A popular destination among campers, Hawaii has a plethora of public beaches accompanied by diverse natural beauty including active volcanoes. Make sure you get a permit before camping here.
Escape the Oahu hustle with ideal camping spots. Unplug and immerse in tranquility.
Papohaku Beach Park, Molokai
Hike or drive to Haleakala Crater for heavenly views. Discover diverse flora and fauna.
Haleakalā National Park, Maui
Hike the 7.6-mile Muliwai Trail for stunning valley views and pristine waterfalls at the campsite.
Waimanu Valley Campsite, Big Island
Explore hiking trails and spot tropical birds while capturing the panoramic beauty of Kalalau Valley.
Kōkeʻe State Park, Kauai
Enjoy camping on a scenic 2-mile beach, ideal for canoeing, snorkeling, and kayaking.
Hanalei Bay, Kauai
Perfect for bodyboarding with soft sand and azure waters. 50 campsites offer stunning sunrise views.
Bellows Field Beach Park, Oahu
Popular family spot, great for beginner snorkelers. Enjoy BBQs and campfires in the evening.
Lydgate Beach Park, Kauai
Wild beach, great for fishing. Swim in Queens Pond, bring food and water.
Polihale State Park, Kauai
Camp where natural salt is still produced. Spot underwater creatures like goatfish, butterflyfish, and unicornfish.
Salt Pond Beach Park, Kauai
Popular camping spot with barbecue grills. Nearby, explore Mailekini Heiau, an ancient temple site.