Big Bear Shores RV Resort

I have a brand new 22’ B Class RV that cost me well over $100,000 & this place says I’m not good enough to stay at their RV campground. What a bunch of snobs!

My wife & I drove to Big Bear via Hwy 38 out of Redlands bc it was less congested then 330 and had a lot of turn outs for our class A 35’ moho. We did unhook our Jeep. The entrace to this privately owned RV park has beautiful waterfalls and the staff is so pleasant. They gave us a welcome pack including Klondike ice cream and guided us into our spot. We rented space 58 which is not far from the shoreline. Everything is beautiful and quiet here. We will be back.

My wife & I drove to Big Bear via Hwy 38 out of Redlands bc it was less congested then 330 and had a lot of turn outs for our class A 35’ moho. We did unhook our Jeep. The entrace to this privately owned RV park has beautiful waterfalls and the staff is so pleasant. They gave us a welcome pack including Klondike ice cream and guided us into our spot. We rented space 58 which is not far from the shoreline. Everything is beautiful and quiet here. We will be back.

We took our first RV trip and this RV park was amazing! It’s right by the water and walking distance to beautiful trails as well as a long biking trail along the lake. It was quiet, well maintained and just beautiful. Will definitely be back when we buy our RV.

This is a beautiful place however with bougiee "owners" and office staff we will not be back. Definitely not family friendly, nearly every amenity like laundry and bathrooms were for owners only and the list of arbitrary rules is as long as your arm. About half of anyone we waved or smiled at either completely ignored us or replied with a grunt. Not to mention if you're charging these rates, maybe pick up the rotting fish carcasses along the shore line.

The best RV resort in southern california.It is by the big bear lake with view of the lake.

Nice place for camping