Our town is a desert town, filled with sunny days, sand and wind, and desert rats, as a lot of our community "characters" call themselves! Lucerne Valley California is at the crossroads of the High Desert and is located East of Apple Valley , North of Big Bear, West of Johnson Valley, and South of Barstow.
Lucerne Valley has approximately 8,000 people, an elementary, middle and high school. A general market, video store, a couple of gas stations, and a few small restaurants.
What more do you need?
The County Service Area 29 of San Bernardino County maintains two parks, Pioneer Park,a grass filled, shady park with barbecue grills, a Little League field, and the Lucerne Valley Skateboard Park, tennis courts and a basketball court.
Midway Park is an equestrian facility with an arena and a barn along with one of the oldest buildings in Lucerne Valley. Originally the building was the first school house and then post office to serve the town.
The Lucerne Valley Community Center is located at 33187 Old Woman Springs Road, where events, classes and meetings are held.
The Lucerne Valley Municipal Advisory Council holds their monthly meetings there on the fourth Tuesday of every month at 6:00 p.m. The council is appointed for a four year term by First District Supervisor Brad Mitzelfelt. They are the eyes, ears and voice of the community.
The County Of San Bernardino also has the Janice Horst Library and the Senior Center located near the Community Center. The BMX facility is also adjacent to the Community Center and access is through the library parking lot.
Lucerne Valley has many off road riders passing through our town boosting our economy. Many off road events are held here each year like the King of the Hammers. Rock climbing events are an annual pastime too! Rocket lovers come out every weekend on the Dry Lakes and shoot off their rockets and have a great time as well.
Come out and visit us, we'd love you see what we have to offer!
Jeanmarie Taylor
Lucerne Valley, California
