Roseville
Roseville is the largest metropolitan area in Placer County, just 16 miles northeast of Sacramento, the state capitol. Roseville has grown from a bustling railroad town to a dynamic city with outstanding community services, scenic beauty and a diversified high tech, business, retail and industrial economy.. Although growing fast, The City of Roseville is committed to developing and executing a comprehensive plan to ensure its livability far into the future.

Roseville's moderate climate, excellent schools, expanding job opportunities and nearby recreation areas attract new residents who are looking for a great place to live, work, raise a family. Scenic natural areas, an extensive park system, bike trails and playgrounds are close to home, but within an hour, you can explore Gold Rush towns, enjoy water sports in nearby lakes and rivers, hike the beautiful Sierra foothills and ski the High Sierra. And Lake Tahoe, San Francisco and the California coast are only two hours away.
Roseville offers Placer County it's big city conveniences. It is home to the new Galleria Roseville Mall, Roseville Arts Center, Denio's Family Market, the 90 acre Roseville AutoMall, and much more.

Roseville Chamber of Commerce
City of Roseville
Placer County
Press Tribune
Roseville Gateway Center of Sierra College

Rocklin
Rocklin is one of the fastest growing areas in Placer County and offers a community with a great family atmosphere. It is located 22 miles northeast of Sacramento and just adjacent to Roseville and is the governmental center for Stanford Ranch, the still growing planned unit development.
Rocklin boasts of great schools, country clubs and golf courses, great family activities, close to shopping and major transportation arteries, acres and acres of parks, industry, Sierra Community College and much more. In addition, Rocklin has benefited from its well managed growth over the past decade, from major manufacturers and parks, to premier retailers.
Community events such as the annual Chili Festival and the Fourth of July celebration are just a few of the events that bring Rocklin families together.

City of Rocklin
Chamber of Commerce

Loomis
Loomis is situated in the rolling hills of Placer County, and it retains its semi-rural, small town flavor in an area of rich fertile land which was once dominated by orchards.

A mix of low-density residential areas with light industrial businesses in the downtown area, horse and ranch properties, and beautiful homes overlooking Folsom Lake.

Loomis Basin Horsemen's Assocation
Loomis Basin Chamber of Commerce

Lincoln
Lincoln was named the fastest growing city in California in 2001, but it still retains its small town atmosphere with it's broad tree lined streets and a downtown square. While it is experiencing tremendous growth, Lincoln's city leaders and community activists are committed to keeping the rural charm. It is located approximately 10 minutes from Roseville or Rocklin on Hwy 65.
Lincoln has three new golf courses including Twelve Bridges, which hosts the annual Ladies Professional Golf Association tour in April. Lincoln also has one of the finest small airports in Northern California.
One of the many city's activities is the nationally known "Feats of Clay" art festival and competition, an annual event held during the month of May. Other traditional events include the Fourth of July Celebration, The Portuguese Holy Ghost Celebration, plus the Downtown Holiday Celebration and Tree Lighting in December.

City of Lincoln
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce

Granite Bay
Located on the western shore of Folsom Lake for fishing, and trails for biking, hiking or horseback riding, the Granite Bay community includes luxurious estates in gated communities, heavily wooded homes, and lots of acreage for horses. Golf courses, tennis clubs and equestrian centers flourish in this very exclusive community. The school district ranks near the top of the State for the best.

Granite Bay Community Association
Placer County Granite Bay Service Center
Chamber of Commerce

Newcastle
Newcastle is another charming Placer County town with strong community spirit and family events. Located in the Sierra foothills just below Auburn and overlooking the central valley, many of the homes are characterized with expansive views and large lots outside of town.
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Meadow Vista
Meadow Vista is a small community in the pines with an eclectic nature and small town ambiance. There is a community park in the heart of town and a brand new library, in addition to local merchants. Just ten minutes from Auburn, Meadow Vista is low enough to catch a dusting of snowflakes in the winter and high enough to be cool in the summertime.
Meadowvista.com

Tahoe City/King's Beach
The Tahoe City/Kings Beach area is located on the California side of Lake Tahoe in Placer County. Within walking distance of the elementary school and downtown, the area is considered "Old Tahoe".

Placer County Sheriff's Department Tahoe City Substation
Placer County Sheriff's Department Kings Beach Substation

Other Communities in Placer County
Alta - Applegate - Bowman - Brockway - /Carnelian Bay:
Dutch Flat - Emigrant Gap - - Gold Run - Homewood - Iowa Hill - Olympic Valley - Penryn - - Sheridan - Tahoe Vista - Tahoma - Weimar