Located in California's Central Coast region, 130 miles south of San Francisco, San Benito County is home to over 66,000 residents. It maintains a rural feel while offering a strong sense of community and historic charm in the County's two incorporated cities and three unincorporated towns. Our county covers almost 1,400 square miles and was formed from parts of Monterey County in 1874. The County was first recognized on February 12, 1874. Below are more quick facts about San Benito County. 

• Agriculture, by acreage, is San Benito County's most prominent industry, with fertile valley soil supporting some of the most productive farmland in the state.

• Home of the majestic mountains of Pinnacles National Park, formerly known as a Monument, before being officially designated the 59th national park in the U.S. in February 2013.
• Home to the Old Mission of San Juan Bautista, take a peek at California's Mission Trial Auto Tour. 

The County also offers the enjoyment of an array of outdoor recreational activities, Agri-tourism, a public library, museums, art festivals, and galleries. The ideal proximity between Silicon Valley and Monterey Bay provides easy access to the numerous amenities of the big city. Still, please feel free to visit savorsanbenito.com to learn a little more about what our County offers.