Lockwood Valley is an unincorporated community located in an eponymous valley in northeastern Ventura County, southern California,[1] and part of the Mountain Communities of the Tejon Pass.

Later twenty-mule teams hauled borax to a processing facility in Lancaster.

[2] The valley is located within the San Emigdio Mountains at an elevation of 4,839 feet (1475m).

Frazier Park in Kern County is the nearest town and is used by the Postal Service for addressing purposes for the remote area.

[2] The County of Ventura has a fenced complex that includes a seasonal Ventura County Fire Department station and the Lockwood Valley Sheriff station.