Pet-Friendly Cabin in the Pines

BEAUTIFUL WOOD STYLE CABIN! Cozy cabin to enjoy after a day of activities! Walking distance to Sugarloaf Park, dog park, hiking trails, local markets, and restaurants like Kallan's Bar and Grill. Minutes to the Village, slopes, and lake. This classic cabin is perfect for small families and friends looking to enjoy life in Big Bear!



LIVING SPACE - Spacious 1600+ sq ft home with living room, dining table, a beautiful wood burning fireplace, and plenty of comfortable living room seating.



ROOMS & BEDS - 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Master bedroom has a king bed, smart TV, balcony, and private bath. Downstairs second bedroom has a king bed and fireplace. Upstairs third bedroom has 2 queen beds, smart TV, and fireplace. Extra blankets and pillows are available.



KITCHEN - Stove with oven, refrigerator, microwave, Instapot, Crockpot, toaster, coffee maker, dishes, pots/pans, spices, and more.



AMENITIES - This home offers TVs with streaming apps along with fast WiFi. Large variety of board games and card games. Enjoy the convenience of an onsite washer/dryer. Govee smart space heaters provided to supplement the gas wall heater.



OUTDOORS - Back patio with outdoor sectional, fire pit, and gas barbecue, under a pergola.



PARKING - 3 car driveway, no street parking



OCCUPANCY - 8 max



ACCESS - When reserved, the entire home will be dedicated to you and your guests. A code for the keyless entry will be provided upon signature of house rules. I try to answer messages as fast as possible. If you need any assistance during your stay, we have maintenance and housekeeping teams on call every day (including holidays) 24/7. Please contact us anytime if you need anything.



GETTING THERE - While Hwy 330 / Hwy 18 is typically seen as the shortest and quickest way for visitors coming from Los Angeles, Orange County, and other points west to get to Big Bear, the cabin is located near Hwy 38. Though the drive on the Hwy 38 route may take a bit longer, it is typically less congested than Hwy 330 / Hwy 18 and will save time driving through town. Hwy 18 is the quickest way to/from Barstow, Las Vegas, and other high desert locations. This route has the least amount of mountain driving.



ACTIVITIES -

Hiking - <1 mile

Park & dog park - <1 mile

Lake - 5.1 miles

Snow Summit - 6.1 miles

Bear Mountain - 6.6 miles

Village - 7.1 miles



GETTING AROUND - Big Bear Cab Company, Lyft/Uber, rent a car from Enterprise or Hertz. Mountain Transit provides Dial-a-Ride and Fixed Route service throughout the rural San Bernardino Mountain communities of the Big Bear Valley, Crestline, Lake Arrowhead, and Running Springs. Mountain Transit also provides Off-the-Mountain commuter service between these communities and the city of San Bernardino, making connections with Omnitrans, Metrolink, Greyhound, and other stops. Trolley service providing transportation between local restaurants, hotels, ski resorts, and shopping venues throughout the City of Big Bear Lake.



DRIVING MOUNTAIN ROADS - During winter months (Nov 1- Apr 1), California law states all vehicles must carry chains. On the mountain we have unpredictable weather and freezing temperatures where chains could be needed at any time. Make sure to check with Cal-Trans or CA Highway Patrol for current road conditions.



QUIET HOURS - Our cabin is located in a neighborhood setting. Quiet hours are strictly enforced from 10pm to 7am. We care about respecting the local rules and being outstanding members of the community, this is why we have a noise detector located in the living room. This measures decibels only and detects higher than normal levels of noise so you can avoid any disagreement with neighbors.



CHILD PROOFING: The only childproofing measure available in the cabin is a baby gate for the stairs. No other childproofing measures are available. This means no provisions to childproof or impede child access to things present in the cabin, like cleaning supplies and houseplants. Nor has effort been made to impede child access to things outside of the Rental Property that could be dangerous, such as outdoor plants or access to the street.



USE OF SECURITY CAMERAS: The cabin is protected with outside security cameras. These cameras are used to protect the rental property from potential break-ins, theft, excessive guests and to verify complaints from neighbors. The cameras are located in each of the doorbells overlooking the yard, overlooking the driveway and overlooking the kayaks and storage shed in the backyard. There are NO cameras inside the rental property.