Town of Loomis

Charming little town with a lot of new restaurants and stores opening up. "Loomis - Transcontinental Railroad. The western branch of the Transcontinental Railroad, the Central Pacific, laid track to this exact point on May 21, 1864.The Central Pacific met its eastern counterpart, the Union Pacific Railroad, at Promontory Summit, Utah, on May 10, 1869.These tracks carried carloads of Loomis fruit throughout the United States for nearly 100 years."

Very nice area bringing an old school charm, the downtown area is kid friendly even at night, they have some new restaurants and some old mom and pop places as well, the hardware store has a Mayberry-isk charm to it as well. Bottom like this is a nice place to live and visit.

How does one write a review on a town? Loomis is the definition of a small town. For me, it kind of became a second home over the past year. It's definitely a place where "everybody knows everybody." Primarily, it is a bit of a conservative community but, just like every other place, there are people of different beliefs here as well. It's a lot less crowded than Sacramento, or close-by cities such as Auburn and Roseville.For the most part, Loomis is a safe place to be. In my experience. I've never had any sort of problem here. I think people who crave the rural/country lifestyle would be very happy in Loomis.