Campbell is a city in the San Francisco Bay Area of Santa Clara County, California. San Jose borders Campbell on the east and north, Los Gatos on the south, and a small piece of Saratoga on the west.

A thriving business environment can be found in Campbell, which is home to organizations like 8x8, Barracuda Networks, List Biological Laboratories, Move, ChargePoint, Hightail, and ZURB. The 2021 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report of the City of Campbell lists some of the top employers in the city as Chargepoint, Inc. with 1,029 employees, 8x8, Inc. with 742 employees, and Barracuda Networks Inc. with 315 employees, illustrating the city's varied economic activities and employment opportunities.

In Campbell, single-family homes ranging in size from 1,000 to 1,600 square feet on roughly 6,000 square foot lots make up the majority of the housing stock. The architecture of the city is defined by these residences, which date from the 1950s to the 1970s. Since the 1990s, newer, larger homes have started to appear. Where Campbell Avenue and the railroad converge in the city center, there are many different stores and restaurants to choose from. Repurposed historical sites like the Grower's Bank from the 1920s have added to the flavor of the city. With a typical house value of $1,453,300 as of April 2018, Campbell's property values have increased recently, reflecting broader trends in the state's housing market.

Schools from the Campbell Union School District and the Campbell Union High School District are part of Campbell's educational landscape. Institutions like the Campbell School of Innovation (K–8), Capri Elementary, Rosemary Elementary, Village School, and Westmont High School are located inside the city. Additionally, Campbell is largely occupied by Forest Hill Elementary School. One of the last Future Farmers of America chapters in the San Francisco Bay Area is located at Westmont High School. Over the course of these districts, there are 28 preschools, 19 elementary schools, 9 middle schools, 3 high schools, and 13 private schools located in the city. Throughout renovations, the Campbell Community Center serves as a temporary home for the Campbell Library, which is run by the Santa Clara County Library.

There are some noteworthy landmarks in Campbell. The lovely 1925 English Tudor-style Ainsley House, currently housing the Ainsley House and Campbell Historical Museum, is tucked away in the heart of the city. With its original furnishings, it offers an insight into the Ainsley family's lifestyle. Numerous events and seminars are held at the Campbell Community Center, which was formerly Campbell High School. Look for the famous Redwood tree that was erected in 1903 by President Teddy Roosevelt. An old high school auditorium that has been transformed into an entertainment space is called the Heritage Theater. Green spots in Campbell, such John D. Morgan Park and Edith Morley Park, highlight the city's past. The Dubcich farm on West Campbell Avenue, with its original residence, barn, and fruit trees, completes the chain connecting us to Campbell's agricultural heritage.