Cabins in La Jolla

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Cabins in La Jolla

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Mystic Canyon Inn
1 site · Lodging1 acre · El Cajon, CAOur home is eclectic, country, relaxed and homey. We have chickens that freely roam the property, give us fresh eggs daily and are happy to share them with our guests. Cook the eggs how you like them on our outdoor guest kitchen! Our lovable lab/mastiff Reese and cat Aria also live here and love to greet our guests. We are conveniently located just 30 minutes from downtown San Diego and popular tourist attractions like Comic-Con, Balboa Park, the beautiful beaches and the world famous San Diego Zoo. 35 minutes east you will find beautiful Mount Laguna, Cuyamaca Rancho State Park, Pacific Crest Trail access and the town of Julian. About an hour east brings you to the desert, where natural beauty and recreation abound. 13 miles away, Viejas Casino boasts a beautiful outlet center. 4 miles away, Sycuan has a casino with entertainment and the golf resort of Singing Hills. Come enjoy the slower pace of the San Diego backcountry. If you are in the mood for a massage, Barbara is a therapist with amazing healing hands. (Please arrange in advance of your visit to ensure availability.) If you are a hiker and need a guide, Randy is an experienced Pacific Crest Trail hiker, who will be happy to assist with drop-off and pick-up in the local mountains, or whatever your hiking/backpacking needs are. Bikers of all kinds, frequently go by on Harbison Canyon Road, which is part of a larger biking loop. So, hike, bike or drive yourself to our little haven and say goodbye to the hustle and bustle!  We enjoy talking to our guests, finding out about where they live and providing information on the local area. We do work during the week, but are usually around on the weekends.
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Time Traveler Retreat Julian Cabin
1 site · Lodging1 acre · Julian, CA Built in the 50’s it is sitting on 2 parcels and is over ½ acre in size. We also have 2 other cabins for rent in Julian for larger groups. The outhouse that you see was used when it was first built and now is for storage. The original owner built the house himself and it was originally on piers alone with no other foundation! There is a folder in the bedroom closet of the house over the years. The decorations were here when we bought it so we kept them to preserve the house’s uniqueness. We treasure this house which is nestled amongst the trees and has so many beautiful birds that visit. Many turkeys love to stop by too! If you hear the deep cooing from the monster doves (who are very shy) you can try to spot one. They are amazing. We really hope you love it as much as we do.
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the casita is perfectly situated under a large tree with a great deck to chill out on.
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Sunset Hideaway
1 site · Lodging, RV, Tent40 acres · CABehind the gates of our community lies open properties, homes and ranches with a stunning backdrop of the Cleveland National Forest. Our 40 acre parcel is west facing with a view of the ocean on a clear day. Close to wine country, old town, Pauma valley and so much more, yet feel so removed from the static of the city. Stay off grid in the Avion trailer with the luxuries of a hot shower, propane heaters, and full functioning kitchen or stay in the Casita and experience more of a ‘glamping’ stay with a propane stove, cozy bed and outdoor compost toilet. Or bring your adventure mobile or outrigger to our campsite with restroom, sink and shower.
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Manzanita Village Retreat
1 site · Lodging20 acres · Warner Springs, CAWe are co-founders of Ordinary Dharma and Five Changes, and stewards of this land at Manzanita Village Retreat. Twenty-five years ago we were searching for a place where the land itself would be an active support in our of work facilitating workshops and retreats. We were looking for land that was within easy reach of San Diego and Los Angeles, while still being remote and far from the noise of highways. The land is infused with the presence of the hundreds of the hundreds of people who have come here for transformation and renewal. We are now experimenting by opening up to visitors from HipCamp ... let's see how this goes. we look forward to your visit Caitriona Reed and Michele Benzamin-Miki
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Million Dollar View Surf/Hike
