Newhall is located less than thirty miles north of Los Angeles. Santa Clarita is about three miles south, and Val Verde is less than ten miles to the west of Newhall. Santa Clarita calls Newhall its southernmost and oldest district.


While some people may see Newhall as rural, it is quite accessible to many forms of transportation. This makes it easy to move about within, as well as get to and from Newhall. In fact, Newhall moving companies are always happy to provide office moving information to help estimate relocation costs. There are three Amtrak train stations within twenty miles, with the closest stop just six miles away in Santa Clarita.

Families are attracted by the rural atmosphere. There are nine parks in Newhall where children and pets can run about and get exercise. Visitors and residents will enjoy the handful of campgrounds in and around Newhall. The city is named after Henry Newhall, a businessman who initially invested in railroads and then into real estate. He invested in rail companies that would connect San Francisco with other cities. He and his partners sold their company to the Southern Pacific Railroad.

A number of movies were made at or near Newhall. One of the county’s parks houses the mansion of silent mover maker William S. Hart. The 1954 movie “Suddenly” was made in Newhall and featured: • Frank Sinatra, • Nancy Gates, • James Gleason, and • Sterling Hayden.

With such a scenic setting, families enjoy being away from the hustle and bustle of big city life. Yet Los Angeles is nearby for site seeing, access to the airport, and other attractions. Moving quotes can be obtained by Newhall movers. There are also seven colleges and universities within 30 miles of Newhall. Newhall has quaint settings, good weather and is near a big city.