Campbell Union K–8 nearby.
Campbell Gardens is served by the Campbell Union School District’s TK–8 schools. Attendance boundaries can shift, so confirm any specific address with the district.
Campbell, California
True to its name — garden streets with single-family homes, townhomes and condos in a green setting.
The neighborhood
Campbell Gardens lives up to its name: a green residential area mixing single-family homes with apartment buildings and condominiums, set among gardens and mature landscaping.
The variety of housing — from classic single-family residences to well-kept condos — makes it one of Campbell’s more accessible entry points, with the Pruneyard and downtown both close.
Walkability, honestly
Campbell Gardens is a comfortable residential area with green streets for walking; daily dining and errands concentrate at the Pruneyard and nearby centers, a short drive or bike ride away.
01 / Education
Public attendance boundaries can change and vary by address. Confirm the specific property with the district before relying on any assignment.
Campbell Gardens is served by the Campbell Union School District’s TK–8 schools. Attendance boundaries can shift, so confirm any specific address with the district.
High school students attend Campbell Union High School District campuses — Westmont in Campbell, plus Del Mar, Leigh, Branham and Prospect nearby.
03 / Daily life
Dining, shopping and services within minutes.
Landmark dining, shopping and fitness at S Bascom Ave.
Find it on the mapEveryday shopping and services nearby.
Find it on the mapHistoric main street dining and the Sunday farmers market.
Find it on the map04 / Location
Drive times are approximate and vary with traffic. Tap Directions on any destination for turn-by-turn routing from the neighborhood.
Shopping & dining hub · ~5 min drive
Historic main street & farmers market · ~7 min drive
Trail access nearby · ~5 min drive
Apple HQ, Cupertino · ~15 min drive
Nearest major airport · ~16 min drive
International gateway · ~38 min drive
Market snapshot
A quick snapshot of what it costs to live here — handy whether you’re buying into Campbell Gardens or pricing a home to sell.
Figures are approximate as of Sept 2026. Sources: U.S. Census Bureau (ACS), Zillow/Redfin market data.
Buying
Looking to buy in Campbell Gardens? Campbell moves quickly — well-priced homes near Campbell Gardens draw strong interest, and the right local read on streets, schools and lot value matters. Start with a conversation about what you’re after and what’s actually available.
Selling
Thinking of selling your Campbell Gardens home? Presentation, pricing and timing decide the outcome in Campbell’s competitive market. Get a property-specific read on what your home could command — and a marketing plan built for this neighborhood.
Questions
Single-family homes plus apartment buildings and condominiums — one of Campbell’s more varied and accessible housing mixes. Call (650) 274-1134 or email SIMON@SPSILICONVALLEY.COM for listings.
The area is served by the Campbell Union School District (TK–8) and the Campbell Union High School District. Confirm the exact address with the district before relying on any assignment.
Green and garden-like — mature landscaping and garden streets give it its name and character.
The Pruneyard-side location means quick SR-17 and I-280 access; SJC is roughly a 16-minute drive.
The housing variety means pricing is very property-specific. For a tailored plan, call (650) 274-1134 or email SIMON@SPSILICONVALLEY.COM.
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Local guidance
For a property-specific view of schools, routes, neighborhood edges and nearby amenities, start with the exact address and a thoughtful local conversation.