I was very surprised how quiet this campground was. Also clean. Had the beautiful experience of…read moretwo coyotes strolling through our campsite, not scared or aggressive just peaceful. The issues I had were people tying things to the trees leaving huge grooves in the bark, wood gathering, and too many cars and people in campsites. We had a group of about twelve next to us they did have two sites but all stayed at one site with 6 vehicles. Also no campground etiquette... please don't journey through my site. Teach your kids better... I will return as I did like the campground!

PINEKNOT FAMILY CAMPGROUND @ BIG BEAR…read more NOTE: bring hand soap, dish soap, etc! There are bathrooms provided but no sanitizing! Parking is available for only two spots in each lot you end up purchasing, it was super easy to park, our lot was 46, so it was a bit of a drive. It was a very friendly area, there was a fire place, a table, and even a stoned cabinet (to store food, etc). The place itself is very close to all the popular lakes and spots. The only downside was that you might not get a lot of sleep, there are many kids there who were keeping people up even at 5am... maybe it's the family itself! But definitely be aware there might be noises and loudness since it's very family friendly! Overall, i'd definitely come back, it was about $120 for two nights!

Large site, beautiful surroundings. Only problem was that I couldn't get hot water in the shower!read more

This was our first time camping here after struggling to get a reservation after many years. We…read moredidn't have much of a choice for our campsite, but FWIW, the campsite was still pretty clutch. We were close to showers and bathrooms, and our neighbors on both sides were very polite and pretty quiet (or kept to themselves; not blasting music or being overly loud). We were close to the lake so we were able to walk and check it out. Camp hosts were around to keep the bathrooms clean and to be around for any questions. If you walk around, you might see a camp host selling firewood at their site, which was really helpful so you didn't have to drive all the way to the front to purchase more. Overall, loved our stay. I am not sure if we would camp here again, but still enjoyed our time here. Thank you!

We have attended Cedar Lake Camp for multiple Junior High summer camps. The lodging is clean and a…read moreroom of 8 has its own private bathroom. There is an additional bathroom in the hallway if needed. The kitchen and dining area is clean and I have never been fed so well with good food. We could have seconds if needed as they are generous. The staff are friendly and efficient. The facilities are expansive and the private lake is nice to swim or Kayak in. You can see glimpses of Big Bear lake below. This is a great place to stay for a camp.

I recently visited Cedar Lake Camp with 43 students on an ASB retreat. It was a very pleasant…read moreexperience. The cabins were clean and very comfortable. We all enjoyed the amenities and different activities available to us. My students loved the food that was cooked fresh daily, especially the desserts. All the staff members were very kind and overly accommodating. We will definitely be visiting again.

My church was just up there this weekend my church is Compass Bible Church and we had a great time…read morethere. The food was delicious and the cafeteria was very clean. The only complaint I have was the lighting it was hard to find our cabin's but other than that. We had a wonderful time.

Cozy lodges and a peaceful, serene location for a mountain getaway. The archery and BB gun…read moreactivities were my personal favorite but there is also a pool, pickle ball courts, ziplining, and several other activity choices available. My only complaint/warning is the bathrooms in the lodge we were in (Hope Lodge) were very very tiny. Barely anywhere to hang your towel and couldn't open the shower door at the same time as the door into the bathroom.. that's how small it was lol. Other than that, the facilities were overall really great for a church retreat

Brought our Scout Troop here for a camping weekend and couldn't have been more pleased. The place…read moreis clean and well kept, with plenty of trails and places to see near by. They also have many spots designated as "first come first serve" which is nice as that means you have a good chance of just showing up on the fly and getting a spot if needed. In all I was certainly pleased, and we will most certainly be returning. :)

Got a last minute cancellation for MDW on Thursday PM to go Friday and Saturday night!…read more Recreation.Gov is a super easy place to book. We only had option to have vault toilets so that wasn't my favorite but it's a nice remote campground away from the crowds but 10mins from town. There's some nice trails leading out to some burn scarred forest and campfires were allowed. If you're not a fan of parking lot campgrounds and don't mind non-flushing toilets, this could be a good fit. If you want to be close to the lake for fishing, swimming, etc. and not have to get in the car to enjoy, this isn't the campground for you.

Arrived and had a warm welcome. Escorted to our site…read more Beautiful resort, well maintained, clean and safe. Very relaxing weekend getaway.

This place is beautiful and immaculate. Many sites are owned, all the owners we came across were…read morevery friendly, pride of ownership. Ellie checked us in, very helpful and friendly. Close to shopping, trails, and the lake. However they do have lots of rules so if you can't follow them don't consider staying here. They are family friendly but again follow the rules. This place is probably more for a relaxing get away. Definitely not for party people or roudy kids. We enjoyed our stay and will be back. My only complaint is you pay for a spot and not allowed to use the grills.

I will definitely return to this beautiful, safe, clean, quiet RV resort surrounded by pines. 5…read moreminute walk to Big Bear Lake and bike/walking path. The owner and on-site manager are friendly and genuinely care about their guests. They made me feel like family. Reserved one month and stayed two. Thanks for the wonderful stay.

Small rv Park, most are residents, super quiet, large spots, super clean bathrooms, fire pits and…read morepicnic tables in each spot, lots of shade, manager very friendly and helpful, short walk to the lake

The campground is clean and beautiful. It does have water available but the spigot close to us was…read morebroken. But there were 2 close by. The hosts came by both nights with wood. Great service! We would come back again!

I love camping here. The restrooms were clean, hot showers. Clean campground. Great Hosts, they…read morelove what they do, they are very helpful when it comes to things to do in the local area. The campground was quiet. This was my third time here, and will be back again to celebrate my Birthday next year again.

Boulder Bay Park is one of Big Bear Lake's most picturesque (and busy) spots, offering stunning…read moreviews of the lake, towering boulders, and plenty of open space for you and your dog to enjoy. Located on the western side of Big Bear Lake, this park is a popular destination for both locals and visitors, particularly those looking to enjoy a peaceful and leisurely walk with their pets, a picnic, or just some quiet time by the water. There is a free parking lot adjacent to the park, but it can fill up quickly, especially on weekends and holidays. If the lot is full, there is additional street parking available nearby. The park is open year-round, but the best times to visit are during the spring, summer, and fall when the weather is mild, and the lake is at its most beautiful.

Cool little spot nestled along the southwest shore of Big Bear Lake. The scenery is stunning --…read moremassive boulders are scattered along the shoreline, creating the perfect backdrop for photos, picnics, or just soaking in nature. A circular walking path encompasses the park, perfect for getting your steps in. What drew me in to this area was the rocky island that sits out in the lake and a publicly accessible floating dock where I saw a few people fishing. Note, walking onto the floating dock is slightly shaky, so hang onto your phones and other valuables tightly! THE PARKING. There's a parking lot next to the park. Parking seemed to have a steady turnover, with cars coming and going often, so open spots tend to appear regularly. Parking is free. THE VERDICT. Whether you're looking for a scenic lake stroll, some outdoor adventure, or just a spot to unwind, Boulder Bay Park is worth a visit.