Lake Los Angeles

"The Community Under the Stars. Nestled among the scenic buttes a few miles east of Palmdale, California you will find Lake Los Angeles."
Lake Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce

Introduction to Lake Los Angeles and Surrounding Areas

Lake Los Angeles, nestled in the Antelope Valley of the Mojave Desert, offers a unique blend of suburban tranquility, cinematic history, and natural beauty. This quiet community is known for its notable film locations such as Four Aces and Club Ed, as well as nearby natural attractions like Saddleback Butte State Park and the culturally rich Antelope Valley Indian Museum. Whether exploring film sets or hiking scenic trails, visitors will find a diverse and enriching experience in this captivating region.

Lovejoy Buttes

Lovejoy Springs is in the western Antelope Valley east of the cities of Palmdale and Lancaster. Most of the land in this portion of the valley and along Little Rock and Big Rock creeks is undeveloped, and reflects the typical terrestrial habitats and plant and animal communities of the valley.

Lovejoy Springs is a natural spring complex that ceased flowing in 1952 following the Tehachapi earthquake.

Source: THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF CA-LAN-192 History: