Beautiful Day...trout were biting...brought home a few for a delicious dinner...highly recommendread more

What a beautiful lake with plenty of access and pathways there's even benches to sit on. I saw a…read morecouple people out on the lake in a paddle boat Everybody seem to be enjoying themselves

Camping is GREAT, very clean, lots of space and shade. Rangers and employees very happy and…read morefriendly, unlike Perris Lake. Perris Lake is like camping in a parking lot. Silverwood lake is very nice and lots of great fishing. The LAKE IS EASY TO GET ON AND OFF. The lake has nice DOCKS and Slips to can rent. Unlike PERRIS LAKE. PERRIS LAKE HAS NO SLIPS TO RENT. IF you are looking for a great time and fun go to Silverwood Lake NOT Perris Lake.

The park is clean and it's nice but... There are a gazillion flies per person. It feels like. Even…read moremy dog was pissed off about the flies.

The grounds were lovely and clean. The staff was friendly and helpful. I was concerned that the…read morecabins were too primitive, but the bunks are reasonably comfortable and the cabins did not get cold at night. There is electricity available inside and the bathrooms have 2 stalls and a shower. There is also a large cabinet to store small items. I was also concerned about the food because of prior reviews (burned hamburgers and cold cuts). It was 100% not true! Both mornings we had hot eggs and potatoes. One morning included sausage. There was a nice assortment of yogurt, fresh fruit and oatmeal with lots of extra toppings, along with nice pastries. Lunches were also quite nice and included hot entrees, salad and goodies. Dinners were hot meats, baked potatoes with lots of toppings to choose and cooked vegetables. I was more than satisfied with the amount and quality of the food. Even though our party arrived a little late on the first night, there was parking available near our cabin. Lots of varied activities were also available for all ages and abilities. Our group is looking forward to going again.

I have been coming to Thousand Pines since 1988 and it is my favorite Christian camp…read more The staff and the facilities are top notch- everyone is so accommodating and friendly. The food is great, and the location is perfect- only 25 minutes up the mountain to Crestline- Highly recommended!

It was a cool idea but, the timing wasn't perfect. We decided to go out for the evening and visit…read moreBig Bear in late January. It's the thought and laughter that counts.

I had no expectations of this place prior to showing up, but overall if you're looking for a snow…read moretubing place for your kids, this could be a good place. We came on a weekday a few days before Christmas and it was still fairly open. There were plenty of different size tubes and they seemed to be in OK shape. My 6 year old had no problem going up the stairs and coming down himself. They have staff at the bottom yelling at your if you get too close to the tubers or if you don't move fast enough to get out of the way. Bring cash! The line for the ATM was long and I heard it's slow. One hour was more than enough for my kid

Came out from OC as we heard great things about this hike and the hot springs we could get into…read more They do charge $10 per person for parking depending on how many people are in your car. The hike down is beautiful with wide desert views. Just remember: going back up is a workout. Bring plenty of water and be ready for sun. The hot springs themselves are awesome--several warm pools and the cold creek right next to them. It can get busy, but still really relaxing. Overall, a great adventure spot if you're up for a tougher hike. Would definitely go again.

Clean, beautifully maintained. There's a fire pit by each camp site, and except for the ones for…read morebig groups, lots of space for privacy. The hike back from the hot springs is no joke, especially on a hot day if it gets to 80s. It is nonstop uphill for about 1.5 to 2 hours depending on your speed. Still gorgeous.

We went for a hike yesterday and Bonita Falls was 22 minutes drive. The location was in Lytle Creek…read morein San Bernardino National Forest. The weather was great. We parked in the designated area. It was around 2.8 miles round trip . Make sure bring water, sunscreen, good hiking shoes and hiking stick. The trail was very rocky and steep going to the waterfalls. The running stream was amazing. Water was cold but soothing to listen to the sound of the water. The waterfall was high , great to take pictures and can get to the waterfalls area. There were people doing rock climbing too. Great adventure.

Doable trail. My kids were able to do it but there are a few tricky spots. Lots of rocks and some…read morepretty steep boulders to climb. Worth it though. Just ignore all the graffiti. That was the only downfall. Lots and lots of graffiti everywhere you look

I grew up in San Diego and I've lived in LA for many years and a year after year I keep telling…read moremyself that I have to check this place out. For this most recent long three-day weekend in Lake Arrowhead we decided to finally give this place a try. We are two adults in our 30s with no kids. It is important to note that because honestly, this place is for children 10 and under. It is not for teens or adults. It is honestly pretty underwhelming if you are an adult, but it can be quite charming if you are a child. It is also $55 per person and $15 for parking which is a bit expensive, but I understand the inflated price due to the location and having to staff it. One thing about this place that is nice is they don't have a bunch of add-ons once you get inside, so you really do just pay one price unless you decide to get food as well. The other part of this park is specifically designed for people into mountain biking. They have six different trails ranging in difficulty from easy to difficult and about half of the visitors seemed to be doing that which we would go back specifically for. The activities for adults are pretty limited, so the main ones that we did were the bike in the air that goes around the rim of the property. This is the ride that you see in all the marketing and is the most popular. It was probably the most fun we had but it was honestly a bit scary once you get to the steepest point. It's about 50 feet above the ground so it would be quite a fall down. After that, we tried some archery and ax throwing which was surprisingly fun. After that, there was honestly nothing else that we could really do given our age and size so we headed out after that. This would be a great place to visit during December with children 10 and under because they do have Santa Claus and people in costumes and what not and each of the buildings is alpine themed and is very quaint. They also have a very large area that serves as a wedding location so I'm sure that is also another part of this place. There is a large free parking lot attached in front with EV charging available as well.

You have to fill out a waiver which is fine, but it is not mobile phone friendly…read more So we had to leave the line to go to two outdoor computers. They weren't very user friendly either. The workers were friendly and decent. The rides were fun for the kids. We went to Santa's Bar and Grill for lunch. It took an extremely long time to get our food, which was very poor quality.

We have recently moved up here from "down the hill" and are so grateful for the ability of being…read moreable to swim at such a clean and well organized public facility. What I have experienced at other public aquatic centers is that their staff is usually very rude and arrogant, especially the lifeguards, which is not the case at this facility. The staff was great and prices are very reasonable ($3 for kids/$4 for adults). The lockers were very clean and there was plenty of parking. Given that we have only been there a couple of times, I have experienced enough to be able to rate this place as 5 stars, especially considering that our kids really enjoy swimming here during public swimming sessions. From my understanding, they have swimming classes and other swimming events here, but we have not yet experienced them. Overall, a great place to beat the heat!

Why public swimming pool doesn't allow a child to have floaters, like so what is the reason? It is…read moresafety reason?