: A private, Christ-centered school offering education from transitional kindergarten through 12th grade, emphasizing both academic and spiritual development.
  • Alternative Education/Mountain Oaks School: Provides independent study programs, combining at-home education with on-site classes and online opportunities, catering to diverse student needs.
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