Livability Score

71
/100
i The AreaVibes Livability Score evaluates 9 different categories and creates an overall score out of 100. The higher the score, the better the area.

amenities B

There are some amenities close to this location.
Coffee (21) F
Starbucks Coffee
Coffee Shop
Cafe Daniel
Coffee Shop
Donut Depot
Coffee Shop
Starbucks
Coffee Shop
Starbucks
Coffee Shop
Rancho Donuts
Coffee Shop
Starbucks
Coffee Shop
Golden Spoon
Coffee Shop
Olive Branch Café
Coffee Shop
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
Coffee Shop
Starbucks
Coffee Shop
Starbucks
Coffee Shop
Starbucks
Coffee Shop
White Lime
Coffee Shop
Vallée d’ Brume
Coffee Shop
Corner Bakery
Coffee Shop
Starbucks
Coffee Shop
Starbucks
Coffee Shop
King Donut
Coffee Shop
Coffee Cart
Coffee Shop
Blends Coffee & Wine Bar
Coffee Shop
It's a Grind Coffee House
Coffee Shop
Starbucks
Coffee Shop
Cafe Bravo
Coffee Shop
Entertainment (36) A+
Water Slide
Attraction
Amphitheater
Theatre Arts
Temecula Stampede
Nightclub
Temecula Stampede
Attraction
Bull Ride
Attraction
Eleven After Dark
Nightclub
Old Town Temecula
Attraction
Pennypickle's Workshop Museum
Museum
Old Town Temecula Community Theater
Theatre Arts
Performing Arts Center
Theatre Arts
Auditorium
Theatre Arts
Temecula Museum
Museum
Golden Bears Stadium Seating
Stadium
Temecula Valley High School Golden Bears Stadium
Stadium
Visitor Seating
Stadium
UltraStar Cinemas
Cinema
Bounce House
Attraction
Little Temecula History Center
Museum
Temeku Cinemas
Cinema
Temecula Lanes Bowling Alley
Attraction
Edwards Temecula Stadium 15 & IMAX
Cinema
Starbuzz Hookah Lounge
Nightclub
Pechanga Showroom
Theatre Arts
The Comedy Club
Theatre Arts
Slots
Attraction
Food and Drink (102) F
High Society Billiard & Dart
Bar
Old Town Pub & Grub
Bar
Public House
Bar
1909 Gastro Pub
Bar
The Bank Patio Bar
Bar
Jack in the Box
Fast Food
Carl's Jr.
Fast Food
Mad Madeline's Grill
Fast Food
McDonald's
Fast Food
Burger King
Fast Food
Carl's Jr.
Fast Food
Soro's
Fast Food
Pizza Hut
Fast Food
Temecula Wine and Beer Garden
Bar
The Green Burrito
Fast Food
Little Caesars
Fast Food
Happy Chicken
Fast Food
Dragon Express
Fast Food
Krispy Krunchy Chicken
Fast Food
Los Jiberto's
Fast Food
Del Taco
Fast Food
Pizza Hut Express
Fast Food
Nothing Bundt Cakes
Sweets
Popeyes
Fast Food
Subway
Fast Food
Fitness (27) A+
William Sheridan Center
Community Centre
DiLeo Hall
Community Centre
Council Chambers
Community Centre
The Conference Center
Community Centre
LA Fitness
Gym
Boys & Girls Club of Temecula
Community Centre
Temecula Community Center
Community Centre
Clubhouse
Community Centre
Above the Bank
Community Centre
Mary Phillips Senior Center
Community Centre
24 Hour Fitness
Gym
Clubhouse
Community Centre
Clubhouse
Community Centre
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4089
Community Centre
Mustang Auditorium
Community Centre
Temecula Chamber of Commerce
Community Centre
Temeku Hills Clubhouse
Community Centre
Clubhouse
Community Centre
Multi Purpose Room
Community Centre
EoS Fitness
Gym
Clubhouse
Community Centre
Fitness 19
Gym
Grand Ballroom, Meeting Rooms
Community Centre
Harveston Community Park Room
Community Centre
Turn 2 CrossFit
Gym
Groceries (26) F
Rancho Fruit Market
Grocery Store
ALDI
Grocery Store
Albertsons
Grocery Store
Vons
Grocery Store
Lopez Market
Grocery Store
88 Ranch Marketplace
Grocery Store
Albertsons
Grocery Store
Stater Bros.
Grocery Store
Crumbl Cookie
Bakery
Walmart Supercenter
Grocery Store
Sprouts Farmers Market
Grocery Store
Roots
Grocery Store
Food 4 Less
Grocery Store
Trader Joe's
Grocery Store
Western Eagle Foundation
Grocery Store
WinCo Foods
Grocery Store
Ralphs
Grocery Store
Sprouts Farmers Market
Grocery Store
Parks (315) A+
Community Recreation Center
Park
Ronald Reagan Sports Park
Park
Rotary Park
Park
Rose Haven Heritage Garden
Park
Temecula Duck Pond Park
Park
Sam Hicks Monument Park
Park
Calle Aragon Park
Park
Pala Road Park
Park
Bahia Vista Park
Park
Margarita Community Park
Park
Captain Aaron J. Contreras Memorial Park
Park
Pala Community Park
Park
John Magee Park
Park
Southernmost Playground
Playground
Fitness Stop
Playground
Fitness Stop
Playground
Fitness Stop
Playground
Veterans Park
Park
Playground - Climbing Structure
Playground
Fitness Stop
Playground
Paloma Del Sol Park
Park
Wolf Creek Linear Park
Park
Wolf Creek Linear Park
Park
Wolf Creek Trail Park
Park
Redhawk Community Park
Park
Shops (105) F
Old Town Liquor
Convenience Store
Food Mart
Convenience Store
Old Town Antique Faire
Fashion
Fourth Street Antiques
Fashion
Circle K
Convenience Store
7-Eleven
Convenience Store
Cheryls Antiques
Fashion
Verizon
Electronics
Stew's Barber Shop
Hairdresser
Food Mart
Convenience Store
ampm
Convenience Store
Rancho Liquor
Convenience Store
Circle K
Convenience Store
Target
Department Store
Kangaroo Express
Convenience Store
Edible Arrangements
Gift Shop
Circle K
Convenience Store
HomeGoods
Houseware
The Haircutters
Hairdresser
My Girlfriend's Closet
Clothing
Big Lots
Department Store
Hazit
Convenience Store
White Cap
Home Improvement
Legends Golf Store
Clothing
Srubs N Beyond Medical Uniforms
Clothing
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commute B-

