RV rental Big Bear Lake, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Although Big Bear Lake can be enjoyed at any time of the year, the winter and summer months are by far the best time to enjoy the myriad of activities that the lake has to offer. When you rent a camper at Big Bear Lake during the summer, it is possible to enjoy many different watersports. With over 7-miles of the lake to enjoy, there is room for everybody to try a spot of kayaking, canoeing, jet skiing or parasailing. For those that have bought their own boat with them, launch it on to the lake using one of the public launch boat areas. Alternatively, rent a vessel from the parks marina for either half-day, full-day or multi-day use. While out on the water, why not try your hand at fishing for some of the lakes trout, bass or catfish. A modern addition to the lake is the Alpine Water Slide where visitors can pay a small fee for an exhilarating ride down the slide and into a heated pool! Any visitors that are motorhome camping in Big Bear Lake during the winter months should be ready to wrap up warm! Sitting at an altitude of over one mile, Big Bear Lake sees heavy snowfall as early as October and as late as April, making it the ideal environment for ice fishing, skiing, and snowboarding. Operating as a ski-town since 1925, a day spent skiing on either Snow Summit Mountain or Bear Mountain is by far the most popular activity. Alternatively, head down to the less populated Big Bear Lake for a spot of ice fishing. The ice is not monitored here, so do remember to take every safety precaution and check the thickness of the ice along the way! Hiking is an activity that can be enjoyed no matter what season you are camping with an RV near Big Bear Lake. With several different trails to choose from, all of the varying difficulty levels, visitors can opt for a trail that caters to their personal fitness. The Castle Rock Trail is one of the popular hikes to tackle. This 2.7-mile, easy-moderate trail sees steep elevation at the beginning but quickly plateaus to reward walkers with stunning panoramic views over Big Bear Lake and neighboring mountains.