Summary:
Highland Cedar Cabin is a newly renovated Big Bear retreat with a private hot tub, stone fireplace, and stylish modern interiors — just over a mile from The Village. Three bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and a fully fenced backyard sleep up to 5 guests in comfort. All-new stainless kitchen, exposed beam ceilings, and an enclosed back deck made for soaking after ski days or hikes. RV and trailer-friendly parking. This one is built for quality time.
The Space:
This is the layout of the house:
Highland Cedar Cabin is a fully renovated, upscale mountain home that delivers modern comfort without losing its Big Bear soul. Exposed beams, a stone fireplace, all-new finishes, and a private hot tub on an enclosed back deck — it's the kind of place guests book again.
First Floor
Beautifully renovated living room with stone fireplace, exposed wood beams, and comfortable seating — the natural gathering spot for the group
A piano adds a unique, charming touch to the living space
Modern kitchen with all-new stainless steel appliances: refrigerator, stove, oven, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker, toaster, wine glasses, and all the cookware and dishes you need
Dining table for the whole group
Bedroom 1 — queen bed
Full bathroom
Second Floor
Two bedrooms with a bright, airy A-frame vaulted ceiling feel and exposed beams
Bedroom 2 — double bed
Bedroom 3 — queen bed
Half bathroom in the master bedroom
Outdoors
Private hot tub on the enclosed back deck — soak after a ski day, a hike, or nothing at all (quiet hours 10 PM–7 AM per city ordinance)
New deck with patio cover — enjoy the outdoors rain or shine
Fully fenced backyard — private, peaceful, great for relaxing
Propane BBQ grill for outdoor cookouts
Front driveway with parking for 3 vehicles — spacious enough for an RV or boat trailer
Laundry Full stacked washer and dryer on-site.
The Neighborhood:
Highland Cedar Cabin is tucked into a quiet, tree-lined residential pocket on Highland Road — one of Big Bear Lake's most accessible and well-established streets. The neighborhood feels genuinely local: mature pines, clean mountain air, relaxed pace, and neighbors who take pride in the area. There's no tourist noise here — just the kind of stillness that reminds you why you made the drive up.
Despite the quiet, everything is close. Snow Play is a half-mile away, The Village is just over a mile, and the marina and ski slopes are all within a few minutes by car. You're positioned to do as much or as little as you want without ever feeling remote.
Getting Around:
Big Bear Snow Play: ~0.5 miles / 2 min
Stater Bros. / Vons Grocery: ~2.0 miles / 4 min
Big Bear Village (shops, dining, bars): ~1.1 miles / 3–5 min
Big Bear Lake & marinas: ~1.5 miles / 4 min
Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain: ~1.0 mile / 3 min
Snow Summit Ski Resort: ~1.5 miles / 5 min
Bear Mountain Ski Resort: ~5.0 miles / 12 min
Big Bear Alpine Zoo: ~4.5 miles / 10 min
Big Bear Discovery Center: ~7.0 miles / 15 min
Big Bear Urgent Care: ~2.0 miles / 5 min
CVS Pharmacy: ~1.5 miles / 4 min
Getting Here
Snow chains or AWD/4WD may be required November–April. Check road conditions before heading up.
Other Things to Note:
Hot tub outdoor use is restricted to 7 AM–10 PM per Big Bear city ordinance
No pets allowed
No smoking, vaping, or candles inside the cabin
Mountain elevation (7,000 ft) — weather changes quickly; carry chains November–April
Trash: no curbside pickup — guests take trash to local Clean Bear disposal sites (addresses provided after booking)
Wildlife is common — keep doors closed and food stored properly
Family-friendly but not childproofed — please supervise children at all times