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Hā’ena State Park, near Kilauea, Hawaii, is a stunning spot for camping right by the coast, perfect for those who want to soak in the beauty of Kauai. With tent accommodations and essential amenities like drinking water, showers, and toilets, it’s set up for a comfortable stay.

Campers rave about the breathtaking views and the proximity to the famous Kalalau Trail, which offers some of the best hiking in the area. One visitor described it as “gorgeous” and highlighted the stunning water views that make this place unforgettable. The beach is a great spot for snorkeling, where you might even catch a glimpse of some turtles.

The campground has a friendly vibe, with many visitors noting how welcoming fellow campers are. It’s a popular place on weekends, but it never feels overcrowded. If you’re planning to visit, get there early to snag a good spot and enjoy the picnic areas under the trees for some much-needed shade. Whether you’re hiking, snorkeling, or just relaxing by the beach, Hā’ena State Park is a fantastic choice for your next camping adventure.

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Hā’ena State Park

Hā’ena State Park is located at the northwestern extent of Kuhio Highway on Kauai’s north-shore. The park offers viewing of restored lo’i kalo (taro field, as well as, the spectacular Nāpali Coast State Wilderness Park. The park also offers beach-related activities including shore fishing and swimming at Ke’e Beach. Hā’ena is also home to the trailhead of the world famous Kalalau Trail [11 miles], as well as, Hanakāpīʻai Falls trail [4 miles].

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22.21957225 N
159.565901 W

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Jon

Scout

Reviewed Dec. 31, 2020

Awesome

Camping here was incredible, right on the coast and close to the trails to beat the crowds.

I will camp here again.

Taylor

Ranger

Reviewed Nov. 11, 2020

Beautiful

I’m almost certain that this campsite is marked twice on the map. It’s an awesome local spot!

Taylor

Ranger

Reviewed Nov. 11, 2020

Local spot

A local had showed us this spot and raved about all of his memories made here. It’s was so beautiful and perfect for camping. The people who were there already were so friendly we ended up hanging out with them for a while.

Jonathan G.

Ranger

Reviewed Oct. 27, 2020

Tropical paradise

I love Kauai so any place camping on the garden isle is great in my book. Snorkeling is good around here and be sure to hit the Kalalau too.

Sasha W.

Legend

Reviewed Jul. 18, 2018

GORGEOUS

This was one of my favorite places to visit because it was very close to the Napali Coast which has so much hiking. That is actually one of the reasons we decided to stay here. Can't get any better than staying by the beach, and having access to some of the most beautiful views and hikes in all of Kauai. The trail that we wanted to do the most was the Kalalau Trail. I would highly recommend this hike, but be sure to wear the correct shoes because it definitely gets wet and slippery. We saw some people hiking in sandals, and I just personally didnt think that was the best decision. I was wearing Salomon Trail Runners, and felt that I even was losing my footing. The views of the water is absolutely stunning, and something I am glad I was able to experience. The Haena Beach Park was great. We only stayed there one night, got up early in the morning to begin our long hike. The beach was beautiful, but it was definitely packed. Get here early to reserve your spot. We did some snorkel on the one night we stayed, and it was awesome. We saw some turtles and other wonderful water life creatures. There was a picnic grass area, cold showers, and restrooms. We camped underneath some trees which provided great shade- highly recommend that because it is warm at night. Overall, I loved it here and would have loved to stayed a bit longer!

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Apryl E.

Guide

Reviewed Jul. 15, 2018

Great family beach

Great place to camp for a few days! North shore of Kauai has got some gems and this is one for sure. There's always a bunch of people out camping on the weekends, but it never seems too crowded.

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Sarah P.

Traveler

Reviewed May. 20, 2018

closed for time being

This campground is currently closed due to the flooding. May take a couple of months to get back to normal. Best to check in with the county of Kauai on updates 😀

Leah P.

Ranger

Reviewed Aug. 31, 2016

the view

love the view and the beach view

Kimberly S.

Guide

Reviewed Jul. 9, 2016

Breathtaking

Everything was perfect.

Christy K.

Ranger

Reviewed Jul. 25, 2015

Fantastic Small Campsite But Beware of Safety

We spent a night here prior to hiking the Napali Coast. We went at a busy time, so there wasn't much "shady" homeless there as you will find at many Hawaii campgrounds. But I would be careful because there is a reputation at most campgrounds.

It has great shaded spots with beach views. Note that the beach is not really swimming friendly but there is a good snorkeling beach within walking distance.

Note you need to get a permit and the park is closed for a couple hours Monday and Tuesday morning for a few hours for maintenance.

I highly recommend doing the hike to Hanakapia Beach - it is part of the Napali Coast hike, but you do not need a permit to get to it. It gives you a little taste of the coast!