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Lake Arrowhead Repertory Theatre Company “Festival of the Arts”

  RE/MAX Lakeside Lake Arrowhead Real Estate 

                                                 The Lake Arrowhead Repertory Art Theater Company will be hosting Cabin Fever “Festival of the Arts” An evening of short plays, poems, music, stories, song & dance! This wonderful Event will be held at the Lake Gregory Cultural & Performing Arts Center, Located at 23955 Lake Dr. Crestline California. Crestline is an easy to reach mountain paradise and is home of Beautiful Lake Gregory.

• Performances take place March 26 thru 28 and April 1 thru 3 Evenings 7pm & matinees 2pm. Tickets: $15; students & seniors $12.

The Lake Arrowhead Repertory Art Theater Company is a great organization made up of Lake Arrowhead Area Locals. There mission is to establish and cultivate an ‘arts village’ that provides outstanding professional entertainment, cultural experiences and opportunities that entertain, enrich, inspire and educate. So far they have reached this goal since there grand opening in 2007.

For more information about The Lake Arrowhead Repertory Theatre Company classes in musical theater acting, improv or productions,

CLICK HERE

Or

CLICK HERE To see there full Calendar of Events.

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27169 State HWY 189 Suite 1

Lake Arrowhead CA,  Blue Jay Village 92352

(909)337-9999 office

(909)336-9307 fax

RE/MAX Lakeside Host’s the Lake Arrowhead Communities Chamber of Commerce January mixer.

Let’s mix and mingle! As members of The Lake Arrowhead Communities Chamber of Commerce, RE/MAX Lakeside is delighted to host the first mixer event of the year.This will be an evening of fun and lively conversation combined with great food and drinks. If you haven’t had a chance to stop by the new RE/MAX Lakeside office this is a perfect opportuniy. It is sure to be a wonderful chance to network and come together with your fellow Lake Arrowhead business community members, and a perfect opportunity to meet all of the members of the RE/MAX Lakeside team as we are growing all the time!

We are located at 27169 Suite1, HWY 189, Blue Jay Village CA, 92317. (909)337-9999.

Lake Arrowhead has a unique climate for Southern California as it has four distinct seasons.

In the summer it is about 20 degrees cooler than the Valley floor with summer highs generally in the 80′s.

In the winter, night time temperatures regularly dip below freezing but are usually above freezing by 9 A.M. with an average winter high in the 50′s. Average rainfall is 40 inches a year which is 3 to 4 times the typical rainfall in the Southern California area. Average snowfall is 80 inches a year starting in late November and ending in March.

Because of its central location in Southern California, day trips as well as overnight stays are easily accessible. There are enough attractions to keep you busy.

No matter how you wish to spend your vacation, on the go or luxuriating in the peace and quiet of our main attraction – the National Forest – Lake Arrowhead is ideal for everyone. The following is a list of our attractions.

Arrowhead Queen & Leroy’s Sports
Lake Arrowhead Village, Dockside,
P. O. Box 50 Lake Arrowhead, CA 92352
Phone: 909-336-6992

Children’s Forest/SBNFA
Located in the San Bernardino National Forest, Hwy. 18 Near Running Springs
P.O. Box 350 Skyforest, CA 92385
Phone: 909-867-5996 Fax: 909-337-1104

Lake Gregory – San Bernardino County Parks
Swimming, Boating, Fishing, Waterslides
24171 Lake Drive (P.O. Box 656), Crestline, CA 92325
Phone: (909) 338-2233 Fax: (909) 338-4590

Mountain Skies Astronomical Society/Astronomy Village
Starwatches, Science Center, Workshops
2001 Observatory Way – Hwy. 18, West of Rim High School, 92352
P. O. Box 1169 Lake Arrowhead, CA 92352
Phone: 909-336-1699 Fax: 909-336-4497

Rim Nordic/Green Valley Nordic Ski Area
Cross Country Skiing
P. O. Box 2990 Running Springs, CA 92382
Phone: 909-867-2600 Fax: 909-337-9702

Snow Valley, Inc.
Skiing, Mountain Biking, Snowboard, Skating, Concerts
5 Miles East of Running Springs State Hwy 18,
P. O. Box 2337 Running Springs, CA 92382
Phone: 909-867-2751 Fax: 909-867-7687

Wildhaven Ranch
Wildlife sanctuary, education and visitor center for
endangered and indigenous wild animals
P. O. Box 1782 Lake Arrowhead, CA 92352
Phone: 909-337-1391

Lake Arrowhead offers a variety of options for those wishing to camp in the surrounding National Forest.

There are two campgrounds in the Lake Arrowhead Communities;

Dogwood Campground

Description:
This campground is located 20 miles Northeast of San Bernardino, CA in the San Bernardino National Forest. The campground was completely remodeled in 2004, complete with modern restrooms, showers, & several electric hook-ups for RV’s. Activities include Interpretive programs on Friday and Saturday nights, Hiking trails, 15 minutes away from Lake Gregory, with boating, fishing and a water slide park. Lake Arrowhead village, with it’s fine dinning and quaint shops is only 5 minutes away.

North Shore Campground

Description:
This campground is located 23 miles Northeast of San Bernardino in the San Bernardino National Forrest, 3 miles from Lake Arrowhead Village, and 20 minutes to Lake Gregory with fishing, boat rentals and a water slide park. Campground has modern restrooms and running water.
Located in the San Bernardino Mountains. Restrooms are provided. Group camping is not available

Group Camps

For groups of thirty to ninety people, group campgrounds provide another option. Picnic tables, fire rings, and bathrooms — and a certain distance from other campers — make the group campgrounds a popular option for church group and scout campouts. There are three group camps located within close proximity of the Lake Arrowhead Communties; Shady Cove, Tent Peg, and Fisherman’s Camp. Reservations are required.

