Getaway Big Bear

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Getaway offers simple escapes to tiny cabins nestled in nature, just a few hours outside of major cities. Our cabins allow meaningful disconnection, so you can recharge and...

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About Getaway Big Bear

A tiny cabin nestled in nature is waiting for you. Our first California Outpost is now open.

A Handcrafted Hideaway

Enjoy your tiny spot in nature - our collection of 40 cabins is spread across 57 acres. The cabins are scattered throughout our Outpost, but you'll be near your neighbors.

Unplug, Refresh

Lock away your phone, connect with loved ones, and enjoy nature. You'll have everything you need so you can truly relax.

Build a Fire

Light a fire and roast s'mores. Cook your meals over an open flame. Each cabin includes a fire pit, grilling grate, and picnic table and chairs. There's firewood and firestarters for purchase to heat things up.

Pack Light

Each cabin has one or two queen beds, fresh linens and pillows, a shower, bath products, an electric toilet, a heater, and a mini-kitchen, stocked with some basic provisions for purchase.

Dog Getaways

Give your dog a break from the city sidewalks and smells, and treat them to trails and walks in the great outdoors. Our cabins are dog-friendly, so bring your pup along for a small fee.

All of Our Cabins Include:

Cellphone Lockbox
Queen Bed(s)
Hot Shower
Shampoo + Conditioner
AC and Heat
Two-Burner Stove
Sink and Drinking Water
Salt, Pepper, Olive Oil
Private Toilet
Provisions for Sale
Chairs + Picnic Tables
Campfire grill grate

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3.3

1.2 mi

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Summit Mt. San Bernardino from Angelus Oaks

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Castle Rock Trail at Big Bear Lake

Fawnskin, California

4.5

2.7 mi / 719 ft gain

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Deep Creek Hot Springs via Bradford Ridge

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4.0

4.75 mi / 1335 ft gain

Located in the San Bernardino National Forest and part of the Pacific Crest Trail, the Deep Creek Hot Springs are a relaxing site for those of us without access to a Jacuzzi. There are at least 4 pools of hot (not just warm) water that you can soak in with your fellow neighbor (who may or may not be wearing clothing). In case you didn't catch that, this is a clothing optional site. It should al...

Grays Peak Trail

Fawnskin, California

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6.95 mi / 1293 ft gain

This is a fairly easy mountain peak to climb. The trailhead is easily accessible right off of Hwy 38 by the town of Fawnskin. There is a large National Forest sign noting the parking area to Grays Peak Trail. Note that parking in this lot requires either a day pass or a California Adventure pass (either are easily obtainable from the nearby Big Bear Discovery Center). The trail is 3.5 miles...

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6.1 mi / 1200 ft gain

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