Pet-Friendly Cabin with Barbecue and Deck with Magnificent Views in Big Bear Lake, California

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Please take the time to carefully review our listing. A booking request constitutes your complete acknowledgment of the listing description, amenities, check-in/out processes, and acceptance of the rules.

PETS: The cabin is pet friendly. There is a one-time $75.00 non-refundable fee per pet and a maximum of two (2) pets per stay.

GENERAL RULES: - No parties, events, or occupancy over 6 people and 2 cars max allowed.

You must be 21 and over to book this property. Your reservation can be canceled if you are under the age of 21 and/or have negative reviews from other hosts.

Treat our home as you would your own. Furniture should not be moved around. There will be an additional cleaning fee for any stains on linens or sofas. Please address any spills quickly to avoid extra fees. A fee of $100 will be applied for a late checkout if you do not check out at the time listed.

NOISE: Please do not disturb neighbors after 10 pm with a loud noise. San Bernardino County has a strict noise ordinance. Renters found to violate this ordinance will be subject to immediate eviction and forfeiture of all rental fees.

PARKING: Only park in our designated parking spots.

CHILD SAFETY: Please note that while our home is family-friendly, the outdoor area is not childproof.

NO SMOKING/VAPING/DRUGS/: Our home is non-smoking, non-vaping, and no drugs $500 for smoking inside). Please do not use our backyard as a restroom as it will be subject to a $150 cleaning fee. Please for safety reasons do not burn candles in our cabin.

GRILLT: Propane for outdoor grill is on an honor system No outdoor wood-burning fires are allowed due to trees/fire safety. Please return the covers to the grill once (cold and cleaned after) to prevent sun damage.

FIREPLACE: Wood is not provided but can be purchased at stores around town. Do not use wet wood as it will fill the house with smoke and set off fire alarms.

Animals such as ants, mice, spiders, moths, flies, chipmunks, birds, and rabbits (along with bears, coyotes, mountain lions, wild donkeys, etc.) are native to Big Bear and it is typical in the mountains to have an occasional sighting of any of these creatures, especially during particularly dry/hot seasons when they are searching for water or cold seasons if they are searching for food. Please keep in mind you are booking a trip in the wilderness - we are in a mountain town & are located in their territory. We prepare for such sightings with traps, spray, routine cleaning, and maintenance, etc., but we give no refunds for seeing any of these creatures & want to prepare our guests for what to expect. Please do not leave any food out and be sure to use containers or zip-lock bags - unfortunately, we do not provide those items but they may be purchased at many of our local convenience and grocery stores.