Cameron Park grew up around the country club and the airpark in the 1960s and 1970s, and those neighborhoods are still the heart of town. Single-story ranch homes around Cameron Park Country Club and the wide streets of Cameron Airpark Estates have plywood subfloors, original oak or parquet in the entries, and carpet through the rest. A continuous hard-surface floor through the living areas, in luxury vinyl plank or engineered hardwood, fits these houses well.
The 1980s and 1990s two-story tracts off Cambridge Road, Green Valley Road and Bass Lake Road came with oak cabinets, tile counters and a peninsula between the kitchen and family room. A quartz counter with a full-height backsplash, new or repainted Kemper cabinets, and a floor that runs kitchen to den change these houses without moving a wall.
Newer homes toward Bass Lake Road and the El Dorado Hills line have builder-grade laminate and carpet that shows wear at the seams and in the hallways. A thicker wear layer on plank, denser carpet in the bedrooms and porcelain tile in the wet rooms are the upgrades that suit them.