Redlands, California
Halo Resorts Fisherman's Retreat
32300 San Timoteo Canyon Road
Redlands, California 92373
(909) 795–0171
Pacific Time
 

Open year-round
High-Use Seasonal Period: December 1 through March 31

Sites: 189 Full
Check in: 24 hours
Maximum Electrical: 30 amps

Directions:
From Hwy. 60, driving east, take the Moreno-Redlands Blvd. Exit. Drive north to San Timoteo Canyon Rd., then turn right, 3 miles to campground. From I-10 driving east, take Mountain View turnoff. Turn right and go to Barton Rd. Turn left and go 1 and 1/2 miles to San Timoteo Canyon Rd. Turn right and go 9 and 1/2 miles. The park is on the right.

Accommodations   Facilities and Amenities
Trailers, Sleep 4-7, $45-$55
Reservation Requirements: Minimum stay: 3 nights on holiday periods. Check in: After 1 PM, Check out: 11 AM. A deposit of one night’s rate is required. Reservations taken up to 30 days in advance.
Notes: Visitor mail not accepted. Linens not provided.


 
This resort provides visitors a community recreational building, swimming pool, Jacuzzi, three fishing lakes, grocery store, baseball diamond, cafe, and craft cabin.


 
Resort Profile

Fisherman’s Retreat is well secluded in the midst of the beautiful San Timoteo Canyon. With 340 acres that range from flat grassy
meadows to scenic hiking hills with deer, squirrels, and over 300 types of birds, the resort also boasts three man-made lakes stocked with catfish, bass, and trout for year-round fishing.

The crown jewels of this area’s recreational attractions are the mountain resorts of Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear Lake. Both are within an hour’s drive from the resort, yet are a world away from the life in the valleys. Pine forests, hidden lakes, fabulous vistas, and a range of attractions make this area a vacation wonderland. Lake Arrowhead is situated in a breathtaking alpine setting. Crisp, cool air and vivid blue skies attract visitors who come to enjoy the water sports, walk the shoreline, or browse in a cluster of shops. Farther to the east lies Big Bear Lake, the largest mountain lake in Southern California, famous for its alpine setting and abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation.

Nearby Redlands, a college town with a wealth of history, offers beautifully restored Victorian mansions and tree-lined streets. The University of Redlands hosts such cultural activities as concerts, ballets, and operas. The city is also home to the San Bernardino Assistencia. Built around 1830 as a branch of the San Gabriel Mission and now restored to its original state, the Assistencia contains a museum that offers insight into mission and ranch life in the 1840’s.

Los Angeles, Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm, and the Pacific Coast beaches are all about a 90-minute drive from the resort. To the south is the city of Palm Springs and the many other small desert communities and golf courses that flourish in this vacation mecca.