City of Roseville

Join us in a city that wins accolades for innovation, safety, and livability for everyone.

Ideal location and climate

Roseville is located 20 miles northeast of the state capital, Sacramento, along Interstate 80.

A short drive will take you to the beautiful Sierra Nevada foothills, Folsom Lake, California's Gold Country. Skiing, wine tasting, hiking, rafting, and a visit to San Francisco or Lake Tahoe, are all within an easy day trip.

Our Mediterranean climate is ideal for year-round outdoor activities. Summers are warm, dry, and predictable with high temperatures averaging in the low 90s. Winters are short with cooler and wetter weather, with daytime highs averaging in the 50s.

A lively outdoor shopping and dining area at dusk, with warm string lights hanging overhead. People stroll along a brick walkway while others sit at patio tables under umbrellas, eating and chatting. Shops and restaurants line both sides,

Top parks, events and recreation

Roseville's 80+ parks are recognized throughout California. We set aside land for parks and open space at more than triple the state average.

The city also offers athletic fields, playgrounds, indoor and outdoor pools, municipal golf courses, and libraries.

With numerous recreation programs and events, there are leisure opportunities for all ages and interests.

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Silhouetted leafless trees stand across a grassy horizon at sunset in a park in Roseville. The sky glows with layered hues of orange, gold, and pink, with scattered clouds catching the last light. The intricate, dark branches contrast sharply against the vibrant sky, creating a calm, dramatic evening scene.

Excellent trails, bikeways and transit

Enjoy more than 40 miles of paved off-street trails winding through beautiful open space preserves, and 100+ miles of bike lanes.

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Ride convenient, clean and safe public transit service throughout Roseville. You can also take express service into downtown Sacramento for business, or to attend Sacramento Kings basketball games.

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View from a rust-colored metal pedestrian bridge surrounded by green trees. Several people, including an adult pushing a stroller and two children, walk along the wooden pathway. The bridge’s beams form geometric patterns, and modern buildings are visible through the trees in the background under a clear sky.

Destination for shopping and dining

Roseville is the region's retail center. With one of the largest malls in northern California, Westfield Galleria at Roseville, there are more than 240 stores including Nordstrom, Apple, Tiffany's, Gucci, Saint Laurent, Crate & Barrel, and other distinguished brands.

Across the street is Fountains at Roseville, offering an upscale shopping experience with stores like Whole Foods, Anthropologie, Sur La Table, and West Elm.

Familiar national and regional chains are also here, along with excellent and unique local restaurants and retailers.

Image of the Fountains shopping center in Roseville at dusk

Highly-rated education

Roseville is home to excellent schools that consistently rank in the top state and national percentages for test scores, college and career readiness.

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Kids participating in a Roseville Recreation program

Variety of housing choices

Roseville is a highly desirable place to live and offers a variety of housing choices, from workforce to executive options. Neighborhoods range from historic to new construction homes.

Many active neighborhood associations bring community and connection to the city.

A two‑story house with a stone and stucco exterior, surrounded by tall palm trees, trimmed shrubs, and landscaped flower beds. The home features a small balcony, arched entryway, and a manicured lawn under a bright sky with scattered clouds.

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