Boulder Bay Park

+1 909-866-5831

39080 Big Bear Blvd, Big Bear Lake, CA 92315 United States of America

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39080 Big Bear Blvd, Big Bear Lake, CA 92315 United States of America
+1 909-866-5831
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+1 909-866-5831
+1 909-866-5831

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A very nice park, very clean. Probably a good place for a picnic. Decent but not the best view of the lake. Parking was easy. There were bathrooms here. There was a nice wooden bear statue to take a picture with. There was a path leading down to the lake so you had access to the water.

It's very beautiful here. Great for a picnic or family walk. Lots of places for photo ops. Normally, you could swim here, but the water is sadly much too receded right now. There's benches and picnic tables and restrooms.

Majestic rock formation that dazzle the mind . clean and beautiful . fresh air and cool lake breeze make up for the lack of shade. The receding lake due to the drought change the look of the park. It still desirable by rock climbers to enjoy .

Been to this park in the past but there was much more water then. Water has receded due to drought.

Nonetheless the park grounds are maintained nicely with plenty of space to relax and enjoy the view of boulder park.

Photos below are of me standing part of the lake where there was once water and views from the boulders.

This is a lovely park next to Big Bear Lake that we spent about half an hour at on our way to an Airbnb further into Big Bear. There’s a long green patch of grass for kids to run around and stretch their legs. There are also relatively clean restrooms. You can rent kayaks nearby to go down the dock on the lake. Note that the ramp down to the dock is a bit slippery, and there are large gaps in the railing that kids can easily fall through into the water, so keep an eye on your little ones.

This place is beautiful! The air is fresh and crisp. It's a nice getaway from LA, without taking too much time to get away from the big city. A refuge. So take some time out of the smog and enjoy a nice picnic in the mountains!

Very nice park though rather small. Biggest problem right now is the fact that the water is so low there's not much left in the little Bay. Hopefully that will turn around soon. Also parking is limited so best to get there early or late. Kayaks can be rented next door and wheeled over to the Sandy Beach for lunch which is nice.

We've always stopped at this park when ever we came up to Big Bear. It's so sad to see what the drought has done to the lake. The water level was so low, that we were able to walk over to the boulders and actually see the other side.

That being said, the park is a great spot to have a picnic or stop to see the view.

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