Explore Big Bear with the 24' Keystone Springdale Bunkhouse RV
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Varies by activity; set your own schedule
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels since you control your itinerary and pace when staying in the RV.
Overview
Discover the perfect blend of comfort and adventure with the 24' Keystone Springdale Bunkhouse RV in Big Bear, California. Enjoy the outdoors with all the conveniences of a cozy home on wheels.
24' Keystone Springdale Bunkhouse
From $517.28 For 2 Nights • 2-7 Nights • Sleeps 4-6
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About This Adventure
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Rates
From $517.28 For 2 Nights (including taxes and fees)
Subject to increased rates on Holidays
Duration
2-7 Nights
About
NEW 150w SOLAR!!! sleeps 4-6, front walkaround queen bed w new mattress, dinette converts to bed, two single bunk beds in rear, new smart TV, bring your dvd, game system or iPad, USB's for device charging, 45G fresh water capacity, new dual batteries, full kitchen, full bath.
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
Reserve Your Spot Early
Big Bear is popular year-round, so book your RV rental in advance to secure your preferred dates.
Pack Layered Clothing
Mountain weather can change quickly; bring layers to stay comfortable during cool mornings and warm afternoons.
Check RV Hookups Before Setting Up
Confirm availability of water, power, and sewage hookups at your chosen campsite for a hassle-free stay.
Bring Extra Water and Supplies
Remote spots near Big Bear Lake might have limited access to supplies; come prepared with essentials.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer are frequently seen in forested areas around Big Bear
- Bald eagles can sometimes be spotted near Big Bear Lake during winter months
History
Big Bear Lake has been a historic summer getaway since the late 19th century, originally attracting visitors by rail for its cool mountain climate.
Conservation
Efforts are in place to protect the San Bernardino National Forest ecosystem, encouraging campers and visitors to follow leave-no-trace principles.
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Adventure Hotspots in San Bernardino
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Portable GPS or Maps
Ensure easy navigation both on the road and exploring surrounding trails in Big Bear.
Layered Clothing
Adapt to fluctuating spring temperatures and occasional rain showers.
spring specific
Waterproof Boots
Keep your feet dry and comfortable when hiking on damp or leafy forest trails.
fall specific
Thermal Sleeping Bags
Stay warm during chilly nights when the temperature drops around Big Bear.
winter specific