BIG BEAR IN JULY IS THE PLACE TO BE!
Whether you are in the heat at the base of the mountain or enjoy cool days along the coast, Big Bear in July offers amazing alpine mountain weather to enjoy.
Big Bear Lake is open for boating and recreational activities on the water.
As far as Big Bear weather in July, the average high temperature is 80 degrees Fahrenheit while the average low temperate is 48 degrees Fahrenheit. The water temperature in the Lake is warming up but still a cool 68 degrees Fahrenheit.
TOP EVENTS HAPPENING IN BIG BEAR IN JULY
GLOW GOLF
Glow Golf dates for the 2023 summer season include June 30, July 1, August 18, August 19, September 1, and September 2.
The event begins with dinner and drinks at 7PM. Shotgun will start at 8PM, ending at approximately 10PM. 43092 Goldmine Drive Big Bear Lake
PLAY UNDER THE STARS 9-Hole Extravaganza with a Glow in the Dark Course and Balls. Bear Mountain Golf Course offers Glow Golf - a 9-hole extravaganza with a glow-in-the-dark course and balls on select days during the summer.
4TH OF JULY SPECTACULAR
Tuesday, July 4, 2023. Visible from the water, shoreline, and some trail vantage points. Starts between 8:45-9:15 PM, runs approximately 30-40 mins
The Fireworks Spectacular explodes over Big Bear Lake every July 4th and is FREE to spectators. Local radio station KBHR airs a musical accompaniment to the show on 93.3 FM and 102.5 FM.
PATRIOTIC CRAFTS
July 2 & 3, 2023. Board & Brush, 41440 Big Bear Blvd, 909-295-5775
Board and Brush is offering two patriotic crafting events at their Big Bear Lake location. Create a special take home project to get into the patriotic spirit.
ABOVE THE BOOM
Tuesday, July 4, 2023. Snow Summit, 880 Summit Blvd. 7 - 9 PM
Take your 4th of July to new heights at the Above the Boom fireworks viewing party featuring a Scenic Sky Chair ride, live DJ music, and panoramic views of Southern California’s largest 4th of July fireworks show.
INDEPENDENCE DAY FAIRE
Tuesday, July 4, 2023
Big Bear Lake Convention Center, 42900 Big Bear Blvd, 909-585-3000
Join in 4th of July fun with a Western twist during the Independence Day Faire at the Big Bear Lake Convention Center. Open 10 AM - 6 PM, anyone and everyone is invited and admission is FREE! Enjoy live music, family entertainment, market vendors, and great food and drinks.
FIREWORKS VIEWING PARTY AT BARREL 33
Come join us this Fourth of July on our back patio to watch the annual Big Bear firework show!
Let Barrel 33 in The Village host your 4th of July party! Enjoy shop specials, and games for the family, and see the Fireworks Spectacular from the back patio. Special business hours will extend to 10 PM or later and entry is free!
INTERNATIONAL RIDE MOUNTAINBIKE DAY
Support and participate in the annual “International Ride Mountain Bike Day”. Otherwise known as #RideMTBDay
Join us at Summit Bike Park on Wednesday, July 20, for the Ride MTB Day. Stop by the BBMR tent in the base area from 10AM-1PM to answer MTB safety trivia and complete the photo scavenger hunt for a chance to win a $25 gift card!
Traffic Plan for the City of Big Bear Lake
Please be advised that the City of Big Bear Lake implements a strict traffic plan at the conclusion of the fireworks show. The plan helps mitigate heavy traffic that is typical after the show and designed to keep you moving safely from your watch spot to your house.
From the Dam to Division Rd, only right-hand turns will be permitted onto Big Bear Blvd.
Thank you for your patience and understanding. We hope everyone has a safe and happy 4th of July!
Village Traffic Plan
Village Traffic Advisory
PERSONAL FIREWORKS ILLEGAL IN BIG BEAR VALLEY
From Big Bear Lake Fire Department:
Personal fireworks are illegal throughout Big Bear Valley, including “safe and sane” fireworks. In addition, all fireworks that explode, shoot into the air or move along the ground are termed dangerous and are illegal anywhere in California. If someone is seen using personal fireworks, call (909) 866-7566 or text (909) 731-4887 immediately. Report illegal fireworks.
From San Bernardino County Fire Protection District:
Possession of any type of fireworks, including “safe and sane” fireworks, is against the law in any unincorporated area of San Bernardino County. In the event a fire occurs due to the unsafe use of fireworks, the responsible persons are likely to face criminal charges and be held liable for damages.
CAMPFIRES ARE PROHIBITED OUTSIDE DESIGNATED AREAS
San Bernardino National Forest prohibits campfires outside of agency-provided fire rings at designated sites. Remember that regulations governing campfires are specific to each National Forest. Campfires may only be started within:
- Developed Campgrounds (i.e. Serrano, Holcomb Valley, etc.)
- Yellow Post Sites with a provided fire ring
It is illegal to build a fire while camping remotely or outside of the ababove-mentionedreas. Additional restrictions will be implemented as fire danger increases, always check with the local Ranger Station before heading out to your site. A citation for violating fire restrictions prompts a mandatory court appearance. It is a federal offense punishable as a Class B misdemeanor, by a fine of not more than $5,000 for an individual or $10,000 for an organization, or imprisonment for not more than six (6) months or both.