Whether this will be your first time in Green Valley Lake or one of many visits, it's without a doubt that you'll continue to fall in love with this small mountain town. Our cabin, The Wanderlust Retreat, was built in 1969 and we did our best to keep the original rustic charm for that true cabin feel. Our 2 story cabin with 2 bedrooms and one and half baths is located on a paved road, with 2 car parking and comfortably accommodates seven people. It's truly a perfect getaway for families and friends.
Inside you’ll find a comfortable living room where you can start up a fire in the wood burning fireplace. The TV is set up with a fire-stick so you can enjoy your favorite streaming apps. You'll find an assortment of board games, cards, puzzles and an array of books to borrow during your stay. We made sure to fully stock the kitchen with everything you'll need to prepare your meals and enjoy on the spacious dining table. To start off your mornings, you'll find coffee and tea in the kitchen pantry. Enjoy the unfenced backyard and get ready to snap some pictures of the biggest bushy tail squirrels! Located mid-way between Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear, Green Valley Lake is the perfect place to truly feel above the clouds.
PETS: We will consider 1 dog only on a case-by-case basis with a $50 pet fee. Please do not leave dogs unattended/unsupervised.
TRASH REMOVAL: Trash is picked up Monday mornings, so please place the trash cans on the curb before you leave.
SMOKE-FREE ZONE: Our cabin maintains a smoke-free environment to ensure the comfort and well-being of all guests.
CELL COVERAGE: Cell phone reception may be limited, with Verizon working best. Feel free to login to our WiFi.
WEATHER: Weather is tricky, especially when it comes with storms, rain, wind and snow. During the winter months, you will be required to carry chains. Please ensure to check CalTrans for road closures and driving restrictions. No refunds due to weather.
SNOW TIPS: Make sure your brakes, windshield wipers, defroster, heater and exhaust system are in top condition and fill your gas tank before entering chain control areas.
Check your antifreeze and be ready for colder temperatures.
Check your tires. Make sure they are properly inflated and the tread is in good condition. A minimum tread depth of 6/32” is recommended for driving in snow.
Always carry chains and make sure they are the proper size for your tires and are in working order. Practice installing chains before you encounter snowy highway conditions.
It is also a good idea to take along water, food, warm blankets and extra clothing for unanticipated travel delays.
During winter months, motorists may encounter chain controls in mountain areas.
BEARS, BOBCATS AND OTHER WILDLIFE OH MY: The cabin is surrounded by the National Forest so do not leave food unattended outside.
POWER-OUTAGES: At times, the power may go out in Green Valley Lake to prevent fires. We have placed flashlights and lanterns for your use. No refunds due to power outages.
SNOW PLOW: If arriving during the winter season, we’ll ensure the drive way is plowed but you’ll be responsible for removing snow from the steps and front door, and any snow from the driveway once your stay has begun.
VIDEO SURVEILANCE: For security and safety, the cabin has a Ring-Doorbell. *Please note, nearest restaurants are within a 10 minute drive on State Highway 18.
