Fish Camp Public RecordsCalifornia

Fish Camp, located in Mariposa County, CA, is a small community with limited local healthcare infrastructure—there are no hospitals or clinics within Fish Camp itself. Residents typically access care at John C. Fremont Healthcare District Hospital, about 25 miles away in Mariposa, or clinics in neighboring towns. Mariposa County has a high proportion of residents over 65 (27.5%) and a median household income of around $54,000. Insurance coverage is approximately 90.7%, with Medi-Cal and Medicare prevalent. Common health issues include chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes among older populations. Healthcare provider density is notably low.

Fish Camp, a small community in Mariposa County, CA, near Yosemite National Park, has a median home value of around $550,000 (2024). Most properties are single-family cabins or vacation homes, with homeownership rates near 65%. Rental options are limited, and median rents average $2,300/month. Property values have risen about 8% year-over-year due to tourism demand. Neighborhoods are rural and scenic, with few amenities. Mariposa County property tax rates are approximately 1% of assessed value, plus local assessments, typically totaling around 1.1–1.2%. Housing market inventory is generally low, favoring sellers.

Fish Camp, an unincorporated community in Mariposa County, CA, had a population of approximately 49 people as of the 2020 Census. The median age is about 57 years, reflecting an older population. The gender distribution is nearly balanced with a slight male majority. Racially, the community is predominantly White (over 90%), with small representations of Hispanic or Latino (around 8%), and minimal presence of other races or ethnicities. Fish Camp’s low population reflects its status as a gateway community to Yosemite National Park.

Fish Camp, Mariposa, CA, has no public schools within its limits; nearest options are in Oakhurst or Mariposa, like Mariposa County High School (serving ~450 students, average test score 54% proficiency). Adult education and higher education opportunities require travel to nearby towns or online; only 29% of residents hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. There are no school safety records specific to Fish Camp, given the absence of schools. Educational programs and extracurriculars are limited locally, necessitating reliance on county resources for K-12 and adult learning.

Fish Camp, a small community in Mariposa County, CA, relies primarily on private vehicles for transportation, with over 90% of residents commuting by car and vehicle ownership rates near 100%. Public transit usage is negligible due to limited service. The average one-way commute is approximately 30 minutes, often to larger nearby hubs such as Oakhurst or Mariposa. Transportation infrastructure consists mostly of Highway 41, the main arterial road. Major employment centers include hospitality and tourism-related businesses, notably those supporting Yosemite National Park visitors.