兰乔圣菲 - Rancho Santa Fe (西班牙语. Rancho: ranch, 牧场; Santa: holly, 圣洁的; Fe: faith, 信念)。兰乔圣菲是和拉荷亚齐名的圣迭戈的一个区域。兰乔圣菲是位于圣迭戈北部，市中心以北20公里，距离太平洋4英里的小镇。这里是名符其实的庄园，共有6.788平方英里（17.581平方公里)， 人口约5,000左右(2010年），人口密度 180人/km2。兰乔圣菲的邮政编码92067， 是在美国第三个最昂贵的邮政代码。每户平均收入二十四万五千六百三十一，为全美美收入最高的社区之一。隐蔽在深山老林里兰的乔圣菲是美国最富裕的小镇。这里风景优美，气候宜人，一派悠然的田园风光，远离都市喧嚣和繁华。

有人说在美国，穷人住在大城市里，中产阶级住在郊区，富人则住在小镇。也许有些道理。美国的小镇是富人的天堂，空气好、环境好，社区好，学区也好。美国各个州都有不少这种富人区，这些富裕小镇的共同特点是临近海滩公园，或是山水环绕，与大自然美景紧密相连。兰乔圣菲是这种富人区的典型代表，并以名人居住为特色。

比尔·盖茨，虽然华盛顿州的梅迪纳是他的主要居住地，在兰乔圣菲他也拥有一个家。其它居住在兰乔圣菲的名人还有：
    Rick Aguilera, former major league baseball player
    Marshall Applewhite, Heaven's Gate leader
    Jackson D. Arnold, retired Admiral, USN
    Bob Baker, Automobile retail magnate with a chain of car dealerships throughout the West
    Douglas Barnhart, PETCO Park Builder.
    Warren Barton, former English football player
    Bud Black, former major league pitcher
    Jud Buechler, Former NBA player and champion
    Clair Burgener, local politician
    Joseph Coors, of the Coors brewery family and co-founder of the Heritage Foundation
    Jenny Craig (entrepreneur), weight loss guru and founder of Jenny Craig Inc.
    Randy "Duke" Cunningham, former Congressman
    Tom DeLonge, guitarist and vocalist 
    Steve Finley, baseball player
    Steven Ford, former U.S. President Gerald Ford's son
    Sidney Frank, liquor promotions billionaire
    Robert Frimtzis, Holocaust survivor and engineer for the Apollo space program
    David Gates, musician, songwriter, member of 70's group Bread
    Marshall Goldsmith, noted executive coach and management guru, best-selling author
    Bear Grylls, Man Vs. Wild Star
    Trevor Hoffman, MLB Pitcher with second most saves in MLB history
    Janet Jackson, singer and performer
    Richard Jefferson, Current NBA player for the San Antonio Spurs
    I.K. Kim, golfer. Winner of three LPGA Tour events
    Steve Kerr, NBA player and former Phoenix Suns GM.
    Gary Kremen, founder of match.com and sex.com
    Joan Kroc, philanthropist and widow of McDonald's founder Ray Kroc
    Arthur Laffer, Reaganomics collaborator and coiner of the term "voodoo economics"
    Jim Lampley, sports commentator
    Mark Loretta, baseball player
    Victor Mature, American leading man  - long term resident who died in Rancho Santa Fe in 1999.
    Kirk McCaskill, former MLB Pitcher, 1985–1996
    Jack McDowell, former MLB Pitcher 1987-1999, 1993 Cy Young Award Winner
    Phil Mickelson, professional golfer
    John Moores, philanthropist, former owner of the San Diego Padres and a regent of the University of California
    Juice Newton, singer
    T. Boone Pickens, investor.
    Lilian Jennette Rice, architect and designer of Rancho Santa Fe, deceased
    Pete Rozelle, former commissioner of the NFL
    Brian Tracy, self-help author, motivational speaker, and Chairman of Brian Tracy International
    Joe Walsh, guitarist for The Eagles band
    Luke Walton, NBA player for the Los Angeles Lakers
    David Wells, Los Angeles Dodgers and former San Diego Padres pitcher
    Shaun White, Olympic gold medalist, professional snowboarder/skateboarder
    Steve Yuhas, television personality and radio talk show host on KOGO radio.
    Jewel Kilcher, professionally known as Jewel, singer-songwriter, guitarist, producer; recipient of four Grammy Award nominations
    Jelena Jankovic, Serbian professional tennis player,former number 1
    Charlie Pasarell, is a former Puerto Rican tennis player and commentator.