97% (222) • 24 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Big Bear Lake
Boulder Gardens Sanctuary
1. Boulder Gardens Sanctuary
98%
(122)
20mi from Big Bear Lake · 12 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to our gorgeous natural desert landscape with a quiet atmosphere and vast views. Guests are welcome to hike and explore our extensive land, which includes over 500 acres of primitive hiking trails, meditation gardens, and secret caves. This is an incredible place for stargazing and views of the milky way. The landscape is similar to the national park, though guests at Boulder Gardens will have a secluded place to set up camp, away from the crowds. Pioneertown, home to the famous venue Pappy and Harriets, as well as Red Dog Saloon is within a short drive.
Toilets
Potable water
Picnic table
from
$29
/ night
Tipi Canyon, Joshua Tree Nat’l Park
2. Tipi Canyon, Joshua Tree Nat’l Park
99%
(41)
32mi from Big Bear Lake · 2 sites · RVs
{Pack in/ pack out} Your own peaceful, tucked away desert! Enjoy the back country of Joshua Tree National Park at this private property that’s within the edge of the park boundary and overlooks it from several ridges. Surrounded by thousands of acres of park, conservation and private land while only a 10-15 minute drive to the National Park main entrance. Complete privacy nearly 2 miles in from a gated entrance at the base of a small canyon. Walk up to the ridge for panoramic views of JT National Park, Joshua Trees, mountains and valleys highlighted with brilliant greens, yellows and other blooms and a winding graded dirt road up to your exclusive camp site. Town is just a 5 minute drive away, complete with trendy shops, cafes, music venues, sightseeing and more. Note: please be aware there is some several years old fire damage at the site and nearby areas but the lush drive in and long range views remain. 😍
Pets
from
$35
/ night
Villa Macala
3. Villa Macala
100%
(371)
41mi from Big Bear Lake · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Villa Macala is a 20-acre oasis of detailed landscape, orchards and Southern CA native planting while complimenting the natural rocks and gorgeous views. Enjoy the many hiking trails and rest in the peace, quiet and beauty.
Overlooking the Hemet Valley with gorgeous panoramic views of the San Jacinto Mountains, Villa Macala is reminiscent of an Italian Villa. The property landscape includes Olive Orchards throughout, a growing vineyard, fig trees, pomegranate trees.
Villa Macala is 15 minutes from Diamond Valley Lake where you can enjoy a wildflower trail, fishing or mountain bike trails, museum and water park. It is 20-30 minutes to Pachea Trail and Simpson Park where you can enjoy more great hiking and mountain bike trails. It is also a 30-minute drive to Temecula Wine Country.
We have 2 full outdoor bathrooms, one was most recently added at our Elderberry Camp Site (site 1), and is also close to site 4 our Oaks Campsite as well. (Please note our 2nd bathroom is a good walk uphill from the campsites). Our larger bathroom campers can use with a shower and small fridge to store your food.
We also have a playground with swing set for kids to enjoy.
PLEASE NOTE: Bookings must be made at least 48 hours in advance.
FIRES: No fires are to be lit by the campers without verbal consent from property owner and instruction. SEE property owner/camp host upon arrival about what you may use on the property. He will provide instructions.
TASTINGS: Macala Orchards Olive Oil, Various Jellies and Jams Pomegranate Juice all made from what we grow are available for tasting upon request. Please let us know prior to arrival if you are interested in a scheduled tasting during your stay! We can provide a tasting if we have the proper staff during your visit. Our products are available for purchase, with or without a tasting. We recommend you bring cash if you are interested. We also take Venmo!
GETTING TO VILLA MACALA: The road up to Villa Macala is a dirt road uphill, all vehicles fair well, we attempt to keep the road maintained as well as possible, after heavy rains it is a bit more bumpy but safe. Drive slow!
Toilets
Campfires
Full hookups
from
$32
/ night
Mojave Moonlight Camping
4. Mojave Moonlight Camping
98%
(276)
25mi from Big Bear Lake · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Located in the outskirts of Lucene ValleyLearn more about this land: Experience a blanket of stars at night, beautiful sunrise and sunsets. We have limited it to only 4 campsites so there is plenty of space and privacy on this 20 acre campsite.Hike the mountain, experience nature and solitude and be just 10 minutes from a town where a supermarket, hardware store, service station, post office, sheriff's station and a variety of restaurants are available.This is big sky and wide open California Desert. Remote enough to be away from crowds but close enough for all the essentials.Life is short ... Get outside.
