Big Bear Mountain Retreat

Summary:
WELCOME TO TWIN CUB CABIN! Named after our twin boys, we have fully renovated this 1960's cabin for everyone to enjoy year round :) THE DEETS:

Escape to the mountains and experience all the fun and relaxation Big Bear has to offer at this incredible cabin! Nestled amongst towering pines, this beautiful home boasts everything you need for an unforgettable getaway with family or friends.

The Space:
Big Bear Lake Escape: Stunning Cabin with Game Room, Hot Tub, Panoramic Deck & More!

✔Unwind in style:
Curl up by the gas fireplace and enjoy a movie night on the 65" Smart TV. Gather around the dining table for game nights or delicious meals.

✔Fully equipped kitchen:
Whip up gourmet meals or quick snacks in the fully equipped kitchen with retro fridge, all appliances, and a coffee bar with milk frother. We've got all the essential cookware and silverware you'll need.

✔Game room fun:
Challenge your friends to air hockey, Pac-Man, or NBA Jam. Unwind with an insane amount of board games for endless entertainment.

✔Outdoor oasis:
Soak under the stars in the 12-person spa, challenge your skills at cornhole, enjoy a picnic on the table, or take in the breathtaking panoramic views from the deck.

✔Rest and recharge:
Master bedroom: Retreat to the master bedroom with a California King bed and ensuite bathroom for ultimate relaxation.

-Upstairs bedrooms: Two additional bedrooms offer comfortable sleeping arrangements. One has a Queen bed and a reading chair, while the other has two Queen beds and a Nintendo 64 with Mario Kart and Super Smash Bros. ready for action!

-California is in a prime location for accessing a variety of exciting tourist attractions in the area. Here are some highlights, categorized by distance:

✔Big Bear Discovery Center: Located in Fawnskin, just a short walk away, this visitor center offers nature-based exhibitions, eco-tours, an amphitheater, and trail maps. It's a great place to learn about the local flora and fauna and plan your outdoor adventures.

-Big Bear Lake Village: The heart of Big Bear, offering charming shops, restaurants, cafes, and entertainment options. Take a scenic walk around the lake, rent paddleboards or kayaks, or enjoy a leisurely meal with stunning views.

-Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain: A thrilling downhill ride on a winding track, offering panoramic views of the valley. Perfect for families and adrenaline seekers.

-Big Bear Solar Observatory: Explore the wonders of the universe at this renowned observatory, offering public stargazing events and educational programs.

This cabin is the perfect place to create lasting memories with your loved ones. Book your stay today and start planning your Big Bear adventure!

Guest Access:
Guests will have full private access to the house. Guests will access the house using a secure pin code that will be sent prior to arrival that is unique to them and set for the duration of their stay.

The Neighborhood:
This neighborhood is quiet and a walk away from Bear Mountain Resort. In the winter - you are walking distance to some of the best sledding opportunities. The house is situated across from a small creek so there is a ton of privacy!

Here are some food and dining vicinities nearby:

The Village: The Village in Big Bear Lake is home to a variety of restaurants and cafes, ranging from casual to upscale. Here are a few options:
Peppercorn Grille: A popular steakhouse with an extensive wine list.
The Himalayan Restaurant: Serves traditional Nepalese and Indian cuisine.
Grizzly Manor Cafe: A classic diner known for their huge breakfasts.
Big Bear Lake Brewing Company: This local brewery and restaurant offers a variety of craft beers and pub fare, including burgers, sandwiches, and pizzas. It's located about 3 miles (about 10 minutes) from Sand Canyon Rd.

Saucy Mama's Pizzeria: This family-friendly pizzeria serves delicious pizza, salads, sandwiches, and pasta, and is located about 1 mile (about 5 minutes) from Sand Canyon Rd.

Teddy Bear Restaurant: This iconic diner serves classic American breakfast, lunch, and dinner fare, including pancakes, burgers, and milkshakes, and is located about 2.5 miles (about 8 minutes) from Sand Canyon Rd.

The Pines Lakefront: This restaurant offers a beautiful view of Big Bear Lake and serves American cuisine with a focus on seafood. It's located about 2.5 miles (about 8 minutes) from Sand Canyon Rd.

Here are some recommendations of things to do in and around Big Bear Lake:

Skiing and snowboarding: Big Bear Lake is a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts, with two ski resorts in the area - Bear Mountain and Snow Summit.

Hiking: There are many hiking trails in the Big Bear Lake area, ranging from easy strolls to more challenging hikes. Some popular trails include Castle Rock Trail, Pine Knot Trail, and Cougar Crest Trail.

Boating and fishing: Big Bear Lake is a great place to enjoy water activities such as boating, kayaking, and fishing. There are several marinas in the area where you can rent boats or book fishing charters.

Mountain biking: Big Bear Lake has a number of mountain biking trails that offer great views of the surrounding mountains and forests. Some popular trails include Skyline Trail, Pine Knot Trail, and the Santa Ana River Trail.

Alpine Slide: The Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain is a fun attraction that features two water slides and a year-round alpine slide.

Big Bear Village: The Big Bear Village area is a charming mountain town with a variety of shops, restaurants, and galleries. It's a great place to spend an afternoon or evening exploring.

Golfing: There are several golf courses in the area, including the Bear Mountain Golf Course and the Big Bear Mountain Golf Course, both of which offer beautiful mountain views.

Big Bear Discovery Center: The Big Bear Discovery Center is a great place to learn about the natural history and ecology of the area, with interactive exhibits and educational programs.

Getting Around:
"There are several modes of transportation available in the Big Bear Lake area:

Car: The most common mode of transportation in Big Bear Lake is by car. The area is easily accessible by road and there are many parking options available.

Shuttle: There are several shuttle services available in the area, which can be a convenient way to get around if you don't have a car or prefer not to drive. Some shuttle services operate on a fixed schedule, while others can be booked in advance.

Taxi: Taxis are available in the area, but they can be more expensive than other forms of transportation.

Bicycle: Biking is a popular way to get around in Big Bear Lake, especially during the summer months when the weather is mild. There are several bike rental shops in the area.

Walking: Many attractions in Big Bear Lake are within walking distance of each other, especially in the Big Bear Village area. Walking can be a great way to explore the area and enjoy the scenery.

Public transportation: There is a local bus service called Mountain Transit that provides service throughout the Big Bear Lake area. It operates on a fixed schedule and covers many popular attractions and destinations."

Other Things to Note:
Pets are welcome! We charge $35 per pet up to three pets. If you have more pets, please inquire for the cost. We can accommodate early check-ins and check-outs when available for $50/each (2 hours max for both). If you'd like to check in or check out more than 2 hours earlier or later, please inquire for the cost.

Interaction with Guests:
My wife and I have put our heart and soul into this cabin and want you to enjoy it to the fullest! That being said - we will be completely out of your hair but only a phone call away to address any of your needs. Enjoy!