Homes for Sale in Springville, Camarillo
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Springville at a glance
- A planned area by the 101: Springville in Camarillo, CA is the City’s Springville Specific Plan: about 173 acres of former farmland north of US-101 and south of West Ponderosa Drive. The City Council approved it on January 9, 2008, and a 2020 amendment set its limit at 1,365 homes.
- Newer homes of several kinds: County Assessor records date the eastern tracts from 2016 to 2020: detached houses plus 229 condominium units in two tracts, all two-story. West of Springville Drive, Lennar’s Cortona is adding 158 new two-story homes with 3 or 4 bedrooms and 2-car garages, listed at 2,038 to 2,484 square feet (October 2026).
- A special tax on most bills: Springville home parcels are on the roll of West Camarillo Community Facilities District No. 1, a Mello-Roos district the City formed in 1990. For 2025/26 most owe $67.12 to $148.18 for the year and some owe $0, so read the parcel’s own tax bill.
- One park built, one planned: Mel Vincent Park on Calistoga Road, a 5-acre park established in 2017, has playgrounds, basketball and sand volleyball courts and fitness equipment. Cortona’s approval requires a second 5-acre park at Springville Drive and the 101.
Farms on one side, the freeway on the other
Cortona’s west edge faces farmland, and the City required its CC&Rs to carry a right-to-farm covenant warning of dust, wind machines, bird bombs, pesticides and farm trucks on its streets. A 14-foot landscaped berm along the 101 was required for freeway noise, and the HOA must keep garages usable for parking. Some homes carry City resale limits: Aire Springville, with 99 owner units from 2017, includes three affordable homes that must be owner-occupied, under covenants running to 2047. For buying from a builder, see new construction homes in Camarillo.
Springville questions, answered
Where does the Springville name come from?
From an early town near Old Conejo and Wood roads, according to the Pleasant Valley Historical Society. It had a hotel by 1880 and a schoolhouse by 1887, and its last business closed in 1958. The Springville interchange on US-101 opened in 2012.
How far is the Camarillo train station?
About 3.3 miles, roughly 7 minutes by car via Ponderosa Drive, Las Posas Road and US-101 (approximate). The station on Lewis Road serves Metrolink and Amtrak.
What do hazard maps show for Springville?
FEMA puts every Springville parcel checked in Zone X, outside its high-risk flood areas, and CAL FIRE maps none in a fire hazard severity zone (as of 2026). The area is inside a California Geological Survey liquefaction zone, which sellers must disclose. Compare Palm Colony across Ponderosa or all Camarillo homes for sale.