Pets
Campfires
Picnic table
from
$25
/ night
The Desert Ambassador Camp
5. The Desert Ambassador Camp
100%
(32)
31mi from Big Bear Lake · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Experience peaceful desert camping with wide-open views, stunning sunrises and sunsets, and incredible star-filled skies in the Southern California high desert.
The Desert Ambassador Camp is located just minutes from the West Entrance of Joshua Tree National Park on 2.5 acres of natural, undeveloped land. We fell in love with this area for its quiet beauty, open space, and easy access to the park, and created a simple, off-grid retreat that allows guests to fully experience the desert.
We offer two campsites, Upper and Lower, situated on opposite sides of the property for added privacy. Each site provides its own space to relax, unwind, and enjoy the surrounding landscape.
Spend your days resting beneath Joshua trees, hiking nearby trails, or exploring the gently rolling desert terrain. In the evenings, gather around the fire pit and enjoy clear skies filled with stars.
The camp is less than two hours from Los Angeles and Orange County and only 2.5 miles from the West Entrance of Joshua Tree National Park, as well as Covington Flats and Black Rock hiking and day-use areas. It is also conveniently located between the towns of Joshua Tree and Yucca Valley, with access to off-road recreation areas such as Johnson Valley OHV.
The land is home to native Joshua trees, cactus, and seasonal wildflowers, with views of rocky foothills to the south and open desert valleys to the north and east. Wildlife sightings may include jackrabbits, quail, hawks, kangaroo rats, snakes, and coyotes.
This is primitive, dry camping with no water, power, or hookups. Guests should bring their own tent and or RV, camping supplies, plenty of water, and a sense of adventure.
Pets
Campfires
Picnic table
from
$36
/ night
Serene forest privacy for 4WD
6. Serene forest privacy for 4WD
99%
(58)
37mi from Big Bear Lake · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Learn more about this land:
Beautiful private land. Mostly undeveloped, rugged, forest. 4WD accessible cleared areas for tent sites or Jeep-top tents. Canvas tent available. Container cabin for those looking for a little less rugged accomodations.
You can relax, and hike nearby trails during the day (some walking distance, some driving distance), mountain bike, or hit nearby climbing spots. Maybe you want to go into town 2 miles away and enjoy local art, music, or just the eclectic vibe of Idyllwild. Come back and star gaze in the evening.
Fires are NOT allowed under ANY circumstances. Propane backpacking stoves or self contained camp stoves only.
Quiet hours enforced after 8pm. Guests who are making loud noise may be asked to leave and not refunded.
Composting toilet available in camping area.
Bring your own tent or stay in our canvas tent (bring your own bedding).
Host on-site or nearby. Wi-Fi not reliable in area.
Pets
Toilets
Potable water
from
$45
/ night
Xbone's Desert Life | Mojave Desert
7. Xbone's Desert Life | Mojave Desert
100%
(9)
17mi from Big Bear Lake · 10 sites · Tents, RVs
Adventure • Stargazing • Off-Road Fun
Welcome to Xbone’s Desert Life, your ultimate Mojave Desert getaway surrounded by majestic mountains and endless skies. Just 2 miles from the iconic Soggy Dry Lake, this campsite is a haven for off-roading, hiking, and peaceful desert living.
Whether you're rolling in with your motor crew or bringing the whole family out for a weekend escape, we've got the space and vibe you're looking for. The large sitting area is perfect for birthday parties, group events, or just kicking back with your crew under the stars.
✨ At Night: Get ready for some of the clearest skies you’ve ever seen — perfect for stargazing and campfire chill sessions.
☀️ By Day: Beat the desert heat in our shaded areas and cook up something tasty in the outdoor kitchen.
🏍️ Into Riding? We’ve got KTM motors on-site and welcome all riding groups to come ride with us.
🥾 Like to Explore? Surrounded by hike-friendly mountains and open desert trails — there's no shortage of adventure.