1 site · Lodging, RV, Tent1 acreI bought a lot here over 20 years ago when this area had nothing but wild horses on it and to this day in the wild goats and horses still Rome. Lots have been sold and a few houses have been built in the last 20 years but this mountain still remains pretty much untouched I am so fortunate to still have raw land around me. I built my tiny surf shack on one third of my lot the rest of it remains as a huge backyard. Sometimes I take my Teepee outback and hike a few hills over and just post up for the evening. It’s a great place to watch the stars, the mountains, the ocean and I have a 180° view of everything Baja right from my backyard. I tell everyone if you want to find my house just seek Jesus because there is a monolithic Jesus of the Sacred Heart Statue on the property. People come from all over the world to visit it. There is an artist studio. I just built out back and it to is available for rent. It has its own outdoor shower, toilet and sink and it is wall-to-wall ceiling to floor windows. It is a fantastic room to sleep in, especially in a rain storm.
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Creekside Vintage Camp
2 sites · Lodging1 acre · Forest Falls , CAWake up to the sound of running water 1939 Cabin Located and soak in a creek side hot tub. Located down a dirt road, very private, with a beautiful deck, next to a year round fresh water creek. Requires 4 wheel drive and chains or two wheel drive and chains during winter storm snow days due to remote location. Big falls waterfall is just a short hike away, as well as the trailhead for Vivian creek Trail. Come spend time nestled in the Coulter Pines, oaks, and maple trees. Your neighbors are raccoons, and bears, property is situated on the edge of the San Bernardino National Forest at the top of the mountain. You truly feel like you're in the high Sierras just 1.5 hours from Los Angeles. Big Bear Lake is a 45 minute drive away. In town you will find Elkhorn General Store and El Mexicano Mexican Restaurant, both close early:). San Bernardino County Short Term Residential Rental Unit Permit CESTRP-2022-00524
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Shadows play throughout the day with art and nature to fill your senses.
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Lovelight Ranch
2 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5 acres · Desert Hot Dprings, CALovelight Ranch is our 5-acre hippie paradise, centrally located in the Coachella Valley. We are near the amazing 1000 Palms Oasis and Coachella Valley Preserve for great day hikes and wildlife viewing, and also near the splendors of Joshua Tree and the high desert.  We are within a half hours drive of Palm Springs, recently voted the hippest mid-sized city in the country and Coachella, home of the Coachella and StageCoach Festivals.  We are also very near Sam's Hot Water Spa, a chemical free hot springs soaking experience which is the perfect ending to a day of hiking, climbing or just sight-seeing. We offer accommodations ranging from tiny cabins, to camping - please read our listings for amenity information. Guests love staying here "We had the most amazing time at Mikey’s place. Spiritual, reflective, and beautiful. The dogs and Rocky were the best! Mountain Views didn’t hurt (; we will definitely be back…Mikey was a welcoming and generous host. We stayed in Desert Isle and had a mystical time. You won’t regret staying here!"
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Get Lost Inn - Cabin Rentals
8 sites · Lodging1 acre · CAIf you need a cabin in the San Bernardino mountains, come stay at a cozy mountain retreat perfect for any season - Skiing/snowboarding, hiking, rock climbing, fishing, or just relaxing. We have six cabins to choose from Green Valley Lake. Green Valley Lake is a hidden gem for all seasons. In the winter we have sledding, snowshoeing, and are just 5 miles to Snow Valley for skiing. In the summer we have the lake open to boating, fishing, swimming, and hiking! We look forward to hosting your stay at one of the cabins!
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Chalet Monney
1 site · Lodging1 acre · Big Bear, CAMy family and I have been coming to big Bear since before we were born. Now that we have babies of our own we have our own property that we made just right for our family. We enjoy hiking, playing at the lake snowboarding, skiing and just taking in all of the higher elevation air. We hope you enjoy our cabin like we do and respect it as it is our home.Learn more about this land:Although our cabin is from the early 60’s it has all of the amenities you'll need to enjoy your stay. Not to mention beautiful pine trees and mountain air all around.
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Sky Ranch in Big Bear
