Cedarpines Park is an unincorporated mountain community in San Bernardino County, California, located in the San Bernardino Mountains just west of Crestline and off Devils Canyon Road. Situated at an elevation of about 4,734 feet, the community lies within the San Bernardino National Forest, surrounded by mixed conifer forests, seasonal streams, and mountain terrain that brings snowy winters and four distinct seasons. The community is small and low-density, with a population of roughly 770 residents. It functions as a quiet residential retreat rather than a commercial center, with homes and cabins spread along its winding roads amid pines and cedars. For day-to-day services, residents rely on nearby Crestline, which offers shops, restaurants, and Lake Gregory Regional Park, while Lake Arrowhead and its village sit a short drive to the east. Cedarpines Park is served by the Rim of the World Unified School District, the public school system of the western San Bernardino Mountains, headquartered in Blue Jay and serving communities including Crestline, Lake Arrowhead, and Running Springs. The community itself has a playground and community center maintained through San Bernardino County's County Service Area 18, providing a local gathering place for residents and events. Recreation is one of the community's main draws. The surrounding national forest offers hiking, off-road trails, and mountain scenery, while Lake Gregory Regional Park in Crestline provides year-round fishing, a walking trail, and seasonal swimming and boating. The area's elevation and forest setting make it a popular destination for those seeking mountain living within reach of the San Bernardino Valley, which lies below and supplies the region's larger employment, shopping, and medical services.