Roseville, California, within the Greater Sacramento area, is where Atlantic Street Pet Emergency Center calls home.
Located in Roseville, California, Atlantic Street Pet Emergency Center is just 15 miles from the hustle and bustle of Sacramento, with easy access to the Sacramento International Airport, and close proximity to Napa Valley, San Francisco and beautiful Lake Tahoe.
Living in the City of Trees
If you’re a nature lover, Roseville and the surrounding Sacramento area is the place for you. Enjoying more trees per capita than any other city in the world, Sacramento is perfect for getting outdoors. With fast-growing zip codes and upscale neighborhoods, this area has everything you could ask for. Prefer culture and cuisine? This area boasts the best of both. Check out these draws to Roseville:
Roseville offers plenty to see and do!
- Love pet-friendly events? Barktoberfest is for you! It is the perfect free family event held by the Placer SPCA. You’ll love getting your yoga on with your dog, enjoying a refreshment in the beer garden, and taking your pick of delicious street fare from a buffet of food trucks.
- Foodie at heart? Sacramento is known as America’s Farm to fork capital! In the fall, the Visit Sacramento’s Farm-to-Fork Festival events were created as a celebration of the region’s incredible food and agriculture and a chance to introduce people to the chefs, farmers, ranchers, vintners, and brewers who are bringing delicious food and drinks to our table every day. Since 2013, the Farm-to-Fork events have become some of the country’s most anticipated food and music festivals and culinary experiences, drawing thousands of visitors from across the country and around the world.
- For the Wine and Beer Lovers among us: More than 50 local breweries operate in and around the city, and many of them source their ingredients locally, ensuring unique flavor profiles and truly local beers. Today’s Sacramento beer scene is vibrant, and from tours of hop yards owned by local brewers to beer dinners, multiple beer festivals, the Farm-to-Fork Celebration, and craft brew tasting rooms scattered throughout the downtown and Midtown core, it’s more accessible than ever before. Roseville is also surrounded by California’s most popular wineries, including those on the Placer County Wine Trail located in the Sierra Foothills, Napa Valley, and Amador County.
- History buff? Old Sacramento is known for the cobbled streets traversed by horse-drawn carriages heralding a throwback to the 1850s and 1860s. Reconstructed buildings and re-enactments provide plenty of intriguing sightseeing opportunities. If you’re a braver soul, feel free to venture below to explore the abandoned tunnels of the original, flooded-out city.
- Want to shop ’til you drop? Roseville is a central hub for upscale shopping malls with landscaped plazas. Westfield Galleria at Roseville is a 1.3-million-square-foot indoor shopping mall with over 150 stores. It’s also home to over 30 dining opportunities, from hot pretzels to sit-down restaurants with long menus. Fountains at Roseville offers a smaller but similar shopping experience. The approximately 40 stores at this outdoor shopping mall surround a lovely courtyard complete with a fountain.
- Night owl? With chandeliers twinkling overhead while you sip on specialty cocktails in leather high-back chairs, Dive Bar is the complete opposite of what its name implies. The crowning feature of this sophisticated sipping spot is the 7,500-gallon aquarium situated above the bar, with a stunning live mermaid or merman occasionally making an appearance.
- Love to Travel? Weekend trips to Tahoe, Wine Country, and San Fransisco are all under 2 hours away. The Sacramento International Airport will happily bring you to any destination you may be craving.
- Love the beach & outdoors? Folsom Lake is a massive reservoir less than a 10-mile drive from Roseville. Everyday activities at Folsom Lake include boating, fishing, and swimming at public beaches. The state recreation area also maintains over 90 miles of hiking, mountain biking, and horse-riding trails. And for overnight adventures, three campgrounds cater to tent or RV camping. Beal’s Point and Granite Bay are the closest access points to Roseville. These are also two of the most popular places to visit on the lake, thanks to their beautiful views and abundant day-use facilities.
