Captain John's Fawn Harbor & Marina

10/16/2026

10.14.26 circular shot over Captain Johns

Circular shot around Captain Johns, mid-October, taken by PsyborgVi...

10/11/2026

That's 16 days. The lake stays. 🌊
Thanks for riding along — from pontoon days to fall color, eagle mornings to Captain Pip's debut. Winter's ahead, spring bookings are open, and the North Shore will be here waiting.
See you out there — (909) 366-0491

10/10/2026

The lake, on loop. 🔁
One more look at the quiet side — because 16 days of lake views still isn't enough.
Follow for daily lake views.

10/10/2026

Future you says thanks. 📅
Spring on Big Bear Lake books up fast — pontoons, kayaks, slips. Lock in your dates early and spend winter dreaming about glass water.
Plan ahead at CaptainJohnsFawnHarbor.com

10/09/2026

Big water, small crowds — this is the off-season perk. 🌊
October on Big Bear Lake means the whole place to yourself.
Follow for the quiet.

10/09/2026

Where does your boat sleep? ❄️
Winter's coming to Big Bear — and your boat deserves better than a snowy driveway. Ask us about winterizing, shrink wrapping, and winter boat storage at the marina: secure, convenient, and ready for spring launch.
Call (909) 366-0491.

10/09/2026

FAQ: do I need experience? Nope. We'll show you. 🙌
First time on a boat, kayak, or SUP? Every rental includes a quick orientation — launching, steering, docking, and what to do if the wind picks up. You'll be confident before you leave the dock.
Just bring yourself. Book at CaptainJohnsFawnHarbor.com

10/08/2026

In and out, no stress. 🚤
Trailering your own boat? Our launch ramp on the North Shore makes it easy — wide lanes, deep water, and the crew is happy to talk you through it if it's your first time.
Call (909) 366-0491 with questions.
We're here year-round — winterizing, shrink wrapping, and winter storage available.

10/08/2026

Work up an appetite on the water. 🛶🍔
Morning paddle on glassy water, then lunch in town — BM 29 Foods in Fawnskin hits the spot after a few hours on the lake.
See you on the water — and in town.