Waimanu Campsite

The Waimanu Campground is located at the end of the 7.6 mile Muliwai Trail. There are nine designated campsites accommodating up to 48 campers total with 2 composting outhouses available. Camping in Hawaii's Forest Reserves is usually in remote, mountainous locations providing a wilderness experience. Campsites are accessed by hiking and have few or no amenities. Check site details closely to ensure you are informed and have everything you need before heading out.

At-A-Glance Trail Info:

Measured from the trailhead, the Muliwai Trail is approximately 15.2 miles round-trip. Measured from the Waipiʻo Lookout, it is approximately 19 miles round-trip. The trail is minimally maintained, steep, eroded in places, rocky, and slippery when wet. There are four emergency helipads along the trail used for maintenance and fire and rescue teams only. There is also a shelter about half way into the hike. There are nine designated campsites accommodating up to 48 campers total. There are 2 composting outhouses.

BEFORE MAKING YOUR RESERVATION:

Read throroughly the Muliwai Trail's information page: https://hawaiitrails.hawaii.gov/trails/#/trail/muliwai-trail/11

Check the Weather forecast: http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lon=-155.6164698425291&lat=20.13102515046762#.WUCCl-vytpg. Continue to monitor the forecast as your trip date gets closer.