Best RV Parks & Resorts near Kahului, HI
RV sites around Kahului vary widely in size and amenities. Camp Olowalu accommodates RVs with water hookups but lacks electrical connections for motorhomes. A visitor commented, "The camper van area is exactly like camping on the perimeter of a large parking lot, with guests frequently returning to their vehicles at all hours." Kanaha Beach Campground provides basic RV accommodations with drinking water but no sewer or electric hookups. Kīpahulu Campground in Haleakalā National Park permits RVs despite limited infrastructure, while Hosmer Grove Campground offers water hookups and sanitary dump facilities but warns that the parking area is not level—making larger motorhomes challenging to position properly.
Advance reservations are essential for most RV parks on Maui, particularly during peak winter seasons. Several campgrounds permit pets, though Wai'anapanapa State Park prohibits animals entirely. Dump stations are scarce across the island; only Pālāʻau State Park and Hosmer Grove offer sanitary dump facilities. Cell service varies dramatically by location, with coastal sites generally providing better connectivity than mountain locations. A camper noted, "There wasn't an outlet to be found either in the park or even in the beach park down in Hana," highlighting the importance of solar panels or fully charged batteries for boondocking. Road conditions can be challenging for larger rigs, especially on the road to Hana where narrow passages and sharp turns limit access for larger motorhomes.
