Caledonia, NY

Located southwest of Rochester in Livingston County, Caledonia offers a relaxed, small-town setting with an easy commute. Route 5 runs right through the center of the village, giving residents a direct route east toward Rochester and west to Batavia. With a population of around 2,300, the area has a welcoming, close-knit atmosphere surrounded by historic homes, local shops, and open countryside.

The village is best known for the Caledonia Fish Hatchery, founded in 1864 and recognized as the oldest in North America. It remains an active site raising trout, making it a favorite local spot for afternoon walks, picnics, and fishing. Between its quiet residential streets, scenic outdoor spots, and convenient location, Caledonia is a great fit for anyone looking for small-town charm with city amenities a short drive away.