Indian Valley is located in the North Marin County Supervisorial District adjacent to the City of Novato. It has remained a rural pasture and agricultural community for three generations. Indian Valley is comprised of the unincorporated portion of the Novato area of approximately 630 acres that lies south of Mill Road between Pacheco Avenue and Trumbull Avenue, and extends to the boundary of the agricultural and open space preserves to the south. It is not to be confused with the College of Marin Indian Valley Campus sharing its name. Indian Valley is located north of the college campus. The two are connected by a public fire road at the south end of Indian Valley Road, but are accessed by two different exits from U.S highway 101.
Indian Valley once consisted of flourishing orchards and chicken ranches. It now consists principally of single-family homes interspersed with equestrian structures, orchards, and livestock grazing pastures (cattle and sheep). The bulk of land ownership in Indian Valley is of parcel sizes ranging from one acre to nearly 45 acres.
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