Of all people who commute, 0.1% take public transportation in Temecula.
Public Transit Stops (97)
Stops & Stations
A+
Workers Taking Public Transit
0.1%
F
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cost of living F

The cost of living in Temecula is 149/100 - which is 7% higher than California.
Cost of Living
Goods & Services, Housing, etc.
F
Tax Rates
Income & Sales Tax
F
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crime B

Temecula crime rates are 2,532 per 100k, which is 11% lower than California
Property Crime
2,375 crimes per 100k
D
Violent Crime
157 crimes per 100k
A+
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employment A+

The median income in Temecula is $98,631 - which is 55% higher than California.
Med. Household Income
$98,631
A+
Unemployment Rate
3.9%
C-
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health F

There are some hospitals, police and fire stations.
Health & Safety (53)
Dentist, Doctor, Hospital, etc.
B+
Riverside County Fire Department Station #84
Fire Station
Temecula Police
Police
CALFIRE/Riverside County Fire Department Station #12
Fire Station
CALFIRE/Riverside County Fire Department Station #12
Fire Station
Nash Dental Care
Dentist
Center for Advanced Pediatric Dentistry Temecula
Dentist
Dr. Toy
Doctor
Rancho Dental
Dentist
CVS Pharmacy
Pharmacy
Bright Now! Dental
Dentist
CVS Pharmacy
Pharmacy
Clear Sight Optometry
Hospital
Children's Primary Care Medical Group
Doctor
CVS Pharmacy
Pharmacy
K.Pat Brown,DDS
Dentist
Inland Urgent Care
Doctor
Temecula Valley Hospital
Hospital
Ambulance Drop-Off / Emergency
Doctor
Kairin Clinic
Doctor
Hanger Clinic
Doctor
Sav-On Pharmacy
Pharmacy
Rite Aid
Pharmacy
Anthem Dental
Dentist
CHP Temecula Office
Police
CVS Pharmacy
Pharmacy
Air Quality
Median Air Quality
F
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housing A+

