At Santa Claus Lane in Carpinteria you no longer can find Santa sitting atop a chimney of a shop, as we recently pointed out. Santa was evicted and relocated to Oxnard nearby. But the signs of Santa Claus and Christmas can be found in more than 25 California cities where it’s Christmas all the time. The most fun among them is South Lake Tahoe where an entire portion of town has roads and streets named for the special holiday. Here’s how you find the Christmas neighborhood: Take Christmas Valley Road (Highway 89) to Santa Claus Drive, where it meets up with Reindeer Way. From there you can weave around on streets Elf, Blitzen, St. Nick Drive, Sleighbell Way and Snowflake Way.

Here are some Christmas-themed streets and the cities in California where you’ll find them:

Here comes Santa Claus:

• Santa Claus Lane – Carpinteria
• Santa Claus Drive – South Lake Tahoe
• St. Nick Drive – South Lake Tahoe

Christmas:

• Christmas Tree Lane: Altadena, Perris, Bakersfield and Running Springs, Laguna Beach
• Christmas Circle – Borrego Spring
• Christmas Drive – Huntington Beach
• Christmas Valley Road – South Lake Tahoe
• Christmas Cove (Beach) – Laguna Beach

Santa’s Reindeer Signs:

• Reindeer Drive – Lakeland Village
• Reindeer Road – Tehachapi, Lakeland, Georgetown
• Reindeer Street – Moreno Valley
• Reindeer Way – South Lake Tahoe
• Blitzen – South Lake Tahoe

Mistletoe Signs:

• Mistletoe Lane – Redding, Lower Lake, Squaw Valley, Quincy,
• Mistletoe Street – Rancho Santa Margarita, Los Gatos,
• Mistletoe Court – August, Angels Camp
• Mistletoe Avenue – El Dorado
• Mistletoe Drive – Hayward, Running Springs, Corona

Holiday Signs:

• Holiday Street – Hayward
• Holiday Court – Concord, Martinez, Morgan Hill, Pacifica, Pinole
• Holiday Drive – Alamo, Saratoga, San Jose, Stockton, Watsonville
• Holiday Avenue – Tehachapi