Alamo

Semi-rural living in the heart of the San Ramon Valley.

About Alamo

Alamo is an unincorporated community in Contra Costa County, set in the San Ramon Valley between Walnut Creek and Danville. Because Alamo is not an incorporated city, many local services come from the county and regional agencies: law enforcement is provided by the Contra Costa County Office of the Sheriff, and fire and emergency medical services come from the San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District.

Residents have access to open space close to home. Las Trampas Regional Wilderness lies just southwest of Alamo, and the Iron Horse Regional Trail runs through the area, linking Alamo with neighboring San Ramon Valley communities.

Why Live in Alamo?

Las Trampas Regional Wilderness sits just southwest of Alamo, with forested hillsides and riparian woodland.
The Iron Horse Regional Trail passes through the area, connecting Alamo with Danville and other San Ramon Valley communities.
Hap Magee Ranch Park, on the Alamo-Danville border, is a community park managed jointly by Alamo and Danville.
Most of Alamo is served by the San Ramon Valley Unified School District, which includes Alamo Elementary, Rancho Romero Elementary and Stone Valley Middle School.

The Alamo Market

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Schools in Alamo

Most of Alamo is served by the San Ramon Valley Unified School District (SRVUSD), whose schools include Alamo Elementary, Rancho Romero Elementary and Stone Valley Middle School. A small part of Alamo falls within the Walnut Creek Elementary School District and the Acalanes Union High School District. Families should confirm school assignments for a specific address directly with the district.

Local Favorites

Hap Magee Ranch Park (Park): 1025 La Gonda Way — Community park on the Alamo-Danville border, managed jointly by Alamo and Danville, on land that was once a ranch. It sits near the Iron Horse Trail.
Las Trampas Regional Wilderness (Open space): East Bay Regional Park District wilderness just southwest of Alamo, with forested hillsides and riparian woodland.
Iron Horse Regional Trail (Trail): Regional multi-use trail that runs through Alamo and connects to Danville and other San Ramon Valley communities.
Andrew H. Young Memorial Park (Park): Danville Blvd & Jackson Way — Small neighborhood park named for an Alamo resident who chaired the county Planning Commission.

Frequently Asked Questions About Alamo

Is Alamo, CA an incorporated city?

No. Alamo is an unincorporated community in Contra Costa County. An incorporation effort was defeated by referendum in March 2009.

What county is Alamo in?

Alamo is in Contra Costa County, California.

What ZIP code does Alamo use?

Alamo uses ZIP code 94507.

Which school district serves Alamo?

Most of Alamo is served by the San Ramon Valley Unified School District. A small part is in the Walnut Creek Elementary and Acalanes Union High school districts, so check the assignment for a specific address.

Who provides police and fire service in Alamo?

Law enforcement is provided by the Contra Costa County Office of the Sheriff, and fire and emergency medical services by the San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District.