Summer in Big Bear is the moment when next season’s lake life either gets locked in — or gets watched from shore.
The 2026 boating season is in full swing, and this is a rare opportunity to own a 22-foot slip at Pine Knot Marina, one of Big Bear Lake’s most established full-service marinas, with the entire summer still ahead of you.
This slip is located on E Dock in the protected inner harbor, where the water stays calm and mooring stays easy from opening day through November. At 22 feet, it hits the sweet spot for Big Bear Lake, accommodating the bowriders, ski boats, and family cruisers that define summer on the lake — without paying for extra length you don’t need.
This one also matters right now because it is priced below every other comparable 22-foot slip currently listed at Pine Knot Marina.
Owning at Pine Knot is about more than having a place to tie up your boat. The marina offers a full-time mechanical service department, ship’s store, fuel sales, trailer and gear storage, on-site management, 24/7 video surveillance, and an all-season repair shop for unexpected maintenance or repairs.
Dock ownership also includes valuable member amenities, including one free unassigned parking space per slip, on-dock electricity and water availability, members-only restrooms, fish-cleaning stations, an individual dock box, and two complimentary launches per season. Optional 24-hour gate access is also available.
And then there is the view. From Pine Knot Marina, you have what many locals consider one of the best vantage points on the entire lake for the Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Labor Day fireworks shows. In other words, this slip does not just park your boat — it gives you a front-row seat to Big Bear summer.
Pine Knot Marina is the premier gateway to Big Bear Lake, ideally located where the Village meets the lake along Pine Knot Avenue. As the lake’s exclusive full-service concession provider, the marina offers luxury pontoon rentals, jet skis, kayaks, paddleboards, a waterpark, wakeboarding, tubing, waterskiing, ZUP boards, and the iconic 90-minute Miss Liberty paddlewheel tours, featuring local history, folklore, and celebrity stories dating back to 1845.
If owning a dock at Big Bear has been part of the long-term plan, spring is when it makes the most sense. The lake is about to come alive, the season is still in front of you, and opportunities like this do not come along often.
