Camp Mokuleia

COVID-19 regulations: we are following all local, state and federal regulations regarding COVID-19, and recommend our guests to comply with current mandates and travel requirements to Hawaii and inter-island before making a reservation. Please visit https://hawaiicovid19.com/travel/getting-to-hawaii/or click HERE for more information.

PRE-CHECK IS REQUIRED FOR ALL INTER-ISLAND AND OUT-OF-STATE RESERVATIONS! AS OF OCTOBER 15, 2020, all inter-island and out-of-state visitors must prove the completion of the quarantine requirement or provide validated Safe Travels Hawai’i/DOH quarantine exemption. Documentation must be submitted via email to reservations@campolowalu.com, before 2PM on check-in day. Guests in non-compliance with the pre-check requirement will not be able to enter the campground. CAMP OLOWALU IS NOT A QUARANTINE SITE.

Currently, reservations are open for tent sites, car camping, tentalows (no linens provided) and A-frame cabins. The camp store will remain closed until further notice; morning complimentary coffee is also discontinued.


Camp on one of the 35 sites. Alongside Maui’s Olowalu Beach enjoy our campground amenities.

Tent camping
Tentalows
Car Camping
Cabins 


COMMON AMENITIES

    Bathrooms: toilet, sink, mirror, hand soap, paper towels & toilet paper
    Instant hot water showers
    Outdoor dishwashing station
    Wifi internet hotspot at check-in area
    Trash & recycling stations
    Private parking
    2 Charging stations
    Fire pit
    Picnic benches
    BBQ grills



Camp Olowalu

Bellows Field Beach Park is located on a beautiful stretch of windward beach and holds fifty campsites. It is also a part of an active military training area. Campgrounds are not available before 12 noon on Friday. Bellows camping is closed between the hours of 8 p.m and 6 a.m. and no one is allowed to enter. Campers must remain in their designated camping area during those hours. A printed permit is required to camp in this park. All fees are non-refundable.

Facilities
50 campsites total
2 Comfort Stations
Outdoor Showers
2 Lifeguard Towers
Limited parking

Bellows Field Beach Park

Two 8x11 shed with a futon on top of a farm in the middle of a mountain. Lots of mosquitos.

IF you can stay in the middle of nowhere with a great view of Honolulu in a plastic vinyl shed with Futon, LOTS of mosquitos (repellent and screen provided), and without light, water, or restroom (Porta pottie provided)?

If you said yes, then MAYBE for a couple of nights. Oh, and you have to leave by 7 or 8 AM to enjoy our beautiful island. I can maybe pick you up and drop you off at a nearest bus stop and return anytime after 5pm.



Kunia River Farm

This Award-Winning off-grid retreat in native Hawai'i rainforest is the perfect oasis for those looking for privacy and relaxation. With all the amenities you need including a fully stocked kitchen, comfortable beds, and hot water shower, you'll have everything you need to enjoy your stay. Lava Rock Clamping offers 3 unique cabins, a Plantation Style Cabin ideal for a couple, a Treehouse that can accommodate 4 guests, and a spacious Big Cabin that can host up to 6 people.

Conveniently located just 25 minutes away from the breathtaking Volcanoes National Park, which offers endless hiking opportunities with stunning views of the surrounding lava fields and the iconic Kilauea volcano. In addition to the park, the area is also home to numerous beaches and waterfalls, ideal for swimming, snorkeling, surfing, or simply relaxing in nature.

For those looking to explore the town, Hilo is nearby and offers plenty of options for shopping, dining, and cultural experiences. Whether you're seeking adventure or a peaceful getaway, this award-winning off-grid retreat offers the perfect blend of convenience and seclusion.

Book your stay at this exclusive property today for an unforgettable rainforest experience!



Lava Rock Glamping

Kalopa State Recreation Area

Paliku Backcountry Campsite

Nāmakanipaio Campground is located 31.5 miles south of Hilo on Highway-11 at 4,000' elevation. It is a large, open grassy area with tall eucalyptus and 'ōhi'a trees. This campground has restrooms, water, picnic tables and barbecue pits. Campfires are permitted in the barbeque pits only. If there are more than 2 people in your party, you can expand to 4 people per site with another tent. Maximum stay is 7 days.



Namakanipaio Campground

Bring your own tent (Hammocks and makeshift tarps are not considered suitable tents)
We offer covered outdoor hot water showers and toilets.
Children must be at least 7 years of age and supervised by an adult/guardian at all times.
No reservations needed (except for groups of 10 or more)
Last check in at 4:00 pm
Social distancing, sanitizing, and mask wearing is required on Arnott’s Lodge property.
Remember, Hilo is the wettest part of the island! You will want a rain fly.

The camping area is a quiet zone after 10:00pm.  No music or cellphone use.  If you need to take a call, we have a separate guest area or TV lounge where you can talk on the phone. Loud snorers may have to rent out a room.

We will provide you with a camp space, shower, and toilet facilities.  Everything else needs to be provided by the camper.  We do not lend tools to assist with setting up your tent, nor do we rent out beddings, linens, or cooking supplies. You may purchase a clean towel for $5.00. We also do not provide free storage for your luggage and personal effects. Treat this as any other camping spot on the island and be conscious of your belongings.

Tents must be moved after 3 nights to preserve the lawn; larger tents after two nights.

7 nights maximum stay limit.  Management’s approval is needed for any extension.

