Cozy 2-bedroom cabin in charming Big Bear Lake with AC

Cozy cabin with fantastic location! Directly across the street from golf course, Walkable to Moonridge Coffee, Dank Donuts, & Bear Belly Deli! Located just minutes from Bear Mountain. Moonridge Cabin is the perfect getaway for family, friends, & even pets! Moonrige Cabin features gorgeous views. See the golf course, & mountains from the front porch swing. Big, private, & fully enclosed backyard for dogs features a hot tub, fire pit, & outdoor dining area.

The space
The Hot tub has been repaired as of August 2023 and is working great!

. Big Bear Lake local ordinance 99.300 limits maximum occupancy to 5 people & 2 parked cars. (Children, toddlers, and infants do count as people.) Please do not book or arrive with more than the maximum or you could be fined from the city and evicted with no money back.

Right down the street from Bear Mountain, cozy Moonridge Cabin has the perfect location and views, to the ski resorts and only minutes from Big Bear Village.

Swing on the outdoor porch swing while enjoying the amazing ski mountain and golf course view while hearing all the animals in the new rescue zoo right down the street. Or head to the backyard and enjoy the privacy of your own hot tub (installed in 2019).

This charming cozy amazing view cabin in Moonridge has 1 level, 2 bedrooms, 2 patios, 2 full bathrooms, and is located directly across the street from the Bear Mountain Golf Course’s 4th hole (on the sunny side of the golf course!). Moonridge Cabin features beautiful views of Bear Summit and is located right around the corner from Bear Mountain Ski Resort! This Big Bear getaway has a floor-to-ceiling rock fireplace (wood burning), central heating, free high speed Wi-Fi, TVs with Roku & Netflix, a master suite, separate laundry room, fully fenced backyard, & a hot tub. The kitchen is fully-stocked and all bedding & linens are provided by our professional cleaning crew. This rustic retreat is the perfect getaway for family, friends, & even pets! Two dog Maximum.

ROOM DESCRIPTIONS

* Front Patio: Moonridge Cabin has 2 patios. The front patio features an outdoor dining table for 4, porch swing, & BBQ grill.

* Living Room: Open-concept living room with entry bench, TV with Roku, sitting area with sofa, & a floor-to-ceiling rock (wood burning) fireplace.

* Kitchen: Open-concept kitchen with breakfast bar seating for 2, gas range, toaster, microwave, coffee maker, dishwasher, & refrigerator.

* Dining Area: Open-concept dining area adjacent to the kitchen with dining table for 4-6 & entrance to back patio.

* Bedroom #1 (Master Bedroom): Master bedroom with 1 king bed, dresser, TV with Roku, closet, & en-suite bathroom.

* Bathroom #1 (Master Bathroom): Full en-suite master bathroom with a shower & jetted bath tub.

* Laundry Room: Laundry room next to the master bedroom (Bedroom #1) with entrance to backyard and full size washer & dryer.

* Bedroom #2: Bedroom with 1 queen bed, dresser, desk, TV with Roku, 1 bunk bed (2 twin beds), ceiling fan, closet, & beautiful views of the golf course. The bunk beds each have a maximum weight of 185 lbs.

* Bathroom #2: Full bathroom next to the living room with hairdryer, shower, & bath tub.

* Back Patio: Moonridge Cabin has 2 patios. The back patio features a fully fenced backyard complete with firepit, outdoor seating, & hot tub

RECORDING DEVICE/ CAMERA DISCLOSURE: We have ONE (1) active doorbell (Ring) camera facing the entrance and the driveway. It is active 24/7 and records both sound and video for 30 seconds upon motion. It is on 24/7 during your stayTampering with, covering or disabling this device is a $250 fine.

We also have a Minut decibel meter outside on the back deck. Minut is 100% privacy compliant- and cannot record conversations- it only reports noise levels so we have proof in case neighbors or Code Enforcement makes a complaint.

Big Bear Lake License Number: VRR-2025-2265

Other things to note
The city of Big Bear Lake has a "Good Neighbor" policy that all renters must sign and agree to when they visit. Here is the text from the official brochure:

"GOOD NEIGHBOR GUIDE: We are excited to share our beautiful 4 season community with you. While visiting Big Bear Lake and the surrounding Valley, we ask that you respect and care for the mountain and its residents. This guide provides resources to achieve that, be it snow, fire safety, vacation rentals, or wildlife. For a more harmonious relationship with Big Bear Lake and the Valley, the city of Big Bear Lake asks you to please review and follow these guidelines. We appreciate you. Welcome and thank you for choosing to vacation in Big Bear Lake, Southern California’s premier 4 season resort community!

