A census-designated place (CDP) called Lakeview is located in Riverside County, California, in the United States. The CDP is entirely landlocked and has a total area of 3.3 square miles, according to the United States Census Bureau.

The climate in Lakeview, California is characterized by lengthy, chilly winters and hot, arid summers. The usual temperature range for the entire year is 41°F to 94°F, with extremely rare extremes of 33°F or 102°F. The colder season lasts for 3.9 months, with December being the coldest month with an average low of 42°F. The warmest season lasts for 3.1 months, culminating in August with an average high of 94°F.

Lakeview has a comparatively low cost of living for a single adult of $37,753 per year. Despite being higher than the national average, housing prices are supported by a median household income of $47,188, a median home value of $305,600, and an average monthly rent of $1,080. The majority of commuters drive to work, and the trip takes an average of 39.9 minutes. This results in somewhat high transportation costs. The cost of health care is less than the national average ($3,194 per year), while the average cost of child care for two children is $12,952 per year, which is less than California's average. The average annual cost of food for a single adult is $3,185. With an annual payment of $6,175 compared to the statewide average, taxes are likewise reasonably modest.

In Lakeview, California, there were 2,104 people living there as of the 2010 Census, making up 645.4 people per square mile. 53.1% of the population identified as White, 0.7% as African American, 2.3% as Native American, and 64.2% as Hispanic or Latino. According to the census, 99.3% of people lived in homes, with an average household size of 3.88 people. The median age in the region was 30.9 years, and 83.6% of households were family units. With low vacancy rates, only 27.5% of the dwelling units were rented, and 72.5% of them were owned by their tenants.