Fox, E.
2/26/2017
Perfect cabin for our little family of 3. We stayed here from 2/24-26/17. Booking was easy; everything was done online and communicating with Melia (the property owner) was a breeze. The...
Snuggle Bear Cabin
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42933 Fairy Ave
Big Bear City, CA 92314
History
Snuggle Bear Cabin was released on the rental market in 2012. With over 50 guest bookings this year and great reviews, Snuggle Bear has become known as the perfect cozy cabin for 2-3 people. The Cabin was built in 1966 near Bear Mountain Ski Resort and next the the National Forest of Big Bear Lake, CA. It's been upgraded to offer comfort, with keeping it's woodsy charm.
Specialties
Big Bear Lake, CA - Snuggle Bear Cabin is a year round vacation rental with a maximum occupancy of 3. It's a perfect get away for a couple, or a few friends who enjoy some quiet mountain time. Located at the base of Bear Mountain, just steps away from Mountain Biking Trails, Hiking Trails, across the street from the Golf Course and just minutes drive from the Lake and Village. Upscale Moonridge neighborhood, Snuggle Bear Cabin is the cutest cabin on the mountain! NO PET POLICY!
Reviews
4.515 reviewsJulia S.
1/6/2024
Melia left my kids stranded and wouldn't let them into the place. She said it was "regulations" because the booking was in my name. I suggested to her to give me a refund and let my adult son...
Angela O.
5/22/2015
Snuggle Bear Cabin...there are only positive things I can say about this deeply wonderful and relaxing cabin. What I noticed about the location of this cabin was that it was further away from the...
Emily J.
1/27/2021
I highly do not recommend staying at this cabin. The bed in this cabin is so uncomfortable you have to sleep on the pull out couch which is also uncomfortable. The heater does not work in cold...
Heather H.
12/30/2012
In my opinion, Snuggle Bear Cabin gets 4 stars (or 4 Gold Nuggets if you go by the Gold Rush Resorts rating) and made our little getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city a fabulous...
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