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Kings Beach, California in Placer County
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Kings Beach.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Placer county include:

Alta,   Andover,   Applegate,   Auburn,   Baxter,   Blue Canyon,   Bowman,   Brockway,   Cape Horn,   Carnelian Bay,   Casa Loma,   Chambers Lodge,   Cisco,   Clipper Gap,   Colfax,   Dollar Point,   Dutch Flat,   Eder,   Emigrant Gap,   Ewing,   Forebay,   Foresthill,   Gold Run,   Granite Bay,   Heather Glen,   Hidden Valley,   Homewood,   Hughes Mill,   Iowa Hill,   Kilaga Springs,   Last Chance,   Lincoln,   Loomis,   Magra,   McCulloh,   Meadow Vista,   Michigan Bluff,   Midas,   Monte Vista,   Newcastle,   Nielsburg,   North Auburn,   Ophir,   Penryn,   Pinecroft,   Rampart,   Riego,   Rocklin,   Roseville,   Secret Town,   Shady Glen,   Sheridan,   SunnysideTahoe City,   Tahoe City,   Tahoe Pines,   Tahoe Vista,   Tahoma,   The Cedars,   Todd Valley,   Towle,   Troy,   Twin Pines,   Virginiatown,   Weimar,   Westville,   Whitney,   Yankee Jims,   Zuver,  

 

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Interested in fun facts and the history of Kings Beach, CA?
Then read on!

Here are a couple of true facts about Kings Beach, California:

1. Kings Beach is located on the north shore of Lake Tahoe, which is the largest alpine lake in North America.
2. The village of Kings Beach was named after Joe King, who leased the land and built a pier in 1925 for his water delivery business.
3. Kings Beach is home to the Kings Beach State Recreation Area, which is one of the largest public beaches on Lake Tahoe and features a playground, barbecue areas, and a boat ramp.
4. The village of Kings Beach has a strong Latino influence, with many businesses and restaurants serving traditional Mexican and Latin American cuisine.
5. Kings Beach is also known for its outdoor recreational activities, such as hiking, mountain biking, skiing, and snowboarding, with easy access to nearby mountain resorts.