Find traditional tent camping and RV campgrounds with hook-ups for your mobile home getaway in Big Bear Lake. Camping is Big Bear's #1 summer activity!
398 Edgemoor Rd. 909-866-5706
Holloway’s Marina & RV Park sits lakefront with 115 RV sites with full hook-ups. An onsite marina offers boat, kayak and paddleboard rentals.
547 Alden Rd. 909-866-7774
Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway, or a permanent RV home, Big Bear Mobile Estates and RV Resort will make you a happy camper.
1356 E Country Club Blvd. 909-833-1516
Big Bear RV Rentals delivers RVs to your campsite and is the only RV rental company allowed to deliver to Forest Service campsites.
Location info and reservations for all campgrounds can be made at www.recreation.gov.
Serrano Campground is just steps from the lake with 109 campsites for tent or RV camping. Electric available on select sites.
Pine Knot Campground sits tucked away in the forest with 48 tent and RV sites. This is a great family campground with access to hiking and mountain biking trails.
Holcomb Valley Campground features 19 tent camping sites. Each site has a fire ring, picnic table and bear box. Pit toilets available but no showers or plumbing, so bring your own water.
Group Campsites accommodate up to 40 campers and are perfect for family campouts or clubs. Amenities include a BBQ, picnic tables, fire ring and pit toilets. No water or electric, so bring your own. Max of 8 vehicles per site.
Big Bear's new boutique camping experience awaits at Holcomb Valley Ranch, a 400-acre oasis on a private ranch surrounded by National Forest and a vast meadow of roaming horses. Please inquire at the Ranch for info on toilets, showers, and other amenities.
Yellow Post Sites offer a rugged camping experience and are available for free on a first come, first served basis. For 8 guests/2 cars, campers can stay for two weeks max. You will need a California Campfire Permit to use the fire ring. Picnic tables are available but no restrooms or water.
Bringing your horses to town? Research these campgrounds designated for horseback riding:
San Bernardino National Forest prohibits campfires outside of agency-provided fire rings at designated sites. Remember that regulations governing campfires are specific to each National Forest. Campfires may only be started within:
It is illegal to build a fire while camping remotely or outside of the above mentioned areas.
Additional restrictions will be implemented as fire danger increases, always check with the local Ranger Station before heading out to your site.
A citation for violating fire restrictions prompts a mandatory court appearance.
It is a federal offense punishable as a Class B misdemeanor, by a fine of not more than $5,000 for an individual or $10,000 for an organization, or imprisonment for not more than six (6) months or both.
Holloway's Marina & RV Park
398 Edgemoor Rd
Big Bear Lake, California 92315
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Camping/RV
398 Edgemoor Rd
Big Bear Lake,
California
92315
Pine Summit Camp
700 Wren Drive
Big Bear Lake, California 92315
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Camping/RV
700 Wren Drive
Big Bear Lake,
California
92315
Big Bear Lake offers a variety of camping experiences including lakeside campgrounds, forest campsites, RV parks, group camping areas, and dispersed outdoor recreation sites. Visitors can choose from developed campgrounds with amenities or more rustic mountain camping experiences.
Yes! Big Bear features several RV-friendly campgrounds and RV parks with options ranging from basic hookups to full-service amenities. Many RV sites are conveniently located near hiking trails, lake recreation, and outdoor activities.
Reservations are highly recommended, especially during summer, holiday weekends, and peak camping season. Popular campgrounds can book quickly, so visitors should plan ahead whenever possible.
Camping season is most popular from late spring through early fall when temperatures are warmer and outdoor recreation is in full swing. Some campgrounds remain open seasonally depending on weather and snowfall conditions.
Campfire rules vary depending on weather conditions and local fire restrictions. During high fire danger periods, campfires and charcoal grills may be limited or prohibited. Visitors should always check current forest and campground regulations before arriving.
Many Big Bear campgrounds and RV parks are pet-friendly. Dogs are typically required to remain leashed, and visitors should always clean up after pets and follow campground guidelines.
Amenities vary by campground and may include restrooms, showers, picnic tables, fire rings, RV hookups, dump stations, boat access, hiking trail access, and nearby recreation areas.
Yes! Several campgrounds and RV areas are located near Big Bear Lake, offering convenient access to boating, fishing, kayaking, paddle-boarding, hiking, and lakeside recreation.
Big Bear offers many family-friendly camping areas with easy access to outdoor activities, scenic picnic spots, hiking trails, fishing areas, and recreation facilities suitable for visitors of all ages.
Visitors should bring layered clothing, sleeping gear, cooking supplies, flashlights, sunscreen, food storage containers, water, and weather-appropriate outdoor equipment. Mountain temperatures can change quickly, especially at night.
Some camping and RV areas may remain open during winter depending on weather conditions and snowfall. Winter camping visitors should prepare for cold temperatures, snow, and changing mountain weather.
Campgrounds in Big Bear are often located near hiking trails, fishing spots, lake activities, mountain biking routes, scenic drives, off-roading areas, and family-friendly outdoor recreation throughout the valley.
