Campsites in Hawaii

Here’s an incomplete list of campsites and cabins on the islands. Not included are most typical beach camping sites. Both commercial and state sites are listed.

Kauai

• Koke’e State Park cabins – rustic, road accessible, cabins, tent, one restaurant nearby, access to hikng trails, Kalalau Lookout area.
• Kalalau Valley – access via 11-mile Kalalau Trail, permit-camping, tent camping, remote.
• Polihale State park – dirt road access, permit-camping, tent, beach

Oahu

• Waimanalo Shoreline Park (aka “Sherwood Forest”) – road access, beach, permit-camping, tenting,
• Ho’omaluhia Botanical Garden – road access, permit-camping, tenting, five camping areas
• Keaiwa State Park – road access, permit-camping, tenting.
• Kahana State Park – road access, permit-camping, tent
• Malekahana State Recreation Area – road access, permit-camping, beach, tent
• Kualoa Regional Park – road access, permit camping, tents, beach.
• Camp Mokuleia – road access, rental cabins, rental campsites, beach.
• Our Lady of Kea’au – road access, rental cabins, near beach.

Maui

• Haleakala National Park – permit camping, three cabins, tenting, five mile plus trail access
• Polipoli Springs State park – unimproved road access, permit camping, rental cottage
• Waianapa State park – road access, permit camping, rental cottage

Molokai

• Pala’au State park – road access, permit camping, Kalaupapa Overlook

Hawaii (Big Island)

• Hawaii Volcanoes National Park – Pa Makani Naio Campgrounds – road access, permit camping, rental cabins, tenting
• Mauna Loa – Lava trail ten plus miles depending on entry point, permit camping, tents, summit cabin
• Kalopa State Recreational Area – road access, permit camping, rental cabins, tenting
• Manuka Wayside Park – road access, permit camping
• Kiholo State Park Preserve – road access, permit camping.

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Some useful links:

Hawaii State Parks website has info on permits, fees, schedules, etc.

http://hawaiistateparks.org/camping/