Explore Big Bear in a 24' Keystone Hideout Travel Trailer
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Flexible – depends on your itinerary
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels since the activity involves traveling and relaxing in a trailer with optional outdoor excursions.
Overview
Discover Big Bear from the comfort of a 24' Keystone Hideout Travel Trailer. Rent this spacious bunkhouse trailer and enjoy a mobile outdoor adventure like no other.
24' Keystone Hideout Bunkhouse Travel Trailer With Slideout
From $612.68 For 2 Nights • 2-7 Nights
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About This Adventure
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Rates
From $612.68 For 2 Nights (including taxes and fees)
Subject to increased rates on Holidays
Duration
2-7 Nights
About
Completely remodeled in 2020 to feel more homey. large living area slideout, New 100w solar & 6v batteries, Sleeps 4-8, queen front walk around bed, oversized dinette converts to double bed, double over double bunks in rear. outdoor kitchen, Gorgeous interior! 750/1500w heater/led fireplace, central vaccum, modern interior w rustic accents, Great family layout. full kitchen, full bath, AC/heater, two TVs, 42" LED TV, LED lighting throughout,
Free Delivery to the following parks:
-Halloways Marina & RV Park
-Pine Tree RV Park
-Lighthouse Marina & RV Park
-Big Bear Shores luxury RV park
-Anywhere in Big Bear lake, Big Bear City, Sugarloaf
Baldwin Lake, Erwin Lake, Boulder Bay, Seranno, Pine Knot.
Adventure Tips
Check Local Campground Regulations
Make sure your campground allows travel trailers and check any size or hook-up restrictions before arrival.
Plan for Limited Cell Service
Some areas around Big Bear have weak cell reception; download maps and offline guides beforehand.
Pack Layered Clothing
Temperatures can vary significantly from day to night, so bring layers to stay comfortable.
Water Supply Management
Manage fresh water usage carefully as RV tanks have limited capacity during your stay.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule Deer
- Steller’s Jay
History
Big Bear has a rich history rooted in the indigenous Serrano people and later, mountain trapping and mining in the 19th century.
Conservation
Local efforts focus on preserving forest health and potable water quality while promoting responsible outdoor recreation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Portable Camping Chairs
Relax outside your trailer comfortably while enjoying Big Bear’s scenic views.
summer specific
Thermal Blankets
Keep warm during chilly nights inside or outside the trailer.
fall specific
Portable Water Containers
Ensure an ample water supply for drinking and washing during your trip.
RV Leveling Blocks
Easily level your travel trailer on uneven campsite terrain.