The morning mist still clings to the surface of Lake Oroville as the sun begins to crest the foothills, painting the sky in streaks of burnt orange and soft violet. High above the water, perched on a sprawling five acre ridge, 130, 134, and 136 Canfield Drive wait in quiet anticipation. This isn’t just a piece of land, it’s a blueprint for a legacy. As you pull into the smooth arc of the circle driveway, the crunch of gravel signals your arrival home. Here, the heavy lifting of mountain living has already been mastered. Three distinct pads sit leveled and ready, like blank canvases overlooking the deep blue of the Enterprise bridge arm of the Lake. The infrastructure of a private compound is already breathing beneath the soil with three independent septic systems in place, and two water wells stand ready to tap into the earth’s cool reserves. Beside the massive water storage tanks, the faint hum of a live power hookup reminds you that modern comfort is already at your fingertips. With coffee in hand, you look out from this vantage point, the lake isn't just a destination, it’s your backyard. You can hear the sound of a boat engine as a fisherman heads out from the Enterprise Boat Launch, located just a short, winding drive down the hill. Whether it's a family compound where generations can live side by side or a singular hilltop estate where some of the only neighbors are the soaring hawks and the shifting clouds, the stage is set. At Canfield Drive, you don't just wake up to a view, you wake up to the quiet realization that the dream is already half built. The lake is calling. Are you home?

Total population of , which has changed by % since 1990.
The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.