Compared to other counties, San Bernardino offers a surprisingly more affordable cost of living, with an abundant supply of attainable multifamily, single family, and executive housing.  Housing prices are significantly lower than those in nearby Los Angeles or San Diego, making homeownership a more attainable goal for those who want to live in a beautiful place in California without the huge price tag.  It’s no surprise that the lure of reasonable housing attracts people from around the world who want to live an attainable Southern California lifestyle.

San Bernardino County welcomes travelers from all corners of the world eager to explore everything from the floor of the Mojave Desert Basin to the alpine villages of Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear. San Diego offers a treasure trove of recreational activities.  The diverse landscapes and environments appeal to every type of lifestyle.  San Bernardino County is not only America's largest and most populous county, but it is the largest county in the world.  San Bernardino borders five adjoining California counties and stretches east touching the state lines of both Nevada and Arizona.

San Bernardino County is a remarkable land of extremes, known for its wide-open spaces, diverse elevations, multi-faceted terrains, and multiple climates.  From desert palms in Joshua National Park to snow-peaked national forests in majestic San Bernardino Mountains, diversity makes this inland playground a year-round mecca for outdoor activities and adventure sports.  Hikers can explore picturesque deserts amongst mysterious rock formations, enjoy scenic camping sites surrounded by mountain pines, and cool off in an array of rivers and lakes offering a variety of water oriented activities.  In the colder months, visitors enjoy skiing, snowboarding, tubing, and snowshoeing at some of the best resorts near Big Bear and Lake Arrowhead.  Other traditional examples of outdoor recreational activities include running, jogging, trail-running, cycling, motocross, off-roading, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, sailing, rock climbing.  With Adventure travel on the rise, trekking, mountain climbing, caving, rock climbing, paragliding and sky diving are becoming popular ways to explore the outdoors.  This natural wonderland also provides habitats for a wide range of wildlife, which includes bald eagles, peregrine falcons, bighorn sheep, mountain lions, and black bears.  With the exception of ocean related activities, if you can name it, you can do it here.   But take heart, for those who covet the ocean, views of the Pacific Ocean and Santa Catalina Island are possible on a clear day, with world famous California beaches and marinas a mere 60 miles away.  California’s Inland Empire is a region in SoCal that deserves your attention.