2 sites · Lodging5 acres · Big Bear, CAThis is a truly unique piece of land, for travelers who want to experience pure nature and the spirit of a bygone age. The ranch sits at 7,000 feet, surrounded by towering old-growth Jeffrey pines. While nearly all the other camping spots in Big Bear Valley are packed tightly together, as soon as you enter our private five-acre Sky Ranch, you can discover true seclusion. This land was homesteaded by a Swiss woman, who called it home from 1915 until 1988. Step onto the broad wooden Star Deck, and you're looking at an alpine forest which has changed little since the Serrano Indians first arrived here 3,000 years ago. There are no homes visible -- and immediately adjacent to your camping spot, you'll find the trails of the San Bernardino National Forest, winding through hundreds of square miles of pure nature. This property is quiet night and day, the perfect break from harried city life. The only sounds you're likely to hear are wind through the trees, and birds which glide from tree to tree. And when the brilliant colors of sunset subside, thousands of stars emerge to remind you of why the Milky Way got its name. -------------------------------- * Yes, dogs can come too! * During holidays, we may ask a 3-night minimum stay. * For special events, see calendar at Big Bear website. -------------------------------- The Sky Ranch is adjacent to hundreds of square miles of forest. The famous Pacific Crest Trail, which stretches 2,663 miles from Canada to Mexico, passes just east of us. This land is a perfect retreat — whether you’re escaping the city or taking a break from a PCT trek. Even on big holiday weekends, you'll be completely isolated from traffic and crowds. In the Summer, Big Bear Valley offers countless hiking trails, boating and fishing in the lake, mountain and road biking, horseback riding, golf, ziplining, the zoo, and many other outdoor activities. In Winter, there's skiing/boarding, snowshoeing, sledding, and more. For kids, there's a "fort," swings, and a huge sandbox in a boat. They're also welcome to help feed our chickens. That's always a big hit! And we have a telescope for stargazing. Some guests swear they can feel the spirits of the Native Americans and others who lived here. Is it real? You tell us. * * * About Town: The nearest stores and restaurants are within five minutes by car or bus. The center of Big Bear Lake is 10 to 20 minutes away, and offer scores of restaurants, boutiques, and galleries. There are also two supermarkets, multiple drug stores, and a hospital. Also within minutes by car/bus are... > Two ski and snowboard resorts, Snow Summit and Bear Mountain, offering 26 lifts and 55 runs. There are excellent schools and family areas, as well as serious terrain parks and an Olympic-size halfpipe. This is where Shaun White learned to fly! > Big Bear's famous alpine lake, which offers fishing, all forms of boating, and other water sports. > Stanfield Marsh Boardwalk & Wildlife Preserve, where you can stroll the boardwalk, have a picnic in the gazebo, or just sit and enjoy the lake and mountain views. > The U.S. Forest Service Discovery Center, which offers a variety of nature programs. > A truly remarkable animal park -- one of only two alpine zoos in the U.S. -- housing grizzlies, wood bison, cougars, timber wolves, eagles, and much more. > Big Bear Valley Museum. Although you're staying in one of the rarest historical homes in California, the museum has some great exhibits as well, including an example of a stamp mill which was used to crush gold ore in the era when this cabin was built. > Bear Mountain Golf Course. At 7,000 feet, it's an entirely different game. For those seeking a true wilderness adventure, the San Bernardino Mountains offer spectacular terrain. While the Serranos have called these mountains home for many centuries, Europeans didn't venture into this rugged land till 1850. It's one of the youngest mountain ranges in the world (in geological terms) and features scores of steep, challenging peaks, which stretch from the natural hot springs of Deep Creek in the west, to huge Yucca forests in the east. 11,500-foot Mount San Gorgonio, named by Spanish missionaries in the early 17th century, is at the center of the first designated wilderness area in America. Also known as "Old Greyback," San Gorgonio and the 11 surrounding peaks over 10,000 feet are home to an extremely rare herd of bighorn sheep. The headwaters of the Santa Ana and Mojave rivers offer premier wild trout streams such as Bear Creek, accessible only by foot. Hundreds of miles of unpaved National Forest roads offer every type of off-road experience -- ranging from an easy drive to Pioneertown, to the most radical 4WD trails imaginable (11 Difficults, six Most Difficults). The Cabin is right in the middle of the major routes. After a day here, you may find it hard to believe that you're just 100 miles (and perhaps a century) away from Downtown Los Angeles. Welcome. ------------------------------ (See additional info below the Japanese.) ロスアンゼルスから車で2時間、青い空と自然にかこまれ、静かでゆったりした時間を過ごすことができます。