Maui Camping
Maui offers camping around the island. Haleakala National Park has both vehicle campgrounds and hike-in campgrounds. In addition to locations below.....We also will share a few other parking options with you upon arrival.
I highly recommend being spontaneous, instead of planning every night before you arrive, weather conditions, road closures are frequent! And there are no refunds on camping permit passes.
Travel Area Restrictions:
Nissans are allowed up but We do NOT allow our VW Campers to be driven up to Haleakala National Park. Crater Road is way too steep for these little engines. Same applies for PoliPoli Springs. Driving on unpaved areas is not allowed. Renter is liable for all damages and towing charges incurred due to operating in unfavorable conditions.
YOU WILL LOSE ENTIRE DEPOSIT FOR DRIVING OFF ROAD AND IN MY RESTRICTED AREAS!
Please note that the County of Maui and State of Hawaii campgrounds require permits obtained in advance by mail or walk-in from their offices. No permits can be obtained at the campsites and you will be asked to leave if you don’t have one. (Wainapanapa state park)
(Papalaua state park)
Camping information is subject to change without notice. Please contact the applicable local office for current information.
Showers - Most beaches have outdoor showers and their are also public swimming pools have hot indoor showers for pool patrons only.
Lahaina and Kihei
Haleakala National Park
Campgrounds
P.O. Box 369
Makawao, HI 96768
+1 (808) 572-4400
The entrance fee to the National Park costs $25 for three days per vehicle. Camping is free with the entrance fee to the park.
Kipahulu Campground
Located 10 miles past Hana, near the pools at Ohe’o (Seven Sacred Pools), close to the ocean. It has picnic tables, BBQ grills and outdoot pit toilets. No drinking water so bring your own. The road to Hana with its countless waterfalls, the windy narrow roads and greenery is an attraction in itself.
Kipahulu offers a series of waterfalls forming about 20 separate pools to swim and play in. There is also a great hike here along the stream, pass waterfalls and through a great bamboo forest.
Hawaii State Park Office
54 South High Street, Room 101
Wailuku, HI 96793
+1 (808) 984-8109
This campground requires permits from Hawaii State Parks office. Their contact information is
above. Office hours are from 8 AM to 3 PM excluding weekends and State holidays.
Reservations are available online by following
this link.
Waianapanapa State Park https://camping.ehawaii.gov/camping/all,details,1684.html
Campervan Rates: HI Residents: $12 per night for up to 6 persons; $2 per night for each additional person. Maximum fee per night: $20. Non-residents: $18 per night for up to 6 persons; $3 per night for each additional person. Maximum fee per night: $30. Chlidren 2 and under free. Must have a Campervan or on-vehicle mounted tent..
This campsite is located on the ocean, off the Hana Hwy 360 right on the ocean.
The campsite is in a beautiful coastal setting. It has some freshwater caves to explore and a
rare black sand beach as well as interesting hiking trails along the ocean. Facilities include
picnic tables, grills, restrooms, outdoor showers and drinking water.
County of Maui Campgrounds
Maui County offers camping at Papalaua Wayside. This requires permits acquired from the offices listed below or online through the County website at http://www.co.maui.hi.us Office hours are 8 AM to 1 PM and 2.30 PM to 4 PM (HST) Monday to Friday. Closed on State holidays.
Papalaua Wayside https://www.mauicounty.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/146.
Click link to see fee schedule
The park lies along Honoapiilani Hwy # 30 on the way to Lahaina along a sandy beach with excellent snorkeling. Shade is provided by kiawe trees. No water supply available. Portable toilets and BBQ grills. Closed Wednesday and Thursday.
Central District Office
700 Halia Nakoa St # 2
Wailuku, HI 96793
+1 (808) 270-7389
East District Office
937 Makawao Ave
Makawao, HI 96768
+1 (808) 572-8122
Hana District Office
5101 Uakea Rd.
Hana, HI 96713
+1 (808) 248-7022
South District Office
303 E. Lipoa St
Kihei HI 96753
+1 (808) 879-4364
West District Office
1840 Honoapiilani Hwy
Lahaina, HI 96791
+1 (808) 661-4685
Private Campgrounds
Camp Olowalu
https://www.campolowalu.com/rv-parking/
Lahaina, HI
+1 (808) 661-4303
reservations@campolowalu.com
Recently renovated, the camp is on the ocean along Hwy 30 about 6 miles south of Lahaina at
Olowalu. It is in a grove of mature trees with picnic tables, drinking water, showers
and toilets. Swimming and snorkeling are good and in the winter months a nice place to watch
whales. Per-person camping fees are $25/ night, $5/night for children 6-12, and free for
children young than 6 years. Has all campground ammenities (laundry, etc.) including free WiFi.
YMCA Camp Ke’anae
Hana Highway
+1 (808) 248-8355
The camp is located on Hana Hwy 360 about 34 miles from Kahului. It has both tent and cabin facilities. Camping fee is $25 per person per night or $50 per family. Children 4 years and under are free. Reservations required.
