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Big Bear Jail bail bonds
Someone you love is held at the Big Bear Jail? We can post their bail at the jail right now, 24 hours a day.
We can post bail at the Big Bear Jail now
The Big Bear Jail accepts bail bonds 24 hours a day. Call and we start right away.
Have this ready when you call
- Their full name, as it would be on their ID
- Their date of birth
- Booking number (if you have it — we can find it)
- The bail amount (if you know it — we’ll confirm it)
Jail details
- Address: 477 Summit Blvd., Big Bear Lake, CA 92315
- Run by: San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department
- About: Jail of the Sheriff’s Big Bear Lake Station, which patrols Big Bear Lake, Big Bear City, Fawnskin and Sugarloaf
- Bail bonds accepted: Yes, 24 hours a day
Boulder Bay on Big Bear Lake. This jail is in Big Bear Lake. Photo: Don Graham, CC BY-SA 2.0. Credits
We call the jail for you
You don’t need to track down the jail’s phone line or wait on hold. Tell us who was arrested and we handle the calls, confirm the bail amount and post the bond.
Our San Bernardino County office answers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
San Bernardino County bail schedule
Standard bail amounts set by the court for felonies and misdemeanors, in one schedule. In effect since January 1, 2026, revised June 2026.
What happens after booking at the Big Bear Jail
1
Booking
People arrested in the Big Bear area are booked at the Big Bear Jail, at the Sheriff’s station in Big Bear Lake.
2
You call us
Give us the person’s full name and date of birth. We call the jail for you, confirm the booking and the bail amount, and explain the cost.
3
The co-signer signs
A friend or family member co-signs the bail paperwork. We explain the agreement and every fee before anything is signed.
4
We post the bond
We post the bail bond at the Big Bear Jail, which accepts bail bonds 24 hours a day.
Under the court’s bail schedule, most misdemeanors in San Bernardino County do not require bail. When bail is set, we post it.
Bail or a bail bond?
Paying the full bail yourself
You can pay the full bail amount instead of using a bond. The Sheriff’s jails accept cash, checks, money orders and property bonds. Call us and we explain what applies to your case. The deposit is returned after the case’s court appearances.
Using a bail bond
You pay us a premium, a percentage of the bail, and we post a bond for the full amount. Most families choose a bond because it costs far less up front. See what a bail bond costs.
Big Bear Jail questions
Can you post bail at the Big Bear Jail?
Yes. The Big Bear Jail accepts bail bonds 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We can start right now.
Does everyone arrested in San Bernardino County need bail?
Not always. Under the court’s bail schedule, most misdemeanors do not require bail. Some do, such as domestic violence, stalking, court-order violations and probation violations, and felonies carry money bail. Call us and we check the charge and the bail amount for you.
When can bail be posted?
Bail can be posted once booking is complete or after a court appearance. It cannot be posted once the person has been sentenced.
When will they be released?
Posting bail starts the release, but the jail still has to process it, and a hold from another case stops it. We stay in touch with you until your loved one is out.
Do I need to go to the jail?
No. As licensed bail agents, we post the bond ourselves. You and the co-signer can do the paperwork with us.
Where is the Big Bear Jail?
The Big Bear Jail is at 477 Summit Blvd., Big Bear Lake, CA 92315. The closest other Sheriff’s jail is the Central Detention Center in San Bernardino, about 24 miles away.
We can post bail at the Big Bear Jail now
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- Licensed since 1996
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Information on this page was checked against official San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department and Superior Court of California, County of San Bernardino sources and our agents’ experience on September 28, 2026. Fastrak Bail Bonds is a private bail bond agency and is not affiliated with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department.