Yes. Very quiet. I live on a half acre in a semi-rural burb of a medium sized city. I have amenities nearby (several grocery stores, discount stores, hardware, a SuperWalMart, urgent care, vets, you name it), a small park 3 miles down the street for walking the dog. Dead end street. 20 - 30 minutes to the various areas of the mid-sized city, for theater, mall, Sam's Club, Home Depot & Lowe's, etc.
When I walk outside at night, I hear frogs, crickets, dogs barking in the distance. I see a possum, neighborhood cats. There's a hawk in the area that hunts at night.
It's very quiet. Occasionally the kids across the street play ball in their driveway. Neighbors all use riding mowers to mow their lawns. The neighbor's cars occasionally coming & going. The neighbor behind me has an occasional pool party, but not loud (older couple).
For me, it's too quiet. I prefer more activity. Consider: I didn't put Christmas decorations up because there's no one to see them, really. My dog looks out the window for a minute then walks away....there's nothing to see except an occasional neighbor taking a walk. Ho hum. If I sit out back...it's too hot and humid, and too boring.
I suppose I should be glad I don't live near party people. But I lived in a nice neighborhood before, with people all around. No wild parties or too much noise. Cars passing by on my through-street...plenty of people to see our Christmas decorations. Lots of people walking or jogging the neighborhood. Walking their dogs. Stopping to chat occasionally. Very nice. I hope to return to that kind of neighborhood.
I moved here for my retirement. It wasn't what I'd planned (boring story). I am hoping to move again, for the last time. It's physically and financially demanding to sell and move.
If you really want quiet, a semi-rural area outside of a mid-sized city, with a largish yard, might do it. I wouldn't advise it, though, if you are a city dweller. The people who live in semi-rural areas are not city folk. I've had a couple of people already comment on how "smart" I am. I'm not particularly smart, but here in Petticoat Junction, the women folk don't usually know what their walls are made of or the brand of their a/c. Their husbands take care of that complicated stuff.