Temecula home prices are $464,900 - which is 14% higher than California
Home Price
$464,900
A+
Home Appreciation Rate
22%
A+
Home Affordability
4.7x (home price to income ratio)
F
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schools B-

The Temecula graduation rate is 89% - which is 12% higher than California
School Test Scores
57%
D+
High School Grad. Rates
89%
B+
Elementary Schools (36) F
Vail Elementary
Jcs - Pine Hills
Temecula Elementary
Linfield Christian School
Paloma Elementary
Susan H. Nelson
Margarita Middle
River Springs Charter
Elite Academic Academy - Lucerne
Elite Academic Academy - Mountain Empire
Abc Childcare Center
River Springs Charter
Erle Stanley Gardner Middle
Kindercare Learning Center
Temecula Middle
Vintage Hills Elementary
Discovery Isle Child Development Center
Temecula Montessori Academy
Concord Lutheran Academy
Temecula Luiseno Elementary
James L. Day Middle
Red Hawk Elementary
Rancho Elementary
Temecula International Academy
Abby Reinke Elementary
High Schools (14) F
Jcs - Pine Hills
Temecula Valley High
Linfield Christian School
Rancho Vista High
Susan H. Nelson
River Springs Charter
Elite Academic Academy - Lucerne
Elite Academic Academy - Adult Work Force Investment
Elite Academic Academy - Mountain Empire
River Springs Charter
St Jeanne De Lestonnac (Sisters Of Company Of
Chaparral High
Great Oak High
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ratings B-

Temecula has an overall rating of 68% from 46 reviews.
User Reviews (9)
From AreaVibes
C
User Surveys (37)
From AreaVibes
A
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Temecula Area Facts

  • Temecula has a Livability Score of 71/100, which is considered excellent
  • Temecula crime rates are 11% lower than the California average
  • Cost of living in Temecula is 7% higher than the California average
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No longer a small town feel 4 rating By Anonymous ( May 12, 2022) We moved to Temecula 30 years ago for the quaint small town feel but close to work in San Diego. Everything keeps growing and bringing with it the crime, bums, and low-lifes that are synonymous with Southern California's bigger cities. If you live here as an adult it's a good pla ...Read More ce to live, but if you want to raise kids this is not the wonderful area it was back in the 90's and even 2000's. Everything is turning into Los Angeles, Temecula included. Read Less
Temecula is declining rapidly 3 rating By Anonymous ( Apr 11, 2021) We have lived here 14 years. It's an Agenda 21 city, which really hasn't had much of a visual effect until lately.
There are theatres, many restaurants still, a mall and it's centrally located between Oceanside / Camp Pendleton, San Diego / Mexico, San Bernardino / Riverside, an
...Read More d Palm Springs / Palm Desert. That said, Oceanside is considered dangerous by its residence, the Mexican border is considered dangerous, both Riverside and San Bernardino are rated dangerous California cities but Palm Springs and Palm Desert are nice but changing.

Change is the operative word here. Temecula HAS BEEN a nice place.... Read Less
Photo Works Temecula 5 rating By Kris222 ( Jun 30, 2015) My experience with Photo Works Temecula has been awesome. I have had several wedding pictures edited by them and they do a great job. If it did not turn out exactly how I wanted, they will fix it immediately. I have asked for several different types of editing and they have fulfi ...Read More lled all of my requests. I email my pictures to them and they email the edited versions back to me very quickly. This company is very affordable and produces excellent quality work! I will definitely use them for future editing and for developing my pictures. Overall, a wonderful experience! Read Less
Life as a Resident in Temecula, CA 3.5 rating By Anonymous ( Nov 17, 2014) I lived in Temecula, CA for over five years and really enjoyed the location in Southern California. Temecula is a quaint community that offers spectacular views and a rich history, most commonly known as Wine Country. For those looking to raise a family and live in a relaxing env ...Read More ironment, it's an ideal and safe place to reside. The area is also in close proximity to San Diego, Los Angeles, and Orange County.