Escape the city. Live the desert life. Come join us under the Mojave sky 🌵🔥
📍 Only 20 minutes to Lucerne Valley grocery store, the local favorite 247 Café, plus Chinese and Mexican restaurants.
🌵 45 minutes to Joshua Tree National Park and close to Big Bear Lake for even more adventure.
Pets
Campfires
Picnic table
from
$39
/ night
Melody's Rendezvous
8. Melody's Rendezvous
100%
(5)
24mi from Big Bear Lake · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Unique chance of camping with full rv hookups right across the legendary Red Rog and Mane Street.
30 amp / 50 amp / water / sewer
Pick nick tables - trash bins
Immerse in beautiful nature a short walk to Pappy’s and Red Dog.
Pets
Potable water
Full hookups
from
$69
/ night
97% (222) • 24 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Big Bear Lake
Boulder Gardens Sanctuary
1. Boulder Gardens Sanctuary
98%
(122)
20mi from Big Bear Lake · 12 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to our gorgeous natural desert landscape with a quiet atmosphere and vast views. Guests are welcome to hike and explore our extensive land, which includes over 500 acres of primitive hiking trails, meditation gardens, and secret caves. This is an incredible place for stargazing and views of the milky way. The landscape is similar to the national park, though guests at Boulder Gardens will have a secluded place to set up camp, away from the crowds. Pioneertown, home to the famous venue Pappy and Harriets, as well as Red Dog Saloon is within a short drive.
Toilets
Potable water
Picnic table
from
$29
/ night
Tipi Canyon, Joshua Tree Nat’l Park
2. Tipi Canyon, Joshua Tree Nat’l Park
99%
(41)
32mi from Big Bear Lake · 2 sites · RVs
{Pack in/ pack out} Your own peaceful, tucked away desert! Enjoy the back country of Joshua Tree National Park at this private property that’s within the edge of the park boundary and overlooks it from several ridges. Surrounded by thousands of acres of park, conservation and private land while only a 10-15 minute drive to the National Park main entrance. Complete privacy nearly 2 miles in from a gated entrance at the base of a small canyon. Walk up to the ridge for panoramic views of JT National Park, Joshua Trees, mountains and valleys highlighted with brilliant greens, yellows and other blooms and a winding graded dirt road up to your exclusive camp site. Town is just a 5 minute drive away, complete with trendy shops, cafes, music venues, sightseeing and more. Note: please be aware there is some several years old fire damage at the site and nearby areas but the lush drive in and long range views remain. 😍
Pets
from
$35
/ night
Villa Macala
3. Villa Macala
100%
(371)
41mi from Big Bear Lake · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Villa Macala is a 20-acre oasis of detailed landscape, orchards and Southern CA native planting while complimenting the natural rocks and gorgeous views. Enjoy the many hiking trails and rest in the peace, quiet and beauty.
Overlooking the Hemet Valley with gorgeous panoramic views of the San Jacinto Mountains, Villa Macala is reminiscent of an Italian Villa. The property landscape includes Olive Orchards throughout, a growing vineyard, fig trees, pomegranate trees.
Villa Macala is 15 minutes from Diamond Valley Lake where you can enjoy a wildflower trail, fishing or mountain bike trails, museum and water park. It is 20-30 minutes to Pachea Trail and Simpson Park where you can enjoy more great hiking and mountain bike trails. It is also a 30-minute drive to Temecula Wine Country.
We have 2 full outdoor bathrooms, one was most recently added at our Elderberry Camp Site (site 1), and is also close to site 4 our Oaks Campsite as well. (Please note our 2nd bathroom is a good walk uphill from the campsites). Our larger bathroom campers can use with a shower and small fridge to store your food.
We also have a playground with swing set for kids to enjoy.
PLEASE NOTE: Bookings must be made at least 48 hours in advance.
FIRES: No fires are to be lit by the campers without verbal consent from property owner and instruction. SEE property owner/camp host upon arrival about what you may use on the property. He will provide instructions.
TASTINGS: Macala Orchards Olive Oil, Various Jellies and Jams Pomegranate Juice all made from what we grow are available for tasting upon request. Please let us know prior to arrival if you are interested in a scheduled tasting during your stay! We can provide a tasting if we have the proper staff during your visit. Our products are available for purchase, with or without a tasting. We recommend you bring cash if you are interested. We also take Venmo!
