Bungalow in Southern California, CA
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Summary:
Mid-century cabin in Sugarloaf with a fire pit, wood-burning fireplace, and national forest trails 100 yards away. 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, sleeps 4–6. Dog-friendly (up to 2, pet fee applies). Light the fire pit under the stars, wake up to birds at the feeder on the enclosed deck. 10 min to Bear Mountain, 12 min to Snow Summit, 3.5 miles to Snow Play. This cabin has character — Nespresso coffee, rattan hanging chair, record player, and a VHS collection that'll make you put your phone down.
The Space:
1st Floor
Rustic kitchen — granite countertops, stove, oven, microwave, refrigerator, crockpot, toaster
Gourmet Nespresso Vertuo coffee maker — a real upgrade from the standard drip machine
Dining area — seating for 6, with direct access to the back deck
Living room — leather sofa, rattan hanging chair, real wood-burning fireplace
Half bathroom on the first floor
Master Bedroom (1st Floor)
Queen bed
Private full bathroom with dual vanity
Smart TV
2nd Floor — Open Loft
Queen bed
TV with Roku Stick
Adult-size memory foam bean bag chair
Nostalgic VHS collection — yes, there's a VHS player
Enclosed Back Deck
Propane fire pit — evening fires under the stars
Propane BBQ — grill your own dinner
Outdoor seating chairs
Bird feeder with provided bird food — nature comes to you
Parking
Flat driveway with 2 parking spaces
Nostalgic Touches Throughout
Record player
VHS collection
Board games
Rattan hanging chair
The kind of cabin that makes you put your phone down
The Neighborhood:
Sugarloaf neighborhood — quiet, residential, surrounded by pines and mountain air
Truly unplugged — this is the Big Bear experience for people who want nature, not noise
Perfect for:
Couples seeking a nature retreat — fire pit, fireplace, forest trails, total quiet
Dog owners — 2 dogs welcome, national forest walks from the front door
Families with older kids — loft with bean bag, VHS movies, board games, Snow Play nearby
Hikers and mountain bikers — hundreds of miles of trails accessible on foot
Skiers and snowboarders — 10–12 minutes to both resorts
"Unpluggers" — people who want to put their phone down and actually relax
Creative types — writers, artists, photographers — the vibe here is inspiring
Winter romantics — fire pit under falling snow, fireplace inside, Nespresso in the morning
Getting Around:
Location — Sugarloaf, Big Bear
100 yards from National Forest land — hiking, mountain biking, picnicking, and dog walking right out the front door
Hundreds of miles of trails accessible on foot from the cabin
3.5 miles to Big Bear Snow Play — tubing and snow fun
10 minutes to Bear Mountain — snowboarding and skiing
12 minutes to Snow Summit — skiing and mountain biking (summer)
8 miles to the Village — restaurants, shops, nightlife
Important for winter visitors:
Chains or 4WD required during snow in all of Big Bear
Snow plow provided when snow exceeds 4 inches
Shovel on-site for lighter snow removal
Additional plows available for a fee
Other Things to Note:
If bringing pets, it is $75.00 per stay (max 2 pets)
*Heads up, if it is snowing, you will need chains or a 4x4 for all of Big Bear. We provide snowplow when snow is over FOUR INCHES. A shovel is on-site for guest use for any other snow removal needs. There are no refunds or discounts for not being prepared for the snow/ any acts of nature. Please be prepared to avoid needing towing. Additional plows can be arranged for a fee.
*Mountain Living — What to Expect
This cabin is in the mountains, 100 yards from national forest. Wildlife is part of the experience — you may see birds, chipmunks, squirrels, and occasionally deer, coyotes, or even bears from a distance. Smaller creatures (ants, spiders, moths) are common in mountain cabins despite regular pest treatment and cleaning.
Tips: Store all food in sealed containers or zip-lock bags (available at local stores). Don't leave food out. We place ant traps between guests but remove them before arrival for safety.
No refunds are provided for wildlife sightings — you're booking a mountain cabin in their territory, and that's part of what makes it special.