Arnotts Lodge and Hiking Adventures

Wellness Retreats for Conscious Foodies + Travelers - enjoy a local farm to table, homesteading experience on the Big Island of Hawaii created by Chef Justine Ma.

After booking a camping or glamping experience on our farm, you can create your own personal retreat by adding on a farmers market tour, cooking class, and homemade meals; OR just enjoy the farm with on-site perks such as on-grid electricity, high speed wifi, unlimited drinking water, yoga mats, a covered picnic area to share with fellow campers, a large outdoor kitchen equipped with a propane burner, grill, air fryer, pots, pans, utensils, plates and cups! Looking forward to hosting you!

\*\*\* THIS SPACE WAS CREATED FOR SEASONED CAMPERS WHO HAVE EXPERIENCE LIVING IN NATURE, AND APPRECIATE ADDITIONAL AMENITIES LIKE A FULL KITCHEN AND PICNIC WITH ACCESS TO WIFI + ELECTRICITY \*\*\*

\*\*\* IF YOU'RE NOT COMFORTABLE CAMPING IN A TENT, YOU CAN UPGRADE AND GLAMP IN THE TINYHOMES THAT COME WITH BEDS/LINENS \*\*\*

WHAT’S NEARBY:

- WITHIN 5-10 MINS: Ocean cliffs, public labyrinth, Pahoa Town, grocery stores, restaurants, food delivery options and a 24 hour 7-11 is available 15 minutes away from the farm. 
- WITHIN 25-60 MINS: Hilo Town, Pohoiki Hot Ponds, Lava Tree State Park, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Kehena Black Sand Beach, Kalapana, hikes and caves are all within 30 minutes. Keaukaha (numerous beach parks, ocean ponds and swimmable tidepools about 35 minutes).
- WITHIN 1.5-3HRS: Green Sand Beach and South Point are approx. 2.5 hours. Mauna Kea Mauna Loa 1.5 hrs., and Kona 2.5 hours. 



Ask about excursions!

PS: Our dog Olena may be on the property. Friendly dogs who get along with dogs/chickens/ducks allowed, no cats.

PPS: We do supply garbage bins however we ask that you take your garbage with you, thank you!

Booking is per pitched tent. If you have more than 2 people per tent, please add additional guest fee up to more persons. If you have more than 1 tent, please make separate bookings. Only 1 vehicle per booking allowed, mahalo!



Farm to Table Hawaii

When it comes to camping locations in paradise, Waianapanapa State Park remains an unspoiled gem.  Low, volcanic cliffs envelop the sparkling black sand lagoon below. Located at the end of Waiʻanapanapa Road off Hana Highway, this park offers a wide range of scenic views, tropical hikes, and tons of unique recreation opportunities. Those looking for solitude and respite from the day-to-day grind of modern life are sure to enjoy this secluded campground. 

Waianapanapa is unique in that it’s one of the few places where you can enjoy dark, volcanic sand beaches. Even cooler, throughout the year the various tide pools throughout turn a deep shade of maroon-red. Scientists attribute this to the shrimp colonies that visit throughout the year. However, locals say it’s a due to a haunting from the blood of Popoaleae, a mythical princess who was killed by her husband Chief Kaakea in a cave nearby. We’ll let you decide what you want to believe. 

The campsites here are spacious enough to accomodate any tent or van dweller, but RVers aren’t going to find much accomodation here. The campground includes bathrooms, drinking water, an outdoor beach shower, fire pits, and tons of hikes nearby. In addition, the park grants access to shore fishing, snorkelling and scuba destinations nearby. Waianapanapa is also known for it’s natural blow-holes scattered through the park, and its world-class sea-bird watching.

Waianapanapa State Park is massive, featuring over 122 acres of unspoiled volcanic terrain. However, parking is limited and the campground itself is on the small side. If you’re looking to camp here, reservations must be made at least 3 days prior to your check-in date. For HI residents, fees are $12 per night for up to 6 people, and $2 per night for every person thereafter. If you’re not a resident, fees are $18/night, with an addition charge of $3 per additional camper. Additionally, the park also offers Cabins on reservation at $60/night for residents, and $90/night for visitors. That being said, if you’re planning on camping in a cabin be aware there is a 2 day minimum. If you’re the type to procrastinate, definitely take care of your reservations in advance as they are strict about permitting here. 

Waiʻanapanapa State Park

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Located at beautiful Anahola Bay on the island of Kauai, Kumu Camp features rustic camping Tentalows with Queen or Twin-size beds.  Also available are campsites around the property, for individuals or groups to pitch tents or vehicle camp with access to common area showers and bathrooms. 

We also host youth camps throughout the year including daily, weekend and week-long sessions. In addition, Kumu Camp is available year-round subject to availability, for retreats and over-night stays by the community and larger public.  Common retreats hosted at Kumu camp have included Cultural Training, Yoga, Meditation, Church Groups, Canoe Paddling, Youth Retreats, Birthdays, Weddings, Family or Class Reunions, among others.

Many families simply stay at the Kumu Camp to enjoy the beautiful rural setting to experience the great outdoors, night skies, the drum of the ocean and the calm and peace of Kauai.  In addition, Kumu Camp is open for day use by the general public for a “day at the beach”, special gatherings and other special outings.

The site includes access to out-door pavilions, various size party tents, a yurt conference room, beach volleyball, water sports, massage services and yoga classes.  Complimentary coffee hour daily from 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM.

Kumu Camp

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