GETTING TO VILLA MACALA: The road up to Villa Macala is a dirt road uphill, all vehicles fair well, we attempt to keep the road maintained as well as possible, after heavy rains it is a bit more bumpy but safe. Drive slow!
Toilets
Campfires
Full hookups
from
$32
/ night
Mojave Moonlight Camping
4. Mojave Moonlight Camping
98%
(276)
25mi from Big Bear Lake · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Located in the outskirts of Lucene ValleyLearn more about this land: Experience a blanket of stars at night, beautiful sunrise and sunsets. We have limited it to only 4 campsites so there is plenty of space and privacy on this 20 acre campsite.Hike the mountain, experience nature and solitude and be just 10 minutes from a town where a supermarket, hardware store, service station, post office, sheriff's station and a variety of restaurants are available.This is big sky and wide open California Desert. Remote enough to be away from crowds but close enough for all the essentials.Life is short ... Get outside.
Pets
Campfires
Picnic table
from
$25
/ night
The Desert Ambassador Camp
5. The Desert Ambassador Camp
100%
(32)
31mi from Big Bear Lake · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Experience peaceful desert camping with wide-open views, stunning sunrises and sunsets, and incredible star-filled skies in the Southern California high desert.
The Desert Ambassador Camp is located just minutes from the West Entrance of Joshua Tree National Park on 2.5 acres of natural, undeveloped land. We fell in love with this area for its quiet beauty, open space, and easy access to the park, and created a simple, off-grid retreat that allows guests to fully experience the desert.
We offer two campsites, Upper and Lower, situated on opposite sides of the property for added privacy. Each site provides its own space to relax, unwind, and enjoy the surrounding landscape.
Spend your days resting beneath Joshua trees, hiking nearby trails, or exploring the gently rolling desert terrain. In the evenings, gather around the fire pit and enjoy clear skies filled with stars.
The camp is less than two hours from Los Angeles and Orange County and only 2.5 miles from the West Entrance of Joshua Tree National Park, as well as Covington Flats and Black Rock hiking and day-use areas. It is also conveniently located between the towns of Joshua Tree and Yucca Valley, with access to off-road recreation areas such as Johnson Valley OHV.
The land is home to native Joshua trees, cactus, and seasonal wildflowers, with views of rocky foothills to the south and open desert valleys to the north and east. Wildlife sightings may include jackrabbits, quail, hawks, kangaroo rats, snakes, and coyotes.
This is primitive, dry camping with no water, power, or hookups. Guests should bring their own tent and or RV, camping supplies, plenty of water, and a sense of adventure.
Pets
Campfires
Picnic table
from
$36
/ night
Serene forest privacy for 4WD
6. Serene forest privacy for 4WD
99%
(58)
37mi from Big Bear Lake · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Learn more about this land:
Beautiful private land. Mostly undeveloped, rugged, forest. 4WD accessible cleared areas for tent sites or Jeep-top tents. Canvas tent available. Container cabin for those looking for a little less rugged accomodations.
You can relax, and hike nearby trails during the day (some walking distance, some driving distance), mountain bike, or hit nearby climbing spots. Maybe you want to go into town 2 miles away and enjoy local art, music, or just the eclectic vibe of Idyllwild. Come back and star gaze in the evening.
Fires are NOT allowed under ANY circumstances. Propane backpacking stoves or self contained camp stoves only.
Quiet hours enforced after 8pm. Guests who are making loud noise may be asked to leave and not refunded.
Composting toilet available in camping area.
Bring your own tent or stay in our canvas tent (bring your own bedding).
Host on-site or nearby. Wi-Fi not reliable in area.
Pets
Toilets
Potable water
from
$45
/ night
Xbone's Desert Life | Mojave Desert
7. Xbone's Desert Life | Mojave Desert
100%
(9)
17mi from Big Bear Lake · 10 sites · Tents, RVs
Adventure • Stargazing • Off-Road Fun
Welcome to Xbone’s Desert Life, your ultimate Mojave Desert getaway surrounded by majestic mountains and endless skies. Just 2 miles from the iconic Soggy Dry Lake, this campsite is a haven for off-roading, hiking, and peaceful desert living.
