Maui Campgrounds

Camp Olowalu
RESERVATION RECOMMENDED
This Campground fills up fast!

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The private campground on Maui. Located about 6 miles south of Lahaina. Great landscaping and clean facilities. It's also very close to some of the best snorkeling and summer surf-breaks on the island.

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  • Picnic tables

  • Grills

  • WiFi

  • Restrooms w/ sinks

  • Hot Showers

  • Laundry

  • Ocean views

 

Open Monday-Friday 9AM-5PM.

After hours check-in available

Camping fee is $20 per person per night

+1 (808) 661-4303 – www.campolowalu.com

 
Papalaua Wayside Park
Permits Sold Online
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Heading west toward Lahaina the campground will be on your left shortly after a tunnel. While it's close to the road, there are flat, shady parking spots and a long, sandy beach. Easy access and a great place to sleep just a few steps from the ocean.

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  • Picnic tables

  • Grills

  • Portable toilets

  • Ocean views

 

Camping fee is $5 per person per night on week days, $8 on weekends and holidays.

+1 (808) 661-4685 â€“  www.co.maui.hi.us

 
Phil's Place / North Shore Campground
Minimal Spots Available - Reservation Required
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Closest camping to Paia on the road to Hana. A large, flat, manicured property with clean facilities and a good vibe. Swimming holes and waterfalls nearby.

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  • Hot showers

  • Water

  • Toilets

  • Tables

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Camping fees are $54 per van / per night

PHIL'S WEBSITE

 

Camping temporarily closed

Camp Kaenae (YMCA)
Reservation Required
(Book in advance because there isn't cell reception in the area)
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This YMCA is located on the road to Hana. It's an old military compound with beautiful coastal views, grassy (sometimes muddy) camp spots, hot showers, a basketball court and eery industrial facilities.

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  • Ice machine

  • Fire Pits

  • Gymnasium

  • Playing Field

  • Clifftop ocean views

  • Hot showers

  • Filtered water

  • Flushable Toilets

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Camping fees are $30 per person / per night!

http://ymcacampkeanae.org/#accommodations

 
Wainapanapa ("glistening water")
Reservation Required (STRICTLY Enforced)
(Book in advance because there isn't cell reception in the area)
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On your left, a few miles before Hana. This state park attracts a lot of tourists. Flat, grassy camp spots, picnic tables and jungle bathrooms.

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  • Picnic tables

  • Grills

  • Restrooms

  • Outdoor showers

  • Ocean views

  • Drinking water

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Camping fee is $18 per camper van 

($12 for Hawaii residents with valid ID.)

+1 (808) 984-8109

Camping temporarily closed

 
Caroline's Stand
Reservation Required
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On your left after passing the sign for Hamoa & Koki beaches, about one mile outside of Hana. This campground has a food cart, shade, grassy camp spots, picnic tables and beautiful views. Walking distance to Hamoa beach.

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  • Picnic tables

  • Restrooms

  • Ocean views

  • Drinking water

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Camping fee is $65 per camper van

- CAROLINE'S WEBSITE -

(808) 264-4450

 
Kipahulu - "7 Sacred Pools" 
(Haleakala National Park) 
No Reservations - Pay at gate
 
About 10 miles past Hana, near the pools at ‘Ohe’o in Haleakala National Park. The campsites overlook the ocean and are a stones throw from the legendary Pipiwai Trail / Waimoku falls hike.

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  • Picnic tables

  • Grills

  • Restrooms (in the upper parking lot)

  • Ocean views

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Camping fee is included in the park entrance ticket 

$25 per vehicle (entry fee stays valid for 3 days)

*If the ranger station is closed upon arrival, pay on your way out.

+1 (808) 248-7375

Camping temporarily closed

 

Camping temporarily closed

Hosmer Grove
No Reservations - Pay at gate
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7,000ft in elevation, Hosmer Grove can be VERY CHILLY AT NIGHT. The drive is about 40 miles uphill from sea-level, so plan on taking a few hours.
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Angled parking spots and cold temperatures
Bring clothing for rain, snow and / or very chilly nights
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  • Picnic tables

  • Grills

  • Pit toilets

  • Views

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Camping fee is included in the park entrance ticket 

$25 per vehicle (entry fee stays valid for 3 days)

*If the ranger station is closed upon arrival, pay on your way out.

+1 (808) 248-7375

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You may have learned about SUNRISE on the 10,000ft SUMMIT of HALEAKALA...
 
If this is on your itinerary 
CONSIDER GOING FOR SUNSET 
 
Why?
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1. No permits or tours, so it's not nearly as crowded (not even close).
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2. Temperatures at sunset are much warmer than at sunrise.
 
3. The sun shines into the crater, enhancing the colorful volcanic landscape.
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4. World class star-gazing after the sun goes down.
 
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