Although there is not always a lot to do in Temecula, it's still an enjoyable place to spend time in throughout the year for a low-pace environment. It's a popular city to enjoy golf with nine courses available. It's also known for having thousands of beautiful acres of vineyards where over 56 different types of grapes grow. One of my favorite parts of living in the area was seeing the hot air balloons travel above the vineyards on the weekend mornings. My parents and their friends also enjoyed visiting a number of the wine tasting rooms that are available for a great leisure activity that quickly became a passion.

A popular attraction that was one of my favorite places to visit in Temecula was Old Town where you can find antique stores, car shows, festivals, and a number of different restaurants. It's a fun and interesting location to explore for those who enjoy a country theme. However, there is a limited amount of attractions in Temecula for those who are more interested in staying busy or enjoying a busy nightlife. I was young when I lived in Temecula and there wasn't always a lot to do with my friends in the environment. I would say that it's geared more toward retirees who want a slower pace of life. Read Less
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Photo Works Temecula 5 rating By Kris222 ( Jun 30, 2015) My experience with Photo Works Temecula has been awesome. I have had several wedding pictures edited by them and they do a great job. If it did not turn out exactly how I wanted, they will fix it immediately. I have asked for several different types of editing and they have fulfi ...Read More lled all of my requests. I email my pictures to them and they email the edited versions back to me very quickly. This company is very affordable and produces excellent quality work! I will definitely use them for future editing and for developing my pictures. Overall, a wonderful experience! Read Less
Life as a Resident in Temecula, CA 3.5 rating By Anonymous ( Nov 17, 2014) I lived in Temecula, CA for over five years and really enjoyed the location in Southern California. Temecula is a quaint community that offers spectacular views and a rich history, most commonly known as Wine Country. For those looking to raise a family and live in a relaxing env ...Read More ironment, it's an ideal and safe place to reside. The area is also in close proximity to San Diego, Los Angeles, and Orange County.

Although there is not always a lot to do in Temecula, it's still an enjoyable place to spend time in throughout the year for a low-pace environment. It's a popular city to enjoy golf with nine courses available. It's also known for having thousands of beautiful acres of vineyards where over 56 different types of grapes grow. One of my favorite parts of living in the area was seeing the hot air balloons travel above the vineyards on the weekend mornings. My parents and their friends also enjoyed visiting a number of the wine tasting rooms that are available for a great leisure activity that quickly became a passion.

A popular attraction that was one of my favorite places to visit in Temecula was Old Town where you can find antique stores, car shows, festivals, and a number of different restaurants. It's a fun and interesting location to explore for those who enjoy a country theme. However, there is a limited amount of attractions in Temecula for those who are more interested in staying busy or enjoying a busy nightlife. I was young when I lived in Temecula and there wasn't always a lot to do with my friends in the environment. I would say that it's geared more toward retirees who want a slower pace of life. Read Less
Cute area with a lot to do 3.5 rating By OctoberRose ( Sep 27, 2014) First of all, they have a really great mall where you'll find some of the best restaurants in this entire area like Lucilles BBQ. They have tons of different shops all around town, lots of places to eat, and you have all your basic needs met and more. They even have a Trader Joe' ...Read More s!!! I'm sorry but coming from San Diego to a much less expensive area, that's a god-send. Its actually affordable here, which is awesome. You can buy a good looking house here for pretty cheap and you're in a totally safe environment. I doubt there's any crime here, I would be surprised. Its a really nice area, clean looking, lots of places to shop and eat, you're pretty close to San Diego - just get on the freeway. They have good hospitals in Temecula too. It's the best town to live in if you're in the Riverside area in my opinion. If I wasn't moving out of California entirely, Temecula would be where I would settle down for the sheer affordability, restaurants, shopping, and safety. Read Less
Beautiful Area Gone BAD 2 rating By jitterygoat49r ( Jan 09, 2014) We've lived here for nearly 28 years. Temecula used to be a place where strangers said good morning to one another. The pace was slow and we had very little crime and noise. Now it's crowded with rude and reckless drivers and too much noise. Loud motorcycles are everywhere. There ...Read More isn't enough law enforcement to go after these thugs. The Marine Corp "heroes" were not satisfied with decimating Oceanside and Fallbrook; they had to come over the hill to Temecula to screw this place up too. Our once beautiful and upscale neighborhood has become full of them renting investor owned homes. If it wasn't for the HOA this place would be a total dump. The mall is a ghetto mall quickly approaching the status of Moreno Valley. Try to enjoy a cup of coffee with your family at the Starbucks in the mall. Inland Empire white trash!!! No manners, no courtesy, but plenty of neck tattoos. 2014 is our final year in Temecula. As soon as my wife retires we are out of here and going back to rural Northern California. At least we have good restaurants up there! I've never seen so many fat slobs in my life like I have in Temecula. Not as bad as Houston or New Orleans, but pretty close. My recommendation for living here is as follows: If you're a brainwashed religious nut, then this will be heaven for you, i.e. Headquarters for the American Taliban. If you like shopping at Wal-Mart then come on down. Loaded with fat people with bad teeth. Enjoy! Read Less
Overcrowded, overpriced, touristy 2 rating By RSimms ( Apr 06, 2013) Lived here for many years.

