Family Owned Campground located on the beautiful north shore of Big Bear Lake. There is a general store on property, as well as, stand up paddle board, kayak and bike rentals. Every space is full hook ups with a campfire ring and a picnic table. There are plenty of bike trails and hiking trails close by to enjoy, or you can rent a boat to take out on the lake.
Pet friendly
Picnic Table
Power Service
Wi Fi
Water Hookup
Waterfront
Fire Pit
Sewer Hookup
5 reviews
Lighthouse Resort & Marina offers a great location for relaxation, with friendly staff and clean facilities. Guests enjoy amenities like a small store, bike rentals, and recreational activities for families. However, some find the RV spots cramped and the security measures excessive, questioning the value given the price.
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4.4
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August 25, 2025 Google Maps
Great location (layback area), price, service, clean restrooms. This pace is for those looking for a relaxing place. The people there are very friendly, nice and welcoming. They have a small store and a bike rental area, volleyball court, a small park for small dogs and access to the lake as well.
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July 24, 2025 Google Maps
Was a amazing campground for the family! Kids loved the basketball hoop and crate full of bats, Frisbees, and balls. Store had all kinds of last minute stuff we forgot. Staff was super helpful and kind. We'll definitely be going back!
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July 5, 2024 Google Maps
I rate RV parks as they compare to others I have stayed at.
The staff at the park are really nice. They are on the water. And that is it for the positives.
They use every inch of space in the park to create a spot. The full time sites are a fair size. But the overnight spots are not. We had to maneuver our RV just to be able to put the slides out. We definitely couldn't put any of our awnings out because we were sandwiched between trees.
They lock it up like Fort Knox. You need a code to get in/out of the park. And that is fine. But then needing a code to use the restrooms & showers is getting carried away.
They have a little store that carries some basic stuff. They have a basketball hoop up right in the middle of the road by the entrance. And they do rent bikes and paddle boats.
I guess it would have been an easier pill to swallow if the rate wasn't $100/ night! Parks that charge that much are usually filled with amenities.
Would I stay here again.... nooo.
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July 29, 2021 Google Maps
Had an amazing time, park was right next to the lake and had a beautiful view from my site. The staff was very nice and helpful. The Alpine pedal trail is adjacent to the park as well as the Serrano campground where most of my friends stayed. I would definitely come her again. The facilities were nice and well kept.
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August 10, 2020 Google Maps
Very cool place! Friendly staff, great spots to camp and stay. It is a weird mix of people who stay long term and regular campers, but everyone has been super friendly. Bathrooms and showers are available, access to the lake and a dock, and rentals! It's super convenient and easy! The store here is well stocked and has great hours.
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40545 North Shore Lane, Big Bear, CA 92314 United States
Elevation: 2,068 ft
The campground is on North Shore Lane. State Route 18 (CA-18) is near and State Route 38 (CA-38) is a short drive away.
The closest entrance is: West Entrance Station
Approximate drive: 48.2 mi · over 1 hr (83 min)
Last updated: October 8, 2026
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Nearby city: Yucaipa, CA
Approx. 17 mi away (straight-line distance)
Elevation: 6,834 ft
Best Season: Summer, Fall
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