Life in and around Serrano

A place with range.

Private club mornings, open-space afternoons, easy Town Center evenings—and a Northern California map that keeps expanding in every direction.
Golf course woven through mature oaksPrivate club · Membership required

Serrano Country Club

Club life, clearly distinguished.

The private club centers on an 18-hole, par-72 Robert Trent Jones II-designed course, supported by dining, racquet, aquatics, fitness and member programming.

Course just under 7,000 yards
34,000 sq. ft. clubhouse
Dining + gathering spaces
Tennis, pickleball + fitness

Membership is separate from home ownership and subject to current club availability, categories, fees and access rules.

Refined California dining terrace at blue hour

El Dorado Hills Town Center

The everyday edit.

Coffee, groceries, dinner, fitness, appointments, cinema and seasonal events come together in the area’s public-facing Town Center district.

Daily life

A changing mix of retail, grocery, wellness, financial, hospitality and professional services.

Evenings out

Fine-to-casual dining, lakeside settings, an IMAX theater and public gathering spaces.

Plan with live sources

Tenant rosters and event calendars change; the official directory remains the useful final check.

One address. Five directions.

A foothill home base with Northern California range.

01

Sacramento

Arts, dining, events and urban access to the west.

02

Folsom Lake

Boating, paddling, trails and open-water days nearby.

03

Wine country

Fair Play, Carson Road and Pleasant Valley to explore.

04

Lake Tahoe

A US 50 connection toward four-season mountain life.

05

Bay Area

A broader regional link—best planned by route and destination.

Routes, conditions and travel times vary by destination, traffic, weather and season. Live Serrano intentionally avoids commute-time promises.

Northern California lake and mountain landscape

The public outdoors

Water, trails and weekends beyond the gate.

California State Parks identifies boating, hiking, biking, running, camping, fishing and paddling among the activities available across the Folsom Lake State Recreation Area.

Conditions and rules should always be checked before visiting.