Neighborhoods Nearby Valley Glen

Dixon has a delightful blend of residential neighborhoods surrounded by rural ranches and farms.

• Central Dixon
• Gretchen Higgins
• Westside Park
• Watson Ranch
• Lincoln Hillview
• Pembroke Way South
• Creekside Miller
• Dixon NW Park

Valley Glen Home Improvement Resources

Perhaps you’re not quite ready to sell your home, but need to make a few crucial updates in order to make your home market ready. Or maybe you need to make improvements before moving in to your newly purchased home. Everything from kitchen and bath remodels, additions, or full cosmetic overhaul, no project is too big or too small.

• Dixon Building Division
• Dixon Planning Division
• Smart Home Resources

Valley Glen Real Estate Agents

We have knowledgeable real estate agents ready and waiting to help you buy or sell the perfect home in Dixon. Each of our associates is a host of valuable information about the city and all that it has to offer.

• Dixon Office
• Main Street
• Mason Street
• Davis Street

Valley Glen Zip Codes

• 95620

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Valley Glen is home to Dixon High School. Contact the DOE to inquire which other school districts Valley Glen is assigned to. No matter where you live in Valley Glen, great education is just around the corner.

PUBLIC ELEMENTARY (4 SCHOOLS)

Anderson Elementary School
Grades: K-6
415 East C St
Dixon, CA 95620

Dixon Montessori Charter School
Grades: PRE-8
355 North Almond St
Dixon, CA 95620

Gretchen Higgins Elementary School
Grades: K-6
1525 Pembroke Way
Dixon, CA 95620

Tremont Elementary School
Grades: K-6
355 Pheasant Run Dr.
Dixon, CA 95620

PUBLIC MIDDLE (3 SCHOOLS)

C. A. Jacobs Intermediate School
Grades: 7-8
200 N Lincoln St.
Dixon, CA 95620

Dixon Community Day School
Grades:7-12
180 South 1st St.
Dixon, CA 95620

Dixon Montessori Charter School
Grades: PRE-8
355 North Almond St.
Dixon, CA 95620

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Location

Glen Valley spans both the east and west sides of South 1st Street in eastern Dixon. Dixon High School and Harvard Drive are to the east and Porter Rd is to the West. Hall Memorial Park is in the northeast corner. Wide open space to the south of Valley Glen leaves lots of room for roaming about.

Parks and Recreation

Valley Glen has Hall Memorial Park at its northeast border, the largest park in Dixon.

Demographics

There are currently approximately 19,290 people living in the city of Dixon. The population density was 2,587.7 people per square mile (999.1/km²). The racial makeup of Dixon was 13,023 (71.0%) White, 562 (3.1%) African American, 184 (1.0%) Native American, 671 (3.7%) Asian, 58 (0.3%) Pacific Islander, 2,838 (15.5%) from other races, and 1,015 (5.5%) from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 7,426 persons (40.5%). The median age of resident in the city is 34, which is slightly lower than both the state average of 35.6 and the national average of 37.4. Most households are families of 3. The majority of residents are English speaking, with the next commonly spoken language being Spanish. The workforce is primarily made up of blue collar jobs, with roughly 25% of the force being white collar positions.

Weather

Weather is moderate and comfortable throughout the entirety of the year.
Dixon, California, gets 23 inches of rain per year. The US average is 39. Snowfall is 0 inches. The average US city gets 26 inches of snow per year. The number of days with any measurable precipitation is 58.
On average, there are 265 sunny days per year in Dixon, California. The July high is around 93 degrees. The January low is 38. Sperling's comfort index for Dixon is a 83 out of 100, where a higher score indicates a more comfortable year-around climate. The US average for the comfort index is 54.

Attractions

Dixon May Fair is the highlight of the new Spring season. The Dixon May Fair also has the distinction of being the oldest district fair and fair-grounds in the state of California. You can also enjoy the Solano Home & Garden Show, Dixon Gun Show and the Dixon Crab Feed Fundraiser at the Fairgrounds as well.

Dixon is renowned for its delightful sunflower fields. Sunflowers are grown here for the seed harvest. Wonderful to visit them in the spring when they are in full bloom. Magical!

Dixon maintains its small town charm while providing easy access to the attractions of Sacramento and San Francisco, the Napa Valley and Sonoma wine regions, the rugged Northern California Coast and Lake Tahoe. Located five miles away are the academic and cultural resources of the University of California at Davis, reasonable land prices and an affordable cost of living make Dixon a perfect place to live, work, and to locate a business.

Dixon embraces an old fashioned way of life. Imagine well kept neighborhoods and tree-lined streets. On a balmy summer night, a backyard barbecue or joining a friendly game of softball in one of Dixon's well-maintained parks is a common sight. It's a community where neighbors know each other and look out for one another. Dixon schools have a good reputation, and are a safe place for learning and growth.

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