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The best cabin rentals in Hawaii with hot tubs

Name: Hawaii
Address: Hawaii
Rating: 5

Although Hawaii is around 2,000 miles from the continental U.S., it's definitely worth the flight. While this tropical island chain is known for its large resorts and sandy beaches, it’s also an incredible place for hiking and camping, not only because of its year-round warm weather, but also because of its sheer diversity of landscapes. Here you’ll find towering volcanoes, tropical forests, massive canyonlands, and historic sites where you can learn about the history and cultural traditions of the islands. And if you don’t want to stay in a resort, you certainly won’t have to: there are many places to set up your tent, from beachfront campgrounds to private retreats.

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Top-rated campgrounds in Hawaii

GaiaYoga Gardens

1. GaiaYoga Gardens

Nanawale Estates, HI · 1 site

We are an off-grid intentional community in the rainforest of East Hawaii in the Puna district. We have acres of tropical fruit trees, clumping bamboo, bananas, and other plants. We have about 20 different tropical breeze houses, which are hand-made, screened-in structures nestled into the forest along walking trails. We're at the end of a 3-mile-long unpaved road, so we are very secluded and have little outside noise. We are not a bed-and-breakfast, we are not a farm, we are not a place looking to rent cabins — we are an intentional community and Permaculture homestead whose primary mission is healing, activating, and living our holistic hearts in a multigenerational, bonded community. We are growing a holistic culture and creating a beautiful world together. We want to share this place and find partners in our mission/play/joy (both short and long term). We have a men's dorm and a women's dorm and breezehouses for couples and families. We do allow camping, but we rarely have it happen. People usually sleep in our buildings. We have two communal kitchens, a living room, dining rooms, communal showers, and lots of space to explore nature.

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James Cottage

2. James Cottage

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Waimea, HI · 1 site

James Cottage is a historic plantation home on a private ranch on Hawaii Island just 2 miles south of Hawi town. You need a car to get to us from Kona Airport. The cottage has a kitchenette and a private bathhouse, washer/dryer and a private hot tub. There is a swimming pool for all of our guests to enjoy just a short walk from your cottage.

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Kehena Mauka Nui Club LGBTQIA+

3. Kehena Mauka Nui Club LGBTQIA+

Pahoa, HI · 2 sites · Tents, Lodging

Aloha! Kehena Mauka Nui Club is a clothing optional and gay/LGBTQIA+ guesthouse located steps away from Kehena Beach, a clothing optional black sand beach in the Puna district of the Big Island of Hawaii. We encourage our guests to meet each other and be social to experience the true gift of travel: the people you meet along the way. Breakfast is not automatically included in the room rate. However, we offer several on-site breakfast options for purchase.

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Black Sand Beach Bungalow +Swim Spa

4. Black Sand Beach Bungalow +Swim Spa

Pahoa, HI · 1 site

The ultimate eco-getaway for indoor-outdoor relaxation, dining, and sleeping, perfect for 1-2 couples or a family. Ocean views and crashing waves from wide-open bifold doors. Walk nextdoor to Kehena black sand beach, or drive the Red Road to Hawaii's only hot springs at Pohoiki. A swim spa is a plunge pool or hot tub; a firepit brings friends and family together under starry skies. Experience Hawaii's "wild east" in Puna, live music and dance, Hilo waterfalls, and Hawaiian Volcanoes National Park.

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Cozy jungle 2-Bedroom Cabin

5. Cozy jungle 2-Bedroom Cabin

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Captain Cook, HI · 1 site

Welcome to this charming 2-bedroom retreat in Kealakekua, a perfect escape into nature. Tucked away in a serene, private setting, this cozy cabin offers a peaceful sanctuary for those looking to unwind and relax. With two queen-sized beds, it is ideal for a small group or a family getaway. Take in the stunning surroundings while relaxing on the porch, enjoying a refreshing dip in the pool, or soaking in the hot tub. For those who love to explore, there are scenic trails and beautiful gardens to stroll through at Manta Soul. Stay connected with WiFi, allowing you to share your peaceful moments with family and friends back home. The cabin is 100% solar-powered and completely off the grid, offering a truly eco-friendly experience. About Manta Soul Now featuring a brand-new pool and a freshly installed jacuzzi, both shared with other guests, along with a spacious deck perfect for unwinding. Plus, a convenient poolside bathroom and shower- everything you need for a fun and relaxing getaway! Nestled in a gorgeous natural setting, you're enveloped by the lyrical sounds of the jungle, including wild parrots, chickens, peacocks, pheasants, goats, and even nocturnal wild pigs on occasion. (Don't worry!— they are timid and tend to avoid people.) Meanwhile, coqui frogs sing their love songs throughout the night- a lullaby for many, though earplugs are provided in case you choose to use them.

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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Jodi

3 weeks ago

6 nights at Cozy jungle 2-Bedroom Cabin

I loved the private location, the mesmerizing sound of the Koki frogs, the wild pigs and piglets, roosters, pheasants and chickens. The resident cats and dog were sweet and Christophe and Bonnie were just lovely people. We rented Scooters and visited many shoreline access points, and the recommendations for places to eat and check out were on point! Reading in the hammock and the hanging pod were favourites of ours, it was such a great home base for our Adventuring.

Jaymee

March 2026

2 nights at James Cottage

Was a great place to stay. Very peaceful and enjoyable. Beautiful property, would definitely stay again!

Melanie

July 2025

4 nights at James Cottage

Peaceful setting, beautiful, great animals, fresh eggs, great bed, great bathroom,

Hawaii camping guide

Where to go

Oahu

Oahu is the state's most-visited island. While many visitors head straight to Honolulu's sandy Waikiki Beach, the island offers plenty to experience outside the big city, with gorgeous beaches all over, plus tons of hiking trails. If you want to camp, you’ll find options at Ahupua'a 'O Kahana State Park and Bellows Field Beach Park, both on the island’s eastern shores.

The Big Island

The Big Island's size isn't its only claim to fame. It's also known for its tasty Kona coffee and for its abundance of volcanoes, including Kīlauea and Mauna Loa, both in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, one of four national parks on the island. There are also lots of places to camp on the island, including at the Kalōpā State Recreation Area and the Kīholo State Park Reserve (weekend camping only).

Maui and Molokai

Maui is well known for its large resorts and gorgeous scenery, especially in the emeraldine ʻĪao Valley State Monument and from Haleakalā National Park, the best place on the island for a sunrise hike. Reservable campsites can be found at both Wai'ānapanapa State Park and the Polipoli Spring State Recreation Area. The nearby island of Moloka'i is a quiet alternative, without the big development found on other islands. Camping is available in the island's Pālāʻau State Park.

Kauai

Dubbed the "Garden Isle" for its numerous gardens and overall lush landscapes, Kauai feels quieter and more laid-back than Maui or Oahu. Its best-known hiking areas include the pristine Nāpali Coast (only accessible by foot or boat) and the vibrantly hued Waimea Canyon State Park, often referred to as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific." You can camp in the Nāpali Coast State Wilderness Park, provided you obtain a permit in advance, or in Kōke'e State Park and Polihale State Park.

When to go

Hawaii only has two real seasons: a hotter, dryer summer season (April–October) and a cooler, rainier winter (November–March). The resorts and tourist destinations across the islands are at their busiest during the summer and winter vacation months, and hotel and flight prices tend to soar during these periods. Late spring and early autumn are ideal for avoiding rainfall and crowds. Flights from the mainland are generally at their cheapest between January and March.