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    Carol Morrison Public Launch

    3.8 (12 reviews)

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    Beautiful nature!
    Brigette R.

    This location is definitely not for swimming as listed on the Big Bear Lake. The lake in general is full of algae and apparent in this location. The pros about this location is that there are clean restrooms, access to quick parking and nice picnic tables. This site is more for an all day picnic gathering, because of the scenic background. For those traveling from the surrounding counties, be prepared for a 1-hour bumper-to-bumper travel almost half-way down the mountain. Towards the end of the mountain passage, there is currently one lane being used for both directions. I am not sure if this is a temporary situation, but I will consider this for the next time I travel to Big Bear.

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    Leslie G.

    The place is perfect small beach for little children. There is picnic tables and ample parking. The water quality is a little questionable though. I wish there was shower stations to wash off after swimming.

    Cindy M.

    Easy access, friendly, helpful staff. Would be cool if they had obvious kayak access other than boat ramp. I went up the deep and steep sandy beach with kayak, which was a solid cardio workout. Nice little beach/picnic area. Pretty area to kayak.

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    Great place!Fun and relaxing especially with kids . We love swimming in it or going for a walk .

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    Arrowhead Queen Tour Boat - View while in the boat

    Arrowhead Queen Tour Boat

    4.4(158 reviews)
    17.2 mi

    The boat was extremely overcrowded, with around 200 people, and the captain talked loudly and…read moreNONSTOP over the speaker. We literally left with headaches and couldn't enjoy the nature or have a peaceful moment. It felt stressful, crowded, and exhausting instead of relaxing. A complete waste of time and money. I would NEVER recommend this boat tour to anyone.

    1/5 -- Not Relaxing at All…read more I came on the Arrowhead Queen expecting a peaceful, relaxing boat ride around beautiful Lake Arrowhead. Unfortunately, it was the complete opposite. From almost the second the tour started, the captain/tour guide started talking -- and basically NEVER STOPPED. House after house after house: who owns this house, who used to live there, how much this house is worth, celebrity houses, more houses... honestly, I did not come here for a real-estate or celebrity-home tour. The narration was also extremely loud and nonstop. There wasn't even a minute here and there to just enjoy the sound of the water, look at the mountains and lake, and relax. After listening to the loud continuous talking for almost the entire ride, I actually ended up with a headache. Apparently I'm not the only person who feels this way, because other reviews mention that too much of the tour focuses on houses of rich/famous people and that the narration can be fast and difficult to enjoy. The sad part is that Lake Arrowhead itself is gorgeous. This could have been such a peaceful experience if they simply gave passengers some quiet time between the commentary. Tell us some interesting history, point out a few important places, then PLEASE stop talking for a while and let people enjoy the lake. If you love nonstop narration and hearing about who owns every house around the lake, you might enjoy it. If you're looking for a peaceful scenic boat ride where you can relax and enjoy Lake Arrowhead, I absolutely would not recommend this tour.

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    Lake Arrowhead Yacht Club

    Lake Arrowhead Yacht Club

    4.6(5 reviews)
    17.3 mi

    I have been fortunate enough to have a very good pal who is a member of the Lake Arrowhead Yacht…read moreClub (LAYC), an exclusive private club at Lake Arrowhead. My good fortune has been that I have been his invited guest, too many times to count, over the past seventeen or eighteen years. The best part of this is that I've met and made the acquaintance of many of the members who have been absolutely as nice as can be and are gracious to a fault. The club membership, I am told, is for the sole purpose of one thing: the pursuit of furthering the hobby and past time of sailing and encouraging all of the family to participate, including the "little ones." I have also been told that those folks seeking new membership who do not sail ... are not invited to join. Sailing IS very important here. All events at the club are planned or in concert with different sailing events, races, regattas, meets and "Invitationals." The members of LAYC remind me of close knit relatives. Mingling with them at the club as a guest, I get the feeling that I'm at a family reunion; there's a lot of obvious kinsmanship, brotherly love and spirited discussions that you'd find at family events. The club's kitchen always has really good food. They serve sit-down dinners as well as buffet meals. During the racing season, there are dinner parties every Saturday night that are absolutely the bomb. Several evenings during the week, the kitchen is also open to members. The club also has a sporty, full bar with TV's to watch sporting events and, as you can expect, beer, wine and cocktails flow freely when the club is open. LAYC is open basically between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Having said that, the club has a modified opening in the beginning of Springtime and a scaled back version of the club is still open through the early fall. Come winter, however, the club closes down, completely. My pal is a past Commodore of the club and has been the chairman of the race committee for many years. Races at the club are on Saturdays and Sundays. There are approximately eight fleets (different style sail boats) that race. That means that, usually, the Race Committee [which uses a pontoon boat and sets up at different points in the lake to start and finish races], has to start and finish eight fleets of boats per race. On Saturdays, there are two races (one on Sunday). Over the years, I have helped the Race Committee, usually being a backup scorer or once in a while handling flags and/or marker and lap-count placards with the close supervision and direction from those on the committee. It is a LOT of fun. Anyone reading this that spends time at Lake Arrowhead and is into sail boats, you are NUTS if you do not join the LAYC!

    The best boating club in SoCal, period…read more Centered in the heard of the Lake Arrowhead Village, the Lake Arrowhead Yacht Club is as sophisticated as it is social. I remember spending many weekends here, learning all the different types of boats, learning how to tie knots, and also the theme parties I was too young to drink at. Some of my favorite parties were the ones with nautical toys and fishing nets all over the walls. I ALSO remember a group of "older kids" in their 20's (I was 8 at the time) who told me I needed to pull down all the streamers and crepe paper. My parents weren't too happy about that. The food was great here, and there are a lot of activities for kids while the parents enjoys adult time. Crafts, movies, and boat tours were commonly available. This is a private club, so make sure you contact a member if you know one, or one of the officers. Their website is layc.net.

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