Provides information about facilities in and around this mountain town and lake, including descriptions, rates, and links to their sites.

Located on two acres of gardens in the heart of the city of Big Bear Lake. All rooms have whirlpool tubs, fireplaces, TVs and VCRs. Full gourmet breakfast.

Nestled on a wooded acre in the Moonridge area of Big Bear Lake. Set in the midst of pine trees, they are one mile from the golf course, as well as two major ski resorts.

Offers lodge which is a Ponderosa style log cabin as well as cottage suites. Located close to the lake, major ski resorts, shops and dining.

Built in 1928, the Manor is a log mansion. The mansion, designed by architect Guy Sherman Maltby, sits on an acre forested with pine and cedar trees and is indeed as beautiful today as it was in early years.

It nestles on two-plus acres just three blocks from the village and four blocks to the lake. It also backs directly to the San Bernardino National Forest. The historic, rustic log, main lodge was built in 1920 by William Knickerbocker, the first Big Bear Lake Damkeeper.

Featuring a gallery of space photography and an evening astronomy program. Contains rates, breakfast menu, photos and description of accommodations.