Cedar Sky Ranch: A Southern California Escape

Experience nature and total privacy on 20 acres of private property, surrounded by the San Bernardino National Forest. An easy drive from LA, OC, and SD, but feels like you're worlds away. Just you and the deer! Walking trails in the summer become a winter wonderland when the snow falls. Catch the perfect vibe in front of a massive stone fireplace over a game of pool. Soak under the stars in a bubbling hot tub on the 1,200 sq ft outdoor deck with cozy seating around the fire. This is living! The space Get off the grid in style. Rustic cabin decor with upscale touches. Comfortable beds with linen and flannel sheets. A large, well stocked kitchen with brand new utensils and appliances, wine fridge, and two large dining tables that comfortably allow up to 16 place settings. Coffee maker and Nespresso machine. Massive wood burning stone fireplace in the living room and an additional wood burning stove across from an extra comfy sofa in the study. Aromatherapy bar with essential oil diffuser. Board games, puzzles, tether ball, horseshoes, bocce ball, outdoor fun. Huge fenced yard. Level entry, with two bedrooms and two full baths on ground floor. Guest access You'll have access to the entire home, with the exception of the cellar. The door to the cellar is in the kitchen and will remain locked during your stay. You're welcome to walk around the property. There are a few outbuildings on the property, which are off limits to guests. Do not trespass on surrounding private property. Absolutely no motorized vehicles anywhere but the driveway. Other things to note Fireplace Safety and Instructions Cedar Sky Ranch is in a high risk zone for wildfires. It is imperative to be vigilant and responsible when using fireplaces. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to call your hosts for clarification. There are three wood burning fireplaces on the property, two inside the house and on the outdoor patio area. There are no gas starters, so you'll need to build your own fire. The living room fireplace is very large. There is a round dial on the wall to the right of the fireplace that controls the fan. The fan draws the air up and out the chimney. You'll need to keep the fan on the entire time you have a fire going, and for a long period of time after your fire goes out to prevent smoke from flowing into the house. Even the smoldering coals can produce quite a bit of smoke. We recommend keeping the fan on overnight after using the fireplace. The wood burning stove in the study (adjacent the living room) has a much smaller interior. You'll need to use wood that is no longer than 12" in length. Be sure to keep the flue open to maintain airflow by pulling the lever on the left side of the stove "out." There is a fan on the stove that circulates the warm air back into the room. That fan plugs into the wall outlet to the left of the stove with a standard plug on a cord. Registration details CESTRP-2021-02609