Big Bear RV Rental: Spacious 24' Keystone Hideout Bunkhouse Travel Trailer for Family Adventures
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Flexible, based on your own itinerary
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; suitable for all levels as the RV itself provides accommodation and transport
Overview
Discover Big Bear’s wild charm with this spacious 24' Keystone Hideout Bunkhouse Travel Trailer rental—ideal for family adventures with modern amenities and free delivery to popular parks. Experience mountain life comfortably and conveniently.
24' Keystone Hideout Bunkhouse Travel Trailer
From $517.28 For 2 Nights • 2-7 Nights
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About This Adventure
Experience the ultimate family getaway with our spacious RV rental, accommodating 4-8 guests. Enjoy modern amenities like a full kitchen, AC, and LCD TV. With free delivery to popular parks around Big Bear, your adventure awaits in comfort and style. Book now for an unforgettable escape!
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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 solar!! Sleeps 4-8, queen front bed, dinette converts to double bed, single over double bunks in rear. Great family layout. full kitchen, full bath, AC/heater, LCD TV, USB's for charging.
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 Early
Big Bear is popular year-round; book your RV rental well in advance, especially for weekends and holidays.
Check Campsite Amenities
Confirm if your chosen campsite has hookups or facilities compatible with the RV’s needs.
Pack for Variable Weather
Mountain temperatures can change rapidly; bring layers to stay comfortable day and night.
Drive Carefully on Mountain Roads
The routes to some campgrounds include narrow, winding roads—drive cautiously, especially when towing.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Bald eagle
History
Big Bear was originally inhabited by the Serrano people and later became a popular mountain resort in the early 20th century.
Conservation
The Big Bear area prioritizes Leave No Trace principles, encouraging visitors to minimize their impact on local ecosystems and wildlife.
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Adventure Hotspots in Big Bear
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Layered Clothing
To adjust comfortably to Big Bear’s varying mountain weather.
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Cooking Supplies
Utilize the full kitchen inside for preparing meals during your stay.
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Mountain-Grade Cooler
Keeps perishables and drinks cold when exploring the outdoors in warmer months.
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Flashlight or Headlamp
Essential for nighttime activities around the campsite.
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