春、夏は美しいビッグベア湖でカイヤッキングや魚釣り、または数あるハイキングコースにチャレンジ。冬は、サミットとベアマウンテン、2つのスキー場でスキーやスノーボードを楽しんだ後、満天の星を見ながらジャクジーで疲れをいやすのはいかがですか? ロスアンゼルス空港からの送迎も可能です。 その他、ご質問等ございましたら日本語でお気軽にお問い合わせ下さい。 ------------------------------ Useful Notes: Dogs are always welcome, and a spacious dog corral is available. We do ask guests to pay an added fee of $5 per pup per day. Propane stoves are OK, and we have a natural-gas BBQ grill available for use. Outdoor wood fires and/or lighter fluid are never allowed. There is easy parking for any number of cars. RVs and trailers are no problem either. Total charges will depend of the number of guests and vehicles. Cell phones on Verizon and Sprint will have coverage. The AT&T and T-Mobile networks still do not cover this area, however the wifi near our home enables calls/texts on most phones. The public bus stop is a short walk. Surprisingly, it is possible to take public transit from any train station in SoCal all the way to our bus stop (and vice versa). Cheaper than driving, and no worries about weather. Ask us for details. If you're bringing kids, let us know the ages. You may get a discount. :) For equestrians, we have a two-acre horse corral, plus hay barn and covered stall. ------------------------------ Legal Note: Upon booking, you will gain access to a Ranch Manual, which includes the rental contract for your stay. Be sure to familiarize yourself with all terms in advance.
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The Castle House Estate
3 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents15 acres · Joshua Tree, CAUnits designed to make the everyday extraordinary.The ULTIMATE "GLAMPING" experience!  Featured on HGTV: The Castle House Estate brings Tiny Home living to another level, located in the heart of Joshua Tree and minutes from the National Park. This unique medieval piece of architecture blends indoor-outdoor living with an emphasis on entertaining. The Castle House Estate is situated on eight picturesque acres, surrounded by many more private undeveloped acres.Our compound is GLAMPING at its finest and we hope you can get into the experience. Like a traditional campsite, the restrooms and showers are moved outside and can take some getting used to. However, we maintain each portable unit daily and each unit is completely emptied and refreshed weekly.Located in the heart of Joshua Tree, CA and only minutes from the entrance to the National Park. This 12-acre compound is ideal for a fabulous unforgettable get-a-way.Instagram: @TheCastleHouseEstate
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The Engels Nest
1 site · Lodging1 acre · Green Valley Lake, CABeen coming to this magical part of the San bernardino mountains since I was a little girl. I learned to ski here when there was an old ski hill and tow ropes! Lots of mountain trails to hit! My Father and Grandfather both spent time here and nothing has changed!
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The 7-mile coastline region of La Jolla is all about sun and surf. Part of the larger city of San Diego, La Jolla is one of the world's most popular beach destinations. No matter what month you show up, expect to have company! Temperatures average 60 to 70 degrees year-round, though it tends to get rainy in winter.

Surfing is a hugely popular pastime along the Pacific coast. Grab your board and head to La Jolla Shores to hit the water. If La Jolla's waves aren't challenging enough for you, try the nearby Black's Beach. Even tougher waves await at La Jolla Cove and Windansea; these are recommended for advanced shredders only.

If river adventure is your thing, try out La Jolla Indian Campground. Situated in Pauma Valley under Palomar Mountain, this campground has easy access to the San Luis Rey River. Tube down the river or take one of the camp's thrilling ziplines right over it! Pull out the tents at the end of the day for Riverside relaxation.

Ziplining not enough of a rush? Torrey Pines Gliderport might be what you're looking for. Here you can take hang gliding, skydiving and paragliding lessons.

You don't necessarily need to be a daredevil to enjoy La Jolla, though. If you enjoy just watching wildlife, head to Scripps Park in the summer. At the park's Children's Pool, you can get up close and personal with a seal colony! This park's also excellent for a sunny picnic with your camping crew.

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