Welcome to Lake Arrowhead
Exclusive and picturesque lakefront community
Lake Arrowhead is a census-designated community located in the mountains of San Bernadino County, surrounded on all sides by the San Bernadino National Forest. At its heart is the eponymous reservoir Lake Arrowhead. This exclusive and private community boasts some of the most picturesque views in the area. The lake, surrounded by lush green mountains and tall pines, is the centerpiece of the community and offers a variety of recreational activities such as swimming, boating, fishing, and hiking.
The region was originally known as Little Bear Lake until the 1920s when a group of businessmen from Los Angeles moved to the area and renamed it. This majestic region is also known as the Alps of Southern California, for it is reminiscent of the exclusive and upscale Alps Mountains that span Europe. This stunning region is also known for its seasonal weather, allowing the residents to experience the joy of all four seasons yearly.
What to Love
- Stunning mountain region with a man-made lake
- Home to excellent restaurants like Stone Creek Bistro
- Several hiking trails to explore the splendid nature of the region
Local Lifestyle
The local lifestyle of Lake Arrowhead is active and luxurious. The area surrounding the lake is a mix of beautiful natural scenery and well-maintained neighborhoods. The picturesque community is home to high-end homes and amenities, providing a luxurious and upscale living experience. Many residents take advantage of the lake's facilities, spending their free time outdoors.
The community is exclusive and affluent, with a strong sense of community. The local lifestyle in Lake Arrowhead is centered around enjoying the natural beauty of the area and the exclusive atmosphere of the neighborhood while also valuing community and tradition. It caters to those who appreciate luxury and offers a chance to indulge in outdoor activities while enjoying high-end amenities and services.
Dining, Entertainment, & Shopping
Lake Arrowhead is home to a diverse range of dining, entertainment, and shopping options. For unique and delicious pizza, residents love LouEddies Pizza. The decor of this restaurant fits in perfectly with the mountain vibes of the town, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Stone Creek Bistro is an intimate eatery that serves American and French-inspired cuisine. The farm-to-fork food is a favorite of locals, and the menu changes daily, so it is always exciting.
On the shores of Lake Arrowhead is the Lake Arrowhead Brewing Company. This brewery serves delicious and unique brews and encourages patrons to bring food from one of the local restaurants nearby to enjoy their time. A spot to peruse an eclectic collection of alcoholic beverages is Littlebear Bottleshop.
The quaint eatery The Grill at Antlers Inn is another favorite of residents of this little town. This restaurant serves various food, including American comfort food and Italian classics like pasta. There are plenty of shopping options at Lake Arrowhead. Locals love Jeannine's Home Furnishings, Gifts & Accessories for unique interior decor. This store is housed in a charming cottage.
Things to Do
Lake Arrowhead is known for its exceptional outdoor experiences. A favorite activity is boating on Lake Arrowhead. There are locations to dock private boats and businesses that offer sailing lessons. Also held at the lake every year is the Lake Arrowhead Fourth of July Fireworks. The stunning display of grand fireworks reflects off the water, creating a memorable moment for all.
Burnt Mills Beach Club is an exclusive member-only private beach. During the summer, the beach is staffed with attendants to help make everyone’s visit better. There are other venues for those who love being active, such as SkyPark at Santa’s Village. This Christmas-themed park allows people to bike, zipline, and climb. At the nearby hiking area, The Pinnacles Trail, there is an opportunity for rock climbing adventures. Lake Arrowhead is also a quick drive away from skiing at Snow Valley Mountain Resort.
