Welcome to Naglee Park CCA
Your Community
The Naglee Park Campus Community Association (CCA) was organized by Naglee Park neighbors as a strong advocate for neighborhood values in San Jose.
Bark in the Park™ is the valley’s premier event for pets and their owners, hosted by CCA. All proceeds benefit the CCA and various local charities.
Next Community Event
Independence Day – July 4th
July 4, 2026 @ 8:00 am - 6:00 pmNational Night Out
August 4, 2026 @ 5:00 am - 8:00 pmOpen Studios
October 4, 2026 @ 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
Community Services
Latest From Our Neighbors
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Christmas in Naglee Park- 1924
We live in an old house (1908) in an old neighborhood (Naglee Park) in an old town (San Jose). Christmas is a good time to be introspective and retrospective, to think about the past and what it means. It is also time to develop perspective, if possible, from what we see around us. What was…
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Naglee Park Start-Up Becomes $Billion IPO
Various international newspapers, including Reuters, recently announced the Initial Public Offering (IPO) of an education company that began in Naglee Park fifty years ago (1976). Dr. John G. Sperling, at one time a faculty member at San Jose State, founded the University of Phoenix (NYSE:PXED) to provide post-secondary education to working adults. It was a radical idea…
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What is Naglee Park?
It’s home to many events sponsored by the Campus Community Association (CCA), including Pastries in the Park, Naglee Park Open Studios, the Fourth of July Parade and Picnic, National Night Out, Bark in the ParkTM and the Holiday Social. In addition, CCA is involved in many projects that enhance and protect our unique neighborhood, such as Beautification, which covers graffiti removal, planting wildflowers, litter pick up and maintenance of our median planters.
The all-volunteer neighborhood association, CCA, celebrates more than 50 years as a non-profit public benefit corporation that promotes neighborhood spirit and improves the quality of life in the downtown community through education, awareness, group projects, volunteerism and community care. For more info, see About Us. To join, see Join CCA. Membership is just $25 per household and helps fund neighborhood projects and events.
It’s historic. Much of our neighborhood is built on the former estate of Brigadier General Henry M. Naglee and many of the homes in the neighborhood are historic.
It’s delightfully walkable. Get out and meet your neighbors walking their pets, strolling with their children, or just taking in the evening air. Meet up for coffee and one of our local coffee houses, visit nearby galleries and museums, enjoy one of the many outdoor events downtown, relax at beautiful William Street Park, and admire our varied architecture and landscaping.
We have a strong online community through our neighborhood email list. Learn the latest about downtown events and restaurants, get tips and advice on home care and services, learn about volunteer opportunities, and chat with your neighbors.
Many residents are active in community projects and politics. To learn how you can help, see the Volunteer page.
We watch out for each other. Find out more about the Ready Naglee Park program, crime prevention and neighborhood watch programs.
Join CCA
The Campus Community Association is a non-profit corporation organized to preserve the neighborhood and promote community spirit. Your dues help sponsor events, newsletters, and neighborhood meetings, as well as community, education and beautification projects.