Whether you're an RVer or tent camper, Kapa‘a, HI is a great place to post up for the weekend—or longer. Enjoy the scenic camping, fun activities, and sights and sounds of Kapa‘a. Search nearby campsites and find top-rated spots from other campers.
"The showers are "cold", which in Hawaii, means room temperature, so after the initial shock, it actually becomes quite comfortable."
"You can drive up to your camping spot and be right on the ocean. I loved it. Bathrooms were clean and close by, beach was lovely. Will def visit again"
$3 / night
"campground as much as I loved staying at Anini Beach. absolutely breathtaking. the reef goes on for miles. the waves are safe for little ones, and we saw countless fish, turtles and whales in the distance"
"We absolutely LOVED that we could camp as close to the ocean as we were able to, especially on such a beautiful bay. This was also a wonderful bay to swim in. "
$3 / night
"There are bathrooms and indoor showers within walking distance of all sites. The campsites are south of a well visited beach in the area."
"Camping pads are established, numbered and in very close proximity to each other. The beach front sites are beautiful. Lydia en closes Tuesday at ten through Thursday at noon."
$15 - $210 / night
"There are stray cats and neighborhood dogs roaming around. There is an outdoor communal kitchen which is nice too. The host is a nice lady. Anahola Beach is lovely, I camped there too."
"It’s a locals area for sure, people drive on the beach a bit."
"We left the beach around 4pm and decided to do a hike that was right down the road (can’t remember the name of the hike). The hike was amazing!"
"One thing I really love about most of the campgrounds in Kauai is that they are right next to the water. This campsite was great, and right next to the beautiful water."
$3 / night
"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."
"Camping here was incredible, right on the coast and close to the trails to beat the crowds.
I will camp here again."
"Located within the Kokee State Park. It was near Kilauea, which is a beautiful town in Kauai. I honestly think this was a spot that not a lot of people come to, because we didnt see very many people."
"Around this area there a some beautiful hikes into the canyon itself. You can do small day hikes to full night trips through the canyon. A must see if your on the island."
$5 - $150 / night
"There were also some food trucks that were close by the beach- we had some fish tacos that were incredible!! We were told that you can literally place your tent wherever you want."
"Great location, beach. Facilities are great. Charging outets, showers, sinks. Like everywhere on island includes free rooster alarms. Do not worry about sleeping in!"
"A beautiful, safe, clean campground, run by the State of Hawaii, that can't be beat.
This campground is nowhere near the beach, but brings you to the interior of the island."
"Walk over to the lodge for some yummy food and check out the museum and trail maps"
GuideI’ve backpacked it 7 times and have ran the trail 3 times. Plenty of camp sites for tents or hammocks. Careful camping on the beach as waves can rise overnight. Beautiful waterfall flows down to the beach .
TravelerStayed for five nights and loved it. A beautiful beach. It’s a locals area for sure, people drive on the beach a bit. Bungalow 7 was more in the jungle with lizards running and insects buzzing; it was also fairly connected to another unit by its deck- might not feel private if you didn’t know the other party. Bungalow 2 was beautiful! Right on the beach with the breeze. The bungalows have sweet outdoor showers, which was amazing as it was hot when we were there.
Saw many folks with rented trucks with tents on top. And just regular tenters/vanners as well. Free am coffee in a short window with cute cats.
ScoutIt was a great experience for all us. Nice scenic view of the camp.
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ScoutDo not stay at this campground if you have any intention of having a peaceful, quiet evening of camping. This might not happen all the time, but the night we went (Monday) they were blasting music very late into the evening and there were children blowing up fireworks everywhere.
I’m happy with people having a fun evening, but at least put the campground more than 50 feet away from an apparently major gathering place for locals.
TravelerWe stayed in a bungalow 7. After camping for 5 days we wanted to stay in a cabin. They do have hot water but it does run out, so try to get their earlier in the evening. They have electric plugs in the common area but I found it to be slow. Love the beach. There are stray cats and neighborhood dogs roaming around. There is an outdoor communal kitchen which is nice too. The host is a nice lady. Anahola Beach is lovely, I camped there too.
TravelerI had a reservation there for five days but only stayed one night. There is a big homeless encampment here. Lots of adults and children live here. It’s very loud, dirty. There were other campers here but everyone didn’t come out of their tents. I heard campers asking the people who lived here to not touch their things. It was also super sunny here. I wouldn’t leave anything out. I really didn’t feel safe or comfortable here. Check out Anahola or Kumu. Or even Anini instead
TravelerI was only able to get a two day permit and this place was my fav. You can drive up to your camping spot and be right on the ocean. I loved it. Bathrooms were clean and close by, beach was lovely. Will def visit again
ScoutIf you make it to Kalalau Beach, you will be rewarded with an amazing location and direct beach access in front of a stunning landscape. Access to the Kalalau Valley for exploring is easy from here. At the very end of the trail, there is a waterfall for access to water and taking a shower. Simply breathtaking, but you’ll have to work to make it there. There are outhouses too, but they’re very basic. You might find this site helpful as well: https://www.hikingkalalau.com.
Camping near Kapa‘a, Hawaii, offers a unique blend of stunning beaches, lush landscapes, and a variety of campgrounds to suit different preferences. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or a family-friendly spot, there's something for everyone in this beautiful area.
Camping near Kapa‘a, Hawaii, is a fantastic way to experience the island's natural beauty while enjoying various outdoor activities. Just remember to plan ahead and be mindful of your surroundings!
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According to TheDyrt.com, Kapa‘a, HI offers a wide range of camping options, with 16 campgrounds and RV parks near Kapa‘a, HI and 1 free dispersed camping spot.
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Kapa‘a, HI is Anahola Beach Park with a 4.4-star rating from 8 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there is 1 free dispersed camping spot near Kapa‘a, HI.
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