What Small Town In California Should You Move To?

Take this quiz to find out what small town in California is right for you!

Tags: Living, California, Small-Town


Here are all the results with descriptions

Carmel-by-the-Sea
Carmel-by-the-Sea, simply known by most as Carmel, is one of the most quaint and gorgeous little seaside towns in the entire United States. You'll love the fancy shops and cozy cafes, incredible coastlines, and close proximity to the Bay Area, Monterey, and life by the sea.

Solvang
Solvang is a gorgeous little city in Santa Barbara County, founded in 1911 by Danish settlers. The town has retained its quaint Danish style and attracts millions of tourists every year. You'll love Solvang's temperate climate, which is sunny and perfect all year round, amazing Danish architecture in the town center, and the pristine countryside surrounding the town. Life may have a slower pace here, but Los Angeles is just 140 miles away.

Sausalito
Sausalito is a quaint, beautiful little town located just outside San Francisco. You'll adore Sausalito, especially if you're an artist--the waterfront town has attracted its fair share of famous artists, painters, actors, and musicians as residents. Along with its bay views, the town is known for the fantastic architecture of the homes that line the hills.

St. Helena
Surrounded by Napa's world-class vineyards, restaurants, and shops, St. Helena has the charm of its small-town beauty and old-time feel. You will love the clean air and the blast-from-the-past vibe of the town, with its classic cars, beautifully restored Victorian homes, and retro Main Street.

Idyllwild
Much like Sausalito, Idyllwild has attracted its fair share of artists who make up its artsy, somewhat eccentric community. The difference, however, lies in the location. While Sausalito sits on the water in Northern California's Bay Area, Idyllwild is located in Southern California, away from the coast. In fact, the city sits in the hills overlooking the deserts. If you love music and culture, you'll love Idyllwild, home to many concerts, artistic exhibits, and cultural expositions.

Morro Bay
Are you the laid-back, surfer type--you know, the stereotypical 'Californian'? You should live in Morro Bay. Known for its sweeping views of the Pacific and excellent waves, this small seaside community will make you feel quite at home along the central coast of California.