Be sure to ask us about our special discounts for Active Military, Law Enforcement and Firefighters! Big Bear Lake is an extraordinary four season resort community located in Southern California, nestled in the San Bernardino National Forest. It is a popular destination for people who are looking for a romantic getaway, an outdoor adventure away from the city, and for anyone looking for peace and serenity in a beautiful mountain setting.
Big Bear has a beautiful 7 mile long freshwater lake where you can boat, fish, canoe, kayak, tour, paddleboard, waterski, wakeboard, swim and play! The two ski resorts, Snow Summit and Bear Mountain, are located only 1-2 miles away from our cabins and have runs for all abilities and ages. Big Bear offers snowboarding, skiing, snowshoeing, fun events, great restaurants, a central village and miles of hiking & biking trails.
Big Bear has a beautiful 7 mile long freshwater lake where you can boat, fish, canoe, kayak, tour, paddleboard, waterski, wakeboard, swim and play! The two ski resorts, Snow Summit and Bear Mountain, are located only 1-2 miles away from our cabins and have runs for all abilities and ages. Big Bear offers snowboarding, skiing, snowshoeing, fun events, great restaurants, a central village and miles of hiking & biking trails.
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We love Big Bear Lake and we strive to make your stay the best ever. All our places have been completely renovated and beautifully remodeled and have all the amenities one could ask for. We have stayed at many wonderful homes through the years and we have worked hard to make our homes someplace we would want to stay at and return to.
There will be a $100.00 cleaning fee if the spa has to be drained. No beverages except water in or near the hot tub. If you spill beer, soda, etc. in the hot tub, it requires draining and cleaning the hot tub and *will* result in a $100.00 cleaning fee. FIREPLACE SCREENS: Fireplace screens and doors should be closed at all times to prevent embers from coming out.
2. What is the weather like? WINTER weather in the Southern California Mountains can be extreme. The snowfall can be breathtaking and a source of great fun but snowstorms and icy roads can lead to challenging driving conditions. SUMMER weather is normally beautiful. The average high is 82 and the low is 50 degrees.
There are three routes to choose from when traveling to the Big Bear area. We recommend that you select your route in advance and check the current road and weather conditions. Remember to always carry chains in your vehicle when traveling in the mountains during the winter. It's the law. Hwy 18 through Lucerne Valley gets less snowfall during storms and has the least amount of mountain driving and is also typically less congested.
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Diana Ramirez Banuelos
Dec 24, 2015
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