Holloway's Marina & RV Park — Big Bear Lake, California

Our story

It started with
a nurseryman
from Corona

Charles Holloway loved to fish, so in 1914 he hauled boat parts up the old Clark Grade to assemble them in Big Bear Lake — and someone asked to rent one before he even got it in the water.

Charles knew he was onto something. He built a camp with 16 cabins, 30 rental boats, a general store and a barbershop.

In 1971, two couples — Marge and Don Hafen, and Betty and Bruce Turner — bought the property from the Moores, ending a 57-year era, and expanded with three more acres a few years later.

Loren Hafen runs the family business today with his brother and cousins. Holloway's has been one of the leading businesses in Big Bear Lake since 1914, and still serves the community and guests from around the world.

On the water

Pick your day on the lake

A Holloway's Marina pontoon boat with guests aboard on Big Bear Lake

Pontoon rentals

From

$99 (+ gas & tax)

You drive yourself — dockhands help you out and back in
Shade option on every boat
Fishing and pets on the standard pontoons
Luxury upgrades available

Charter fishing

Guided on the lake

Big Bear Charter Fishing

Fishing licences and tackle at the store
Rods, reels and bait on hand
Call the office to book a trip

The Pirate Ship

Tickets from

$49 per person

Cruise through Big Bear Lake
Private charters available
Sunset runs across the water

The RV park

Large, level sites — and a lake view

We're located right on the water of Big Bear Lake in Metcalf Bay. The view is terrific and the neighborhood is quiet and friendly. With over 100 sites, you're always welcome here — and you're directly next to the marina.

An Airstream and travel trailers among irises and pines at Holloway's RV Park

Vintage trailers parked along the lake shore at Holloway's RV Park

Rates

Starting at $73 per night. Two-night minimum on weekends, three on holiday weekends. Ask about group discounts and extended stays.

Hookups

Full hook-ups, picnic tables in designated areas, and limited trailer storage.

Facilities

Clean heated buildings, hot water, restrooms, metered showers, laundry room, propane and a dump station.

The store

Convenience store with groceries, supplies, ice, beer and soda — plus fishing licences and tackle.

For the family

Playground, horseshoe pits and basketball.

Evenings

A party patio, and beautiful sunsets.

Finding us

Off Highway 18, on the south side of the lake

About 3½ miles east of Big Bear Dam, or one mile west of Big Bear Village, is Edgemoor Road. You'll see a sign pointing to the marina and RV park — or you may notice the old Log Cabin restaurant on the same intersection.

Either way, turn north towards the lake and take Edgemoor Road less than half a mile. The entrance is on your left.

Come on out