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Pine Tree RV Park

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Pine Tree RV Park

Take a break from the hustle and bustle with a camping trip to dog-friendly Pine Tree RV Park in beautiful Big Bear Lake. Cozy campfires, restful nights under the stars, magnificent sunrises, and a peaceful atmosphere are just a few of the experiences you’ll enjoy during your stay.

Ideally located near the northeast corner of Big Bear Lake, Pine Tree RV Park is a short walk to the public boat launch, picnic area, and the Alpine Pedal Path, a paved bike/walking path. It’s also close to the Woodlands Interpretive Trail and the Discovery Center.

There are many beautiful hiking and mountain biking trails in the national forest within walking distance. Though it is located on the quiet, undeveloped side of Big Bear, Pine Tree RV Park is very close to shopping, restaurants, and ski resorts.

Located 3 miles East of Big Bear Lake Village. Cross the lake at Stanfield cutoff—750′ east of Stanfield on North Shore Drive.

A yellow dog and a brown dog stand next to each other on sand at the water’s edge. Blue water stretches in front of them, while behind, rows of houses climb gentle hills dotted with trees. The scene shows a typical Southern California shoreline beneath a bright, cloudless sky.

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