Best-Value Neighborhoods in Turlock, CA

North Turlock is the planned, newer end of the city, a set of subdivisions laid out under a master plan that set aside roughly 370 acres for connected neighborhoods. It sits on the northern side of the city, with Northwest Turlock and Northeast Turlock on either side. ... See Full Page

Northeast Turlock is where much of the city's newer housing sits beside its oldest big park. It covers the eastern and northeastern edge of town, from Crane Park out through the cul-de-sac subdivisions near the city limit. ... See Full Page

Downtown Turlock centers on Main Street, where the Saturday farmers market takes over the blocks between Palm and Center and weekday lunch crowds fill the restaurants. It is the civic center of Turlock, a Stanislaus County city on the Highway 99 corridor south of Modesto. ... See Full Page

Northwest Turlock is the largest of the city's neighborhoods and the one that holds California State University, Stanislaus. It stretches across the northwest side of Turlock in Stanislaus County, from the older blocks near Canal Drive out to the shopping centers along Countryside Drive. ... See Full Page

Westside is the working side of Turlock, a stretch of West Main Street and Walnut Road where breakfast diners and movie theaters share the map with markets, food processors and industrial parks. It sits west of downtown in the Stanislaus County city of Turlock and feels more like a district than a single subdivision. ... See Full Page

South Turlock runs along Lander Avenue and Golden State Boulevard on the south side of the city, a compact district where markets, taquerías and a handful of small parks share space with older single-family streets. ... See Full Page