Whether you're rolling in with your motor crew or bringing the whole family out for a weekend escape, we've got the space and vibe you're looking for. The large sitting area is perfect for birthday parties, group events, or just kicking back with your crew under the stars.
✨ At Night: Get ready for some of the clearest skies you’ve ever seen — perfect for stargazing and campfire chill sessions.
☀️ By Day: Beat the desert heat in our shaded areas and cook up something tasty in the outdoor kitchen.
🏍️ Into Riding? We’ve got KTM motors on-site and welcome all riding groups to come ride with us.
🥾 Like to Explore? Surrounded by hike-friendly mountains and open desert trails — there's no shortage of adventure.
Escape the city. Live the desert life. Come join us under the Mojave sky 🌵🔥
📍 Only 20 minutes to Lucerne Valley grocery store, the local favorite 247 Café, plus Chinese and Mexican restaurants.
🌵 45 minutes to Joshua Tree National Park and close to Big Bear Lake for even more adventure.
Pets
Campfires
Picnic table
from
$39
/ night
Melody's Rendezvous
8. Melody's Rendezvous
100%
(5)
24mi from Big Bear Lake · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Unique chance of camping with full rv hookups right across the legendary Red Rog and Mane Street.
30 amp / 50 amp / water / sewer
Pick nick tables - trash bins
Immerse in beautiful nature a short walk to Pappy’s and Red Dog.
Pets
Potable water
Full hookups
from
$69
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Misty
2 weeks ago
14 ft campervan
With pets
Loved the stay with Effie and Seth! So many rocks to climb on and stars to see. A very special place.
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Zach
2 weeks ago
24 ft pop-up camper
With pets
Awesome spot, super private and fun to get to! Great views.
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Matt
2 weeks ago
Tent
Site 4 was exactly what we were hoping for. Cold, clear weather with perfect desert nights and wide open skies. The campsite was quiet, clean, and genuinely beautiful, with plenty of space to relax and take it all in. It felt peaceful without feeling too isolated, and everything was well cared for. We will definitely be back.
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James
3 weeks ago
21 ft Class B
With kids
Wow , just wow! Booking and coordinating with the host was easy and arriving there and seeing this beautiful spot was mind blowing.
Such a deserted beauty! Great for taking in the beauty of the land and sitting in piece and also going on little adventures and hikes. I was there with my wife and 2 kids 6&3.
Highly recommend!
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RAINER
3 weeks ago
28 ft travel trailer
This is my second time, and I would get there again and again again and again
It’s a wonderful location, very friendly owners and a beautiful space to relax and be removed from the Earth
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Damien
December 2025
Tent
Robert and Shayna were super friendly and accommodating. We booked overlook site, which had picnic table, tonns of space, no neighbors and incredible views. Stars, and sunrise were incredible.
Very peaceful, clean well taken care of properly. If you're looking for a peaceful retreat look no further. Had 5g which was a secret plus.
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Nancy
December 2025
18 ft travel trailer
Very remote and private camp site with beautiful sunrises! Dirt roads are well maintained and accessible to nearby hiking trails at the Black Rock entrance to Joshua Tree National Park.
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Anna
December 2025
18 ft campervan
This is a great site, and very convenient. It's right next to the Red Dog Saloon, and you can walk around Pioneertown. The campsite is quiet and private, with water, electricity, and even a Tesla charger. It's a great place to relax and the perfect home base for exploring!
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mason
December 2025
Tent
Wonderful place. The boulder/yoga deck location is surrounded by an incredible landscape of boulders, which make for a solitary experience as well as endless opportunity for exploration. There is also a community space not too far from the campsite with some wonderful amenities. This camp is located in a small community, and being able to partake in and meet the community is a huge plus of staying here, everyone was so welcoming and great to talk to.
Highly recommend for anyone looking for some time away/connection into nature⭐️
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Dionne
December 2025
30 ft travel trailer
With pets
We were here for two nights in December. It's so beautiful here!! It was quite cold in the evenings, but we have a small T@B trailer, so were able to keep warm enough. We were here as two people and six small to medium sized Dogs. Had a great time! Our host is great at communicating, so we know if any concerns had come up, they would be handled right away. But there were no concerns 🙂 I do hope to come back here! Most likely when it's a little bit warmer, possibly the spring or early summer 🙂 remember there are no hookups here, and it can get quite windy. Surprised that we didn't see any wild animals, but that's okay.
