Boulder Bay Park
About Boulder Bay Park
The crown jewel of Boulder Bay Park is undoubtedly its breathtaking location right by the lake. Towering granite boulders rise from the water's edge, creating a picture-perfect backdrop for your day. Whether you're seeking a peaceful picnic spot, a playful afternoon with your furry friend, or simply a scenic escape, this park offers something for everyone. Here's what you need to know:
Where is Boulder Bay Park located?
Reaching Boulder Bay Park is simple and convenient. Located just off Big Bear Blvd, it’s easily accessible from anywhere in town. If you're arriving via Highway 18/330, keep an eye out for park signs—it’s one of the first scenic spots you’ll encounter.
- Location: Off Big Bear Blvd, east of the Village.
- Parking: Free parking is available (approximately 20 spaces).
What's there to do at Boulder Bay Park?
Boulder Bay Park in Big Bear Lake is a scenic gem nestled in the Boulder Bay area, offering stunning views of the lake and its namesake boulders. With a gravel walking path that winds through the park, it’s a perfect spot for a peaceful stroll or walking your dog. The park features two covered pavilions with grills and picnic tables, making it ideal for family gatherings or a lakeside lunch. Clean restrooms and convenient poop bag stations add to the comfort. Whether you’re looking to relax by the water, enjoy a picnic, or take in the natural beauty, Boulder Bay Park is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Big Bear.
- Walking Path: A short gravel path perfect for relaxed walks or dog walking (pet waste bins available).
- Lake Views: Stunning panoramic views of Big Bear Lake framed by impressive boulders.
- Picnic Area: A covered gazebo with multiple picnic tables for outdoor dining.
- Restrooms: Clean and accessible facilities for convenience.
Parking at Boulder Bay Park
Boulder Bay Park is a very popular destination, especially on holiday weekends and during the spring, summer, and fall seasons when the weather is perfect for enjoying the outdoors. Because of its beautiful setting and easy lake access, it attracts both locals and visitors alike. The park does have a small parking lot, but spaces fill up quickly during busy times. There is no street parking allowed nearby, so it’s important to plan ahead—arrive early to grab a spot or be prepared to wait for one to open up.
