2026 Top Cities by Safety Score in Napa County

Napa neighborhoods ranked by safety

Keywords: Wine country setting, Revitalized riverfront downtown, Surrounded by vineyards and hills

Napa is the cultural and economic center of Napa Valley, and the city blends a working town atmosphere with the international reputation of the wine region around it. Vineyards begin almost immediately outside the city limits, and wine tourism is woven into the local economy. At the same time, Napa ... See Full Page

About American Canyon

Keywords: Gateway to Napa Valley, Wetlands and hillside trails, Newer suburban neighborhoods

American Canyon sits at the southern gateway to Napa County where the suburban East Bay transitions into wine country. The city has grown steadily over the past few decades, but it still feels quieter and less developed than many communities closer to the Bay. The surrounding hills, wetlands, and vi ... See Full Page

About St. Helena

Keywords: Napa Valley Landmarks, Bothe-Napa Redwoods, Silverado Trail

St. Helena is the valley town that has made a point of staying a town. It sits between Yountville and Calistoga along Highway 29 and Silverado Trail, and the city bars chain restaurants, so downtown is mostly independent shops and kitchens. 2026 is the city's 150th year. Houseberry covers the city a ... See Full Page

About Yountville

Keywords: French Laundry, Veterans Home, Napa Valley Museum

Yountville is one of the smallest towns in the valley and carries the reputation of a much bigger place. It lies along Highway 29 north of Napa, with Washington Street as its spine, and it takes its name from George Yount, the pioneer who received the first Mexican land grant in this part of the val ... See Full Page

About Calistoga

Keywords: Hot Springs, Mud Baths, Mount St. Helena

Calistoga is where the Napa Valley runs out. Highways 29 and 128 meet at the town, Mount St. Helena stands over the north end, and the whole place lives off the hot ground beneath it. Sam Brannan, an early San Francisco millionaire, bought about 2,000 acres here and opened a resort in 1862 meant to ... See Full Page

About Deer Park

Keywords: Adventist Health, Silverado Trail, Meadowood Resort

Deer Park is a small unincorporated community in the Napa hills, a spread of vineyard, forest and rural lanes east of St. Helena. It is far enough up the slope that the valley's tourist bustle feels distant, and the population is small. Fire has shaped its recent story. The Hennessey Fire forced ev ... See Full Page

About Angwin

Keywords: Pacific Union College, Howell Mountain AVA, Parrett Field

Angwin is the town on top of Howell Mountain, well north of San Francisco and high above the Napa Valley floor. It started as a resort. Edwin Angwin bought land here in 1875 and opened a hillside getaway, and when Pacific Union College took over the old property in 1909, a campus and a town began gr ... See Full Page