Have seen the area become a ridiculously overcrowded (cancer-like, uncontrolled building/expansion during the 80's; current trend toward low-income housing apartment buildings), pseudo-historical ("Old Town:" Disneyland authenticity without the rides),
...Read More traffic-snarled (all hours of the day and night), noisy (apparently no law enforcement agency enforces noise statutes anymore), full-of-itself blight. The restaurants that have survived (i.e., those numerous ones that have folded) have mostly declined in service and quality, so that essentially leaves going to the movies for your diversion.

Oh wait. We DO have a fine Native American casino (Pechanga) within close proximity, so you can choke on second-hand smoke while losing your money) and our world-famous (in our minds) wineries. Go wine!

One last thing, the Areavibes folks may want to adjust their data regarding things like, say, "Average summer temperature," given that for the last 5 or 6 years, the median summer temperature has been well above 100.

BTW, not going to name names, but methinks there be a review hereabouts written by, oh say, a local real estate broker/agent/Chamber of Commerce member). Read Less
Fabulous Temecula, California 4 rating By Anonymous ( Jul 21, 2011) My visit to this city revealed rich history, phenomenal shopping, and year-round entertainment for the entire family! The experience was wonderful.

Temecula is known for its championship golf courses and a climate perfect for serene hot-air ballooning adventures. This southern C
...Read More alifornia town has award-winning wineries located amongst 3,200 acres of the most picturesque wine country.

The Old Town district, located in the heart of the city, is a blend of historic buildings with over 600 antique dealers, unique shopping, and memorable restaurants. Old Town Temecula is the site of many special events including car shows and, and eclectic summer weekend entertainment. The popular Farmer's Market offers a wealth of fresh produce, flowers, and crafts every Saturday.

Shopping is an amazing adventure where you will find that one-of-a-kind item in a fanciful specialty boutique, and The Promenade Mall and Power Center offers the convenience of large department store shopping.

An array of dining experiences will fit any taste or budget.

The things-to-do-list is headed by a hike on the Santa Rosa Plateau Wildlife Preserve, or a day of boating at Lake Skinner. The annual Balloon & Wine Festival is a fabulous attraction as the sky fills with the wondrous color of balloons. Read Less
If you want to shop in snootyville....this is your place. 1 rating By mrskatstroud ( Mar 28, 2011) I have lived near Temecula for a long while and everytime I go there, I regret the decision. And I will explain why. I don't particularly like the community and the people there. They don't have a very welcoming demeanor to them. They treat people that are not driving a 2012 Lexu ...Read More s like they are some sort of trash needed to be swept out of their city. Aside from their massive Promenade Mall and Wineries, I don't see the big deal. I do like the Old Downtown area very much for their laid back atmosphere and welcomeness. There are some good jewels there, and the restaurants are pretty good. They specialize in big-box stores, so don't go there looking for a mom and pop type store.

