Bonsall - located in the northern portion of San Diego county and is known for their rolling hills and Mediterranean climate. Bonsall is a great place for living a more country lifestyle, enjoying nature, horses, wine, with a slower pace while still being close enough to the surrounding cities to have everything within your reach.
Camp Pendleton - Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, the Corps' largest West Coast expeditionary training facility, encompasses more than 125,000 acres of Southern California terrain.
Carlsbad - Located along the Pacific Ocean coastline and graced with a mild climate year-round, Carlsbad, California offers an idyllic setting for your next vacation.
Del Mar - a quaint seaside village rich in history, striking natural beauty, and European charm. Located just 20 miles north of San Diego on the Southern California coastline.
Encinitas - the city's eclectic downtown has long drawn surfers and hippies with its unique and dynamic blend of San Diego's top surf shops, coffeehouses and record stores, not to mention the beaches in Encinitas are coveted by locals as hidden gems.
Escondido - This diverse ecosystem has made Escondido a unique and bustling location to support AgTech efforts in Southern California.
Fallbrook - Most of the area is characterized by rolling hills covered in avocado and citrus orchards. However, as the topography changes, it creates natural buffers that separate Fallbrook from its neighbors.
La Costa - has a reputation as a playground for the rich and famous, many from Hollywood, the original Rat Pack being the most well-known.
Leucadia - Located within the northern part of Encinitas, the funky beachside community of Leucadia offers small-town charm within 25 miles of San Diego. With three secluded beaches, a quaint downtown area, and beautiful views and weather.
Oceanside - The city boasts spectacular year-round weather, gorgeous beaches, a historic wooden pier, quaint New England-style harbor, and charming bungalow neighborhoods.
Poway - Poway's rural roots influenced its motto "The City in the Country".
Rancho Bernardo - Almost 2/3 of all households in Rancho Bernardo are family-oriented, and one-third of all households have children living at home. This is a highly educated community where a little over 80% of the residents either have some college or baccalaureate degree.
Rancho Santa Fe - Rancho Santa Fe, in San Diego’s North County, is a community on rolling hills covered with Eucalyptus trees and acres of orchards. The Eucalyptus trees were planted years ago to be used for the railroad. The wood, however, turned out to not be appropriate.
San Marcos - Just a 35-mile drive south takes you to downtown San Diego, while a short jaunt west takes you to the majestic shores of the beautiful Pacific Ocean.
Solana Beach - coveted by locals and visitors alike, is known for its walkability and is home to endless scenic trails, welcoming surf breaks, natural tide pools, and a wide variety of eclectic, locally-owned shops and services that are almost all within a 30-minute walk or less from Fletcher Cove, the main beach.
Vista - Located just seven miles inland from the Pacific Ocean in northern San Diego County, the City of Vista has a perfect mild Mediterranean climate.