California Dreaming: Lakeside Cabin Getaway in the Best Location

Additional info

You will first need to check-in at our office and show a copy of your ID which must match your reservation - our office is located at 508 Main St, Big Bear Lake, CA 92315 - please park in the parking lot and enter from the front of our building and bring your ID. Our office hours for check-ins are Monday through Thursday 1 pm-7 pm, Friday and Saturday 1 pm-9 pm, and Sunday 1 pm until 7 pm. Please let us know in advance if you will be checking in outside of those hours. Should you need to arrive outside of those hours we will need 24 hours' notice as these are our normal operating hours. Once you have read a copy of the cabin rules and regulations, we will then give you the access code to get into the property.

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

Spa usage is prohibited between the hours of 10 pm-8 am per our permit and City rules. There is a max of two spaces available for parking per our permit and occupancy is limited to 9 persons.

Any guests that exceed occupancy or pets that are brought without prior permission from the host will incur a $500 per person/pet per night fee. OWNERS HAVE A SEVERE ALLERGY TO PET DANDER

Please remove all shoes to keep the floors in top condition, thank you!

Please do not climb on the deck railing, nor the backyard fence. Please do not eat in the bedrooms or on any linens.

Fireplace in bedroom is decorative and non-functional as of 11/2023.


All dishes must be washed and put in the dishwasher before leaving or an extra charge will be incurred beginning at $25.00 and up depending on the amount of cleanup needed.

Any extra cleaning due to parties, smoking, vaping, or any damage from food or stains will be charged to the guest as the cost is passed on to me by my cleaning team.



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.