Mid-century cabin in Sugarloaf with a fire pit, wood-burning fireplace, and national forest trails 100 yards away. 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, sleeps 4–6. Dog-friendly (up to 2, pet fee applies). Light the fire pit under the stars, wake up to birds at the feeder on the enclosed deck. 10 min to Bear Mountain, 12 min to Snow Summit, 3.5 miles to Snow Play. This cabin has character — Nespresso coffee, rattan hanging chair, record player, and a VHS collection that'll make you put your phone down.
The Space:
1st Floor
Rustic kitchen — granite countertops, stove, oven, microwave, refrigerator, crockpot, toaster
Gourmet Nespresso Vertuo coffee maker — a real upgrade from the standard drip machine
Dining area — seating for 6, with direct access to the back deck
Living room — leather sofa, rattan hanging chair, real wood-burning fireplace
Half bathroom on the first floor
Master Bedroom (1st Floor)
Queen bed
Private full bathroom with dual vanity
Smart TV
2nd Floor — Open Loft
Queen bed
TV with Roku Stick
Adult-size memory foam bean bag chair
Nostalgic VHS collection — yes, there's a VHS player
Enclosed Back Deck
Propane fire pit — evening fires under the stars
Propane BBQ — grill your own dinner
Outdoor seating chairs
Bird feeder with provided bird food — nature comes to you
Parking
Flat driveway with 2 parking spaces
Nostalgic Touches Throughout
Record player
VHS collection
Board games
Rattan hanging chair
The kind of cabin that makes you put your phone down
The Neighborhood:
Sugarloaf neighborhood — quiet, residential, surrounded by pines and mountain air
Truly unplugged — this is the Big Bear experience for people who want nature, not noise
Perfect for:
Couples seeking a nature retreat — fire pit, fireplace, forest trails, total quiet
Dog owners — 2 dogs welcome, national forest walks from the front door
Families with older kids — loft with bean bag, VHS movies, board games, Snow Play nearby
Hikers and mountain bikers — hundreds of miles of trails accessible on foot
Skiers and snowboarders — 10–12 minutes to both resorts
"Unpluggers" — people who want to put their phone down and actually relax
Creative types — writers, artists, photographers — the vibe here is inspiring
Winter romantics — fire pit under falling snow, fireplace inside, Nespresso in the morning
Getting Around:
Location — Sugarloaf, Big Bear
100 yards from National Forest land — hiking, mountain biking, picnicking, and dog walking right out the front door
Hundreds of miles of trails accessible on foot from the cabin
3.5 miles to Big Bear Snow Play — tubing and snow fun
10 minutes to Bear Mountain — snowboarding and skiing
12 minutes to Snow Summit — skiing and mountain biking (summer)
8 miles to the Village — restaurants, shops, nightlife
Important for winter visitors:
Chains or 4WD required during snow in all of Big Bear
Snow plow provided when snow exceeds 4 inches
Shovel on-site for lighter snow removal
Additional plows available for a fee
Other Things to Note:
If bringing pets, it is $75.00 per stay (max 2 pets)
*Heads up, if it is snowing, you will need chains or a 4x4 for all of Big Bear. We provide snowplow when snow is over FOUR INCHES. A shovel is on-site for guest use for any other snow removal needs. There are no refunds or discounts for not being prepared for the snow/ any acts of nature. Please be prepared to avoid needing towing. Additional plows can be arranged for a fee.
*Mountain Living — What to Expect
This cabin is in the mountains, 100 yards from national forest. Wildlife is part of the experience — you may see birds, chipmunks, squirrels, and occasionally deer, coyotes, or even bears from a distance. Smaller creatures (ants, spiders, moths) are common in mountain cabins despite regular pest treatment and cleaning.
Tips: Store all food in sealed containers or zip-lock bags (available at local stores). Don't leave food out. We place ant traps between guests but remove them before arrival for safety.
No refunds are provided for wildlife sightings — you're booking a mountain cabin in their territory, and that's part of what makes it special.
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