For camping reservations, please call the National Reservation Service at: 1-877-444-6777 or visit their website at www.recreation.gov

Hiking

There are numerous hiking trails in the area with the Pacific Crest Trail passing within a few miles of the Lake Arrowhead Communities. Take a look at the hiking and camping trail map and choose one of our many trails and campgrounds available during the warms weather months.

The maintained campgrounds are based on a fee structure, and have ready access to hiking trails
Remember! We are located over 1 mile high in altitude!
The air is thinner (and cleaner!) up here.
Please prepare yourself accordingly for a wonderful time

Yellow Post sites offer a more primitive camping experience with considerable distance from other campsites and few amenities while being conveniently accessed from a paved road. Fire rings are provided but may be used only when the fire danger level permits – call the Ranger Station, 909-382-2782, for information. Yellow post sites are available on a first-come-first-served basis, free of charge.

For the adventurous, remote camping is allowed throughout the National Forest. Specific guidlines apply when camping outisde of developed sites so call the Ranger Station, (909) 382-2782, before you embark on your trip.

If you wish to experience Mother Nature, The Lake Arrowhead Communities are for you. There are countless ways to enjoy the fresh air, pristine forests, and natural wonders located in this one-of-a-kind location in Southern California.

There are many camps and campgrounds in the area with the Lake Arrowhead Communities being the base for recreation activity in the San Bernardino National Forest. There are numerous hiking trails in the area with the Pacific Crest Trail passing within a few miles of the Lake Arrowhead Communities. There are also three Picnic Areas with BBQs, restrooms, and spectacular views of the valley below.

Water sports are available throughout the summer and early fall. As Lake Arrowhead is a private lake owned by the homeowners of Arrowhead Woods, visitors who are not guests of property owners have very limited use of the lake*. Nearby Lake Gregory is a public, County Park with swimming, boating, fishing, and a giant water slide.

Stream fishing, off road vehicle areas, mountain biking, and equestrian trails are nearby and great snow skiing and cross country skiing are only 25 minutes away. Wildhaven Rehabilitation Center & Sanctuary, Strawberry Peak Fire Lookout, and Mountain Skies Astronomical Society add to the “things to see and do” list while visiting the area.

Within the communities there is also a private yacht club, private country club with an 18-hole golf course, tennis courts and swimming pool, and a four-screen movie theater.

The Rim of the World Parks and Recreation District sponsors youth and adult sports leagues as well as a variety of other programs. Organized youth sports available in the area include Little League Baseball, Pop Warner Football and AYSO. For seniors, there is a very active Senior Center in the Twin Peaks area.

*Visitors to the area can access Lake Arrowhead by boat on the Arrowhead Queen Boat Tour, by water ski through the McKenzie Water Ski School, or on foot by strolling the boardwalk at Lake Arrowhead Village.

The Mountains around the Lake Arrowhead area in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s were primarily used for logging operations, lumber mills and a limited amount of gold and silver mining. Around 1893, construction began on the dams that created Lake Arrowhead and Grass Valley Lake in an effort to capture water to be sold to the San Bernardino area.

In 1920, a Los Angeles syndicate formed the Lake Arrowhead Company to buy the lake and surrounding property in order to turn the entire area into a unique year-round resort. They constructed the village, three hotels and a nine-hole course on what was originally a cow pasture. Much of the lakeside land was sold for private homes and secluded estates. Many Hollywood stars stayed at the hotels during that era and many of the movie studios used the location for filming movies. But the golf course eventually fell into disuse and returned to the cows.

In the early 1960’s the Lake Arrowhead Development Company, to promote Lake Arrowhead, began updating the original course. The first phase of the project was entrusted to Billy Bell, designer of Canyon Country Club in Palm Springs.

In 1963 a back nine was carved out of the surrounding mountain. At the same time construction on a new clubhouse in the architecturally dramatic A-frame design was begun. Honored guests at the grand opening of the Club House included Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Dean Martin and Tony Bennett.

In September of 1978, the members of the Lake Arrowhead Country Club purchased the course, clubhouse and tennis facilities from the then owners, California Golf, and turned it into the private, member-owned, equity Country Club that it remains to this day.

HUD TAKES ACTION TO SPEED RESALE OF FORECLOSED PROPERTIES TO NEW OWNERS

Measure to help bring stability to home values and accelerate sale of vacant properties

According to Property-Partners.com, HUD made a surprising announcement This week:

In an effort to stabilize home values and improve conditions in communities where foreclosure activity is high (which is essentially everywhere). A positive change of policy will expand access to FHA mortgage insurance allowing for the quick resale of foreclosed properties by investors.

This change allows home-buyers to buy and resell immediately without having to wait the 90-days for title seasoning… good news for home-buyers who purchase, improve and re-sell properties at an affordable price to homeowners.

Read HUD’S Announcement by clicking here.

Winter Wonderland

Being a Lake Arrowhead resident offers many perks. When you live in Lake Arrowhead you have many options when it comes to out door activities. Fresh air, exquisite beauty combined with welcoming local residents, its no wonder Lake Arrowhead has been deemed the Jewel of Southern California. There are countless ways to enjoy this unspoiled mountain retreat. Each Season exposes the beauty of Lake Arrowhead’s landscape.

Winter is knocking on the door and that means snow! Yes, very soon Lake Arrowhead will turn into a winter wonderland. There is no better advertising than a snow capped mountain on a sunny day. Lake Arrowhead is only 25 minutes away from great snow skiing and cross country Skiing. Snow Valley Ski Resort, Bear Mountain and Snow Summit all offer an impressive and convenient choice for Snow lovers visiting the Arrowhead Area.