Orange County Neighborhoods

San Juan Capistrano is the oldest city in California, started by a few Spanish priests in the late 18th Century. Today the city is characterized by a strong sense of community and historical preservation.

Beach cities are active happy places, each with its own character and vibe. Here’s a guide to the beach cities in Orange County, California.

Costa Mesa is a young city with great shopping, beach proximity and lots of fun things to do with the family.

Surf City is a great combination of urban living and suburban charm.

When it comes to cities emblematic of O.C. luxury and affluence, the sea-side enclave of Newport Beach, California tops the list.

Santa Ana is an Orange County City with a rich history and thriving arts community.

Irvine, California is a planned city, a commercial center, and the safest city in America.

Formerly known for its deep-water surf break called, “Killer Dana,” its multiple beaches and harbor make Dana Point a popular destination for boating and other aquatic recreation.

Laguna Beach is an Orange County city that started as a collection of struggling farmsteads and evolved into an artists colony, coastal resort town and a tourist destination.

Orange, California, is a historical town with some of Orange County's best vintage and antique shopping.

San Clemente is a "Spanish city by the sea" and a coastal suburb, with local charm and an active village lifestyle.

Seal Beach, Calif. is an Orange County beach city with a small-town vibe, best known for the Leisure World retirement community; the Seal Beach National Wildlife Refuge and a WWII US naval base.

Find out why Balboa Beach is one of the best Beaches in Orange County.

Anaheim is a home to “The Happiest Place on Earth,” the Honda Center, the Angels, and a growing population expected to exceed 400,000 by the year 2014.