Maui offers camping around the island. Haleakala National Park has both vehicle campgrounds and hike-in campgrounds. In addition to locations below.....We also will share a few other parking options with you upon arrival.
I highly recommend being spontaneous, instead of planning every night before you arrive, weather conditions, road closures are frequent! And there are no refunds on camping permit passes.
Travel Area Restrictions:
Nissans are allowed up but We do NOT allow our VW Campers to be driven up to Haleakala National Park. Crater Road is way too steep for these little engines. Same applies for PoliPoli Springs. Driving on unpaved areas is not allowed. Renter is liable for all damages and towing charges incurred due to operating in unfavorable conditions.
YOU WILL LOSE ENTIRE DEPOSIT FOR DRIVING OFF ROAD AND IN MY RESTRICTED AREAS!
Please note that the County of Maui and State of Hawaii campgrounds require permits obtained in advance by mail or walk-in from their offices. No permits can be obtained at the campsites and you will be asked to leave if you don’t have one. (Wainapanapa state park)
(Papalaua state park)
Camping information is subject to change without notice. Please contact the applicable local office for current information.
Showers - Most beaches have outdoor showers and their are also public swimming pools have hot indoor showers for pool patrons only.
Lahaina and Kihei
Haleakala National Park
Campgrounds
P.O. Box 369
Makawao, HI 96768
+1 (808) 572-4400
The entrance fee to the National Park costs $25 for three days per vehicle. Camping is free with the entrance fee to the park.
Kipahulu Campground
Located 10 miles past Hana, near the pools at Ohe’o (Seven Sacred Pools), close to the ocean. It has picnic tables, BBQ grills and outdoot pit toilets. No drinking water so bring your own. The road to Hana with its countless waterfalls, the windy narrow roads and greenery is an attraction in itself.
Kipahulu offers a series of waterfalls forming about 20 separate pools to swim and play in. There is also a great hike here along the stream, pass waterfalls and through a great bamboo forest.
Hawaii State Park Office
54 South High Street, Room 101
Wailuku, HI 96793
+1 (808) 984-8109
This campground requires permits from Hawaii State Parks office. Their contact information is
above. Office hours are from 8 AM to 3 PM excluding weekends and State holidays.
Reservations are available online by following
this link.
Waianapanapa State Park https://camping.ehawaii.gov/camping/all,details,1684.html
Campervan Rates: HI Residents: $12 per night for up to 6 persons; $2 per night for each additional person. Maximum fee per night: $20. Non-residents: $18 per night for up to 6 persons; $3 per night for each additional person. Maximum fee per night: $30. Chlidren 2 and under free. Must have a Campervan or on-vehicle mounted tent..
This campsite is located on the ocean, off the Hana Hwy 360 right on the ocean.
The campsite is in a beautiful coastal setting. It has some freshwater caves to explore and a
rare black sand beach as well as interesting hiking trails along the ocean. Facilities include
picnic tables, grills, restrooms, outdoor showers and drinking water.
County of Maui Campgrounds
Maui County offers camping at Papalaua Wayside. This requires permits acquired from the offices listed below or online through the County website at http://www.co.maui.hi.us Office hours are 8 AM to 1 PM and 2.30 PM to 4 PM (HST) Monday to Friday. Closed on State holidays.
Papalaua Wayside https://www.mauicounty.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/146.
Click link to see fee schedule
The park lies along Honoapiilani Hwy # 30 on the way to Lahaina along a sandy beach with excellent snorkeling. Shade is provided by kiawe trees. No water supply available. Portable toilets and BBQ grills. Closed Wednesday and Thursday.
Central District Office
700 Halia Nakoa St # 2
Wailuku, HI 96793
+1 (808) 270-7389
East District Office
937 Makawao Ave
Makawao, HI 96768
+1 (808) 572-8122
Hana District Office
5101 Uakea Rd.
Hana, HI 96713
+1 (808) 248-7022
South District Office
303 E. Lipoa St
Kihei HI 96753
+1 (808) 879-4364
West District Office
1840 Honoapiilani Hwy
Lahaina, HI 96791
+1 (808) 661-4685
Private Campgrounds
Camp Olowalu
https://www.campolowalu.com/rv-parking/
Lahaina, HI
+1 (808) 661-4303
reservations@campolowalu.com
Recently renovated, the camp is on the ocean along Hwy 30 about 6 miles south of Lahaina at
Olowalu. It is in a grove of mature trees with picnic tables, drinking water, showers
and toilets. Swimming and snorkeling are good and in the winter months a nice place to watch
whales. Per-person camping fees are $25/ night, $5/night for children 6-12, and free for
children young than 6 years. Has all campground ammenities (laundry, etc.) including free WiFi.
YMCA Camp Ke’anae
Hana Highway
+1 (808) 248-8355
The camp is located on Hana Hwy 360 about 34 miles from Kahului. It has both tent and cabin facilities. Camping fee is $25 per person per night or $50 per family. Children 4 years and under are free. Reservations required.