We suggest that you stop by the Calaveras Visitors Bureau and pick up a "Walking and Driving Tour Map" of Angels Camp.

As you visit Angels Camp, pause for a moment and imagine. Angels Camp is a quiet mountain town now, but at one time the city vibrated to the roar of the stamp mills and danced to the music of many saloons and dance halls. There is some humor in the fact that City Hall was the site of the Starcevich Saloon in the 1880's, and during Prohibition was a local source for bootleg. Old timers say the whiskey was hot stuff.

Directions:

Angels Camp is approximately 2 1/2 hours from the Bay Area on Highways 49 and 4.

Approximately 2 hours South East of Sacramento.

See map below:

Join the fun in Angels Camp!

Always the last Saturday In July
Mother Lode VW Show and Swap Meet

Third Weekend in May
Calaveras County Fair & Jumping Frog Jubilee

Last Sunday in August
Fireman's Fun Day

For more information about where to stay when visiting Angels Camp, please check out the Calaveras Visitor's Bureau listings for Angels Camp.

Information about Angels Camp, and local news can be found through the following sources:

The Calaveras Enterprise
(local newspaper)

The Union Democrat
(local newpaper)

Buy & Sell Press
(local classified ads)

ThePineTree.net
(local online news)