GOOD NEIGHBOR POLICIES: Welcome and thank you for choosing to vacation in Big Bear Lake, Southern California’s premier 4 season resort community! We are pleased to welcome over 1.2 million visitors per year to our beautiful community. Whether you are here to enjoy the abundant natural features and amenities found in our surrounding forest or looking for some rest and relaxation in our quiet and tranquil residential neighborhoods, we trust your experience will be world-class. While enjoying your time in our mountain community, we’d like to remind you of some important community expectations for guests staying in our residential neighborhoods. We also want to provide some tips that will make your stay more enjoyable and help you vacation like a local. We want you, your family, and friends to have an amazing vacation while still being respectful and considerate to the neighbors around you.

EXPECTATIONS FOR GUEST BEHAVIOR: Sound carries differently at higher elevation than it does on flat land at sea level, due to higher elevations and varying topography. Sound in the mountains can carry for miles. A normal private conversation on a deck can be heard from many houses away. Amplified music can be heard a mile or more away from the speaker.

BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR: A big part of Big Bear Lake’s charm is the friendly and helpful residents. If you are fortunate enough to be staying at a home near a full-time resident and see them on their deck or in their yard, introduce yourself! Many of our residents enjoy meeting visitors and providing tips on activities and restaurants.

VISIT LIKE A LOCAL: If you extend your visit beyond the weekend, you will see the large amounts of litter and trash left behind by visitors. Here are some tips to help you and your family preserve our natural playground for the next generation.

LEAVE NO TRACE: Simply put, whatever you take into the forest, bring back out including broken sleds.

DON'T LITTER: There are dumpsters located at all trail-heads and picnic areas. If a bin is full, find another. Animals will tear bags open and spread trash throughout the forest.

KEEP OUR COMMUNITY PET-FRIENDLY: Please remember to keep your dog leashed and always bag your pet’s waste, placing it in a dumpster. Leaving your pet’s waste in a bag on the side of a trail is littering.

KEEP THE PEACE: If you are going to listen to music while hiking or enjoying the lake, use headphones instead of a bluetooth speaker.

RESIDENTIAL FIRE PIT & BBQ: Open fire pit permits are not permissible at short term rental properties. Gas / propane, charcoal, and wood pellet barbecues are permissible with proper briquette disposal.

DO NOT EXCEED THE STATED OCCUPANCY: Do not exceed the stated occupancy at any time during your stay, including temporary visitors. NO PARTIES ALLOWED.

DO NOT EXCEED THE VEHICLE LIMIT: The maximum number of vehicles permitted to be at the property at any time, including temporary visitors, is on the exterior sign.

NO PARKING IN STREET OR YARD: Parking is only permitted in the driveway, designated parking spaces, and garage. This includes trailers and recreational vehicles.

NO MUSIC OR OTHER SOUND AMPLIFICATION 24/7: Amplified sound and music is not permitted to be heard beyond the property line 24/7. Sound amplification is permitted indoors, as long as the sound cannot be heard from neighboring properties. Close your windows and doors to avoid noise carrying beyond the property line.

QUIET HOURS BETWEEN 10 PM TO 7 AM: Noisy indoor and outdoor activity, including use of the spa / pool, is strictly prohibited after 10 PM and before 7 AM. Remember to close your windows and doors to avoid noise carrying beyond the property line.

RESPECTFUL PET MANAGEMENT: Be courteous to the neighbors. If your dog is prone to excessive barking, take them with you when you leave your rental. When in public, please make sure your dog is leashed and under control at all times. You will find that Big Bear Lake is very dog friendly!

TAKE TRASH TO CLEAN BEAR SITES: All trash need to be taken to one of the city’s local trash sites (visitors will be asked to show proof eligibility, such as a rental contract), or trash must be placed in a Big Bear Disposal issued trash receptacle located on the property. Do not store trash outside. Clean bear site trash locations are 41970 Garstin Drive and 39690 Big Bear Boulevard.

CONSEQUENCES: Unfortunately, a few of our guests refuse to extend common courtesy and neighborly behavior toward the guests and residents around them. For those guests who have come to party and disrupt the peace and tranquility of the neighborhoods, there are costly and severe consequences.

CONSEQUENCES - FINES: The minimum fine for violating the rules stated previously is $500 per violation. The second offense is $1,000 and third is $1,500.

Registration Details
2025-2265