San Dimas is a charming foothill community in eastern Los Angeles County, roughly 30 miles east of downtown LA. With a population of about 34,000, it offers a true small-town feel — a walkable downtown with local shops and restaurants, tree-lined streets (it's an official Tree City USA), and direct access to Angeles National Forest hiking trails.
San Dimas Canyon features equestrian properties and foothill estates with mountain views. Via Verde is a popular planned community near Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park. The charming Downtown San Dimas historic district anchors the community with local businesses and events. And it's home to Raging Waters, Southern California's largest waterpark.
San Dimas homes sell at a median of $921,000 — moving in just 38 days on average with about 2 offers. Price per square foot is $539. Limited inventory means only about 310 homes trade each year — it's a tight market.
Home prices range from around $550,000 for condos and townhomes to $1,800,000+ for luxury properties in San Dimas Canyon.
Canyon estates, lakeside living, and small-town downtown — San Dimas neighborhoods have real range.
Popular master-planned community adjacent to Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park and Puddingstone Lake. Family-friendly streets, community pools, and proximity to outdoor recreation including hiking, fishing, and boating.
Elevated southern San Dimas neighborhood with valley views and mature landscaping. Mix of ranch-style and updated homes from the 1960s–80s. Quiet residential streets with easy access to the 57 freeway.
Charming historic downtown with walkable Bonita Avenue lined with local shops, restaurants, and cafes. Older homes with character, tree-canopied streets, and a strong sense of community. Home to seasonal events and the Gold Line Metro extension (planned).
The Bonita Unified School District serves San Dimas and neighboring La Verne — consistently among the top-performing districts in the San Gabriel Valley.
Bonita USD. San Dimas Canyon area. Strong parent involvement and outdoor learning programs reflecting the canyon setting.
Bonita USD. Via Verde community. Technology-forward curriculum with above-average test scores.
Bonita USD. Central San Dimas. Well-regarded neighborhood school with strong community engagement.
Bonita USD. Serves all of San Dimas. Honors programs, AVID, and competitive sports teams.
Bonita USD. 91% graduation rate. Strong AP program, award-winning performing arts, and competitive athletics. Home of the Saints.
Southern California's largest waterpark — 60 acres of slides, wave pools, and attractions right in San Dimas
1,975-acre park with Puddingstone Lake offering fishing, boating, hiking, and equestrian trails
Beautiful canyon park with hiking trails, picnic areas, and a nature center with live animal exhibits
Walkable Bonita Avenue with local shops, restaurants, and community events in a charming small-town setting
Future Metro Gold Line will bring light rail connecting San Dimas to Pasadena and downtown LA
Equestrian trails winding through San Dimas Canyon to the Angeles National Forest
San Dimas High (8/10) anchors one of the San Gabriel Valley's top-performing districts
Western Days parade, summer concerts, and holiday events keep the small-town spirit alive
Equestrian center, disc golf, archery range, and model airplane field across 1,975 acres
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