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Prunedale, CA is a small rural community in Northern California's Monterey County. It is known for its stunning views of the Santa Lucia Mountains and its vibrant agricultural culture. People come from all over to enjoy Prunedale's outdoor activities like camping, bicycling, hiking, picnicking and fishing. The town is also home to several wineries and vineyards that offer tastings and tours. In addition, Prunedale has unique shops and galleries that feature local artisans and craftsmen.
The reviews of Prunedale have been overwhelmingly positive, with many people praising the quaint atmosphere and friendly locals. Visitors are often pleasantly surprised at how much there is to do in such a small town, including festivals, markets and events throughout the year. There's something for everyone here; whether you're looking for some peace and quiet or want to explore the great outdoors, Prunedale has it all! Those who visit often find themselves coming back time after time to take in all this special place has to offer.
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Practically next door to Monterey - 2/3/2014
Before I lived in Prunedale, I said I would never live here. I had lived in Carmel Valley & Carmel, originally living in Visalia, CA. Commuting over to Monterey didn't even take me through Prunedale, although it is so accessible to HWY 101. Coming from North 101, you pass right through Prunedale without really even knowing you have. Guess it was just the name that turned me off, but hey as a youngster I once lived in Farmersville. Now that was a name I did not care for. I learned that there really is not so much in a name to justify rejection without any knowledge of a place, and I am grateful I did find out. This is one of the perfect places. If you commute to Silicone Valley, it brings you closer by thirty minutes, whereas living in Monterey makes the trip longer by thirty minutes. And the weather here is fabulous, so often it feels like Spring time. Only about ten miles from the ocean but it feels like five if driving to it for some reason. Think the scenery just makes the drive so
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