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Annabel
November 2025
Tent
With kids
What a beautiful place. Stunning views, incredible landscape to explore, total peace and a super friendly welcome. We loved it.
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Troy
November 2025
21 ft travel trailer
Peace and Quiet. For being close to town we could not hear anything. Very well maintained property. While we didn't use the fire pit it was nice. We enjoyed beautiful nights under the stars and unwinding.
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Marcus
November 2025
Tent
Group trip
The eight of us had a fun time at the campsite and it was a great place to explore. Not only a spacious campsite, the bathroom and the shower is also a huge plus. 150 yards of offroad climbing to get to the campsite required some commitment for an 8 person van but it was an added fun.
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Guillaume
November 2025
21 ft campervan
With kids
We had an amazing time camping in Pioneertown. The campsite was immaculate, offering a breathtaking view of the desert.
We could also relish the town’s lively nightlife while enjoying serene nights.
The host was incredibly helpful and responsive to our inquiries.
We’re definitely booking this spot again when we return to the area.
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Antoine
November 2025
12 ft campervan
With kids
This campsite is truly incredible. It has a level place to set up, a beautiful landscape, clean water, warm showers. The hosts are wonderful. We will come back many times. The olive oil from the farm is also spectacular.
If you have a sprinter van like we do, be careful with the edelberry spot. It's a very narrow road road surrounded by boulders.
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Norm
November 2025
Tent
My 13 year old son and I had a great time at the upper camp. There was a great fire ring, and picnic table. The site was clean and exactly as described. I would highly recommend staying here. It's a short drive to Joshua Tree National Park.
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Harrison
November 2025
16 ft car
Perfect spot to camp if you're spending time in Pioneertown! Just a block from the Red Dog Saloon and around the corner from Pappy and Harriet's, this location was clean, easy, and safer than getting on the highway late at night. Highly recommend.
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Jennifer
November 2025
16 ft travel trailer
Boulder Gardens Sanctuary was amazing. We camped at the Overlook, which had an absolutely beautiful view. Shayna was there to greet us when we arrived and led us to our spot.
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Mallory
November 2025
24 ft Class B
Feels like you are on another planet. Very responsive and sweet! Well maintained property. Lots of love and care!
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Jenny
November 2025
17 ft travel trailer
10/10!!! The land is so beautiful and such a special place in the desert away from the crowds. Shayna was there to greet us and lead us to our camping spot! We would absolutely come back!
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The best private sites RV parks near Big Bear Lake guide
Where to go
The Peninsular Ranges
The southernmost U.S. stretch of the Coast Ranges, the Peninsular Ranges create a natural buffer between the desert and the urban sprawl of Los Angeles County. This region is full of opportunities to hike, camp, and swim without having to stray far from LA. Natural areas in the region include the San Bernardino and Angeles National Forests, Mt San Jacinto State Park, and the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument.
California’s Desert Region
If you head east from Big Bear Lake, you'll quickly find yourself out in the desert. While getting to the Mojave Desert National Preserve is a bit of a trek, Joshua Tree National Park and the Salton Sea oasis both offer otherworldly landscapes within a short drive of town.
The Southern California Coast
In many people’s minds, California is synonymous with beaches, and if you’re a fan of swimming and sunbathing, SoCal offers the best coastal options in the state. While San Diego and Los Angeles have plenty of great beaches to choose from, many of which have their own campgrounds, some of the prettiest options are off the coast of Orange County, between the two cities.
When to go
Big Bear Lake is a year-round destination, offering snow in the winter and water activities the rest of the year. The lake is open for boating from spring through fall, and summer is particularly popular for stand-up paddleboarding, jet skiing, and swimming. July and August are the warmest months, though temperatures rarely soar above the low 80s, making the area attractive for Angelinos looking for a cooler escape from the city.
Nearby attractions
Experience the joy of camping near Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park, a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Overlooking the shimmering Puddingstone Lake, it offers abundant recreational activities, making your camping trip fun-filled and memorable.