Seville, CA

Seville is a quiet agricultural community tucked into the heart of Tulare County along Highway 201, sitting right between Cutler and Woodlake. Surrounded by wide-open Central Valley farmland and citrus groves, the area offers a relaxed, rural pace of life. The town got its start in 1913 when the Santa Fe Railroad established a local stop to serve area growers and packing houses. A favorite piece of local history tells of the town's first newborn in 1914, whose father received a twenty-dollar gold coin from neighbors simply for giving her the middle name Seville.

With a population of fewer than 500 people, Seville has a close-knit feel centered around its farming roots. Younger children attend the local Stone Corral Elementary School, while older students head into nearby Woodlake for middle and high school. Since Seville itself is purely rural, residents make the short drive to neighboring communities like Cutler, Orosi, and Visalia for shopping, dining, and everyday errands. It remains a tranquil, unassuming pocket of the valley for anyone who appreciates open skies and country living.