Greenville, CA
The largest community in Indian Valley traces its history back for more than a century. Once a gold rush, mining and logging town and the commercial center for the entire valley, the town of Greenville burned in the Dixie Fire in 2021 but is well on its way to building back!
The community continues to have medical clinics, doctors, dentist, post office, IGA grocery store, gas stations, elementary, middle and high schools, sheriff’s substation, volunteer fire department, and numerous clubs and organizations.
Canyon Dam, CA
Canyon Dam is the most westerly town of Indian Valley and serves as the Gateway to scenic Lake Almanor. Like Greenville, the town burned in the Dixie Fire in 2021 but is well on its way to rebuilding! Canyon Damn has a post office and trailer and RV parks to meet the needs of residents and visitors.
Taylorsville, CA
Located on the far side of Indian Valley, Taylorsville traces its heritage to Job T. Taylor, who settled here in 1852. A picturesque settlement that has changed little over the years, it possesses a charm that many find irresistible. This picturesque town includes a museum, a volunteer fire department, elementary school, church, several business establishments including a general store, a gift store, a campground, and a post office which serve the needs of residents and visitors.
Crescent Mills, CA
Crescent Mills is the first community the motorist encounters when approaching Indian Valley from the Feather River Canyon. Named for the sickle-shaped flat upon which the town is located, Crescent Mills grew around a 30-stamp crushing mill which started operation here during the early 1860s. Business establishments serving the community include a post office, gift shop, auto repair, and a tow service. There is a 9-hole golf course and driving range south of Crescent Mills at the junction of Highway 89 and the county road to Taylorsville.
Geneseee, CA
Located on the edge of Indian Valley, the tiny town of Genesee is just gorgeous. The town is also a gateway to Antelope Lake and other areas of the Plumas National Forest.
The Genesee Store is open on weekends throughout the summer and early fall season. It features groceries, a deli, gifts and much more.
Indian Falls, CA
Located just north of the Junction of Highway 70 and Highway 89, Indian Falls is the first of the small towns you will see when entering Indian Valley from this direction. The town features a favorite swimming spot of the local residents. Indian Falls is also home to the Dawn Institute, a nonprofit organization that promotes organic gardening, education and more. The institute features a community center, which sits above the apple orchard visible from the highway, and a horticultural center on Indian Falls Road. During the harvest season, the center features organic produce sales each Saturday morning.
