easy
Flexibile—from half-day to multi-day stays
Suitable for a wide range of fitness levels; no strenuous activity required unless hiking nearby
Discover restful lakeside lodging at Big Cove Resort in Chester, California. Lakeview’s spacious accommodations and private boat slip put you on the doorstep of Northern California’s rugged lake and forest adventure.
Up to 8 People • 4+ Nights
Experience a serene lakeside retreat in this charming 3-bedroom modular house, perfect for up to 8 guests. Enjoy breathtaking lake views from spacious living areas and large windows. With a full kitchen, laundry facilities, and a boat slip included, this cozy getaway promises relaxation and adventure in a picturesque setting.
4+ Nights Please call our office if booking 8 or more nights.
Welcome to this charming 3-bedroom modular house boasting stunning lake views. This cozy retreat comfortably accommodates up to 8 guests with its 5 beds spread across the bedrooms. The house has a spacious living area, complete with basic amenities and large windows that showcase picturesque views of the tranquil lake. Whether you're unwinding indoors or soaking in the scenery outdoors, this modular house provides a delightful escape for your lakeside getaway.
Bedroom details:
Includes: laundry (washer+dryer), heating, full kitchen, linens and boat slip.
Check-in time: 4pm Check-out time on day of departure: 11am
All rentals are 4 night minimum. Nightly rate does not include plumas county occupancy tax. Rate is $330 per night plus $200 cleaning fee.
All rentals include a boat slip at our marina during the length of your stay.
No pets allowed.
Boat slips are limited—arriving early in the day ensures smooth launch and quiet waters.
Temperatures vary throughout the day, especially near Lake Almanor’s elevation; bring breathable, warm layers.
Lake Almanor is a popular fishing spot—check current local rules and licensing requirements before casting out.
Although the area is safe, it’s best practice to store personal items inside during outdoor excursions.
Lake Almanor was created in 1914 as a reservoir for hydroelectric power, shaping much of the local ecosystem and settlement patterns.
Local efforts focus on protecting water quality and maintaining habitat for native fish and bird species around the lake and adjoining forest.
Keeps you comfortable through cool mornings and warmer afternoons around the lake.
spring specific
Essential for anglers looking to catch bass or trout in Lake Almanor’s waters.
summer specific
Protects feet from wet trails and damp lake edges during cooler, wetter weather.
fall specific
Captures spectacular lake views and seasonal changes in the surrounding forest.