I do, however, like that there are a plethora of corporate shopping and restaurants galore. As for Family activities, don't hesitate to take your children to the movies, or walk the promenade. Unless you live in a tract home, don't expect to find a park either. And if you do have children attending high school, make sure to buy them a corvette so they can fit in with the other kids. Also, the teenage demographic is not a savory like. I always have some sort of altercation with them either over parking spaces, or in long lines for restaurants. Overall, I dislike the city and would rather live in nearby Hemet. (the place Temecula sends their homeless so the city doesn't have to help them.) Read Less

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      Temecula, CA

      Temecula is located in Southern California and is one of the biggest cities in Riverside County. That being said, the city is a charming spot for residents and visitors alike. It's set among gorgeous rolling hills in an area known for wine making and is a hop, skip, and a jump from many of SoCal's top destinations, including the Pacific Ocean.

      You may know already know that Northern California is one of the top wine-producing regions in the world. But, did you know that Temecula puts out a fair amount of quality wine each year? Thanks to its mountains and rolling hills, the city has the altitude necessary to grow cold-weather grapes, such as Riesling and Chardonnay. The area can also accommodate warmer-temperature varietals, including Syrah, Grenache, and Tempranillo. You'll find over 35 wineries in the area, many of which have tasting rooms and beautiful grounds that can be rented out for all sorts of events, including weddings, concerts, and more.

      There are plenty of public transportation options in Temecula, which include bus and rail options. The Riverside Transportation Agency has buses that service Temecula and provide transportation throughout the county. There are also multiple Greyhound bus departures and arrivals for the city. Additionally, Southern California's premier rail service, Metrolink, also services Temecula and takes riders throughout the hottest spots in Southern California, including Los Angeles, North County San Diego, and Anaheim, where Disney magic awaits.

      If you're considering moving here, then you'll become part of a growing trend. Over the past decade, Temecula has grown due to an influx of people relocating for work (it's quite close to San Diego) or simply because they love the city. When you get here, you'll be treated to friendly SoCal vibes, great year-round weather, and proximity to some of the hottest destinations in all of California, including Disneyland, Joshua Tree National Park, Hollywood, San Diego and more.

      Southern California real estate is notoriously expensive but not all of it. In Temecula, you'll enjoy home prices that are well below those of neighboring cities. For example, in San Diego, the median home price is close to 27 percent higher than those you'll find in Temecula. And if you compare Temecula with Los Angeles, you'll find that houses in Temecula are over 40 percent cheaper.

      You'll also find that the cost of living in Temecula is also quite inexpensive when compared to San Diego, Los Angeles, and other cities in SoCal. In Temecula, your food costs will be almost three percent cheaper than in Los Angeles and almost 10 percent cheaper than in San Diego. And transportation costs in Los Angeles and San Diego are around ten and 20 percent higher (respectively) than in Temecula.

      B Amenities

      Are there many local amenities in Temecula? Yes, there are some amenities close to this location.

      Parks

      Community Recreation Center
      Ronald Reagan Sports Park
      Rotary Park
      Rose Haven Heritage Garden
      Temecula Duck Pond Park
      Sam Hicks Monument Park
      Calle Aragon Park
      Pala Road Park

      Entertainment

      Water Slide
      Amphitheater
      Temecula Stampede
      Temecula Stampede
      Bull Ride
      Eleven After Dark
      Old Town Temecula
      Pennypickle's Workshop Museum

      Food & Drink

      High Society Billiard & Dart
      Old Town Pub & Grub
      Public House
      1909 Gastro Pub
      The Bank Patio Bar
      Jack in the Box
      Carl's Jr.
      Mad Madeline's Grill

      A+ Commute

      Is public transit available in Temecula? Of all people who commute, 0.1% take public transportation in Temecula.
      Drive to Work
      78%

      1% higher than the US average

      Take Public Transit
      0%

      5% lower than the US average

      Walk to Work
      1%

      2% lower than the US average

      A+ Health & Safety

      Is Temecula a healthy and safe place to live? Yes, there are many hospitals, police and fire stations.

      Hospitals

      Temecula Valley Hospital
      Clear Sight Optometry

      Pharmacies

      Sav-On Pharmacy
      CVS Pharmacy
      CVS Pharmacy
      Rite Aid
      CVS Pharmacy
      CVS Pharmacy
      CVS Pharmacy
      CVS Pharmacy

      Doctors

      Nurse
      Temecula Valley Primary Care Physicians
      Neighborhood Healthcare
      Kairin Clinic
      24 Hour Urgent Care
      Inland Urgent Care
      Kaiser Permanente
      Krisha Vasant, M.D.