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Waimanalo Farmstay
1. Waimanalo Farmstay
98%
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Waimanalo, HI · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
This is a breathtaking space that our family has poured many decades and multiple generations into. We are surrounded by jungle, with a freshwater stream running through the entire property and unobstructed mountain views. If you’re especially sensitive to mosquitos, bugs, geckos, free roaming chickens or other elements to be expected in nature, this might not be the place for you.
Waimanalo is a small agricultural town filled with nurseries, horse stables, and a high concentration of Hawaiian homes. It remains mostly undeveloped and authentic, and we aim to keep it that way. Outsiders do not often get the opportunity to stay back here, but we welcome respectful travelers looking for an authentic experience who can appreciate this privilege.
While nestled against the mountains, we're just a five minute drive from the beach. We are fifteen minutes from Kailua town, where you'll find several grocery stores, shops, and restaurants.
This is a working farm. While we are very hospitable, we are not in the business of hospitality. I am happy to accommodate travelers, but I am not here at your beck and call. If that is the experience you are seeking, I think you would be happier elsewhere. We appreciate all of your bookings, and profits go directly back into farm infrastructure and new fruit trees. Thank you for looking!
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Nature Spaces in Sacred Valley
2. Nature Spaces in Sacred Valley
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Punaluu, HI · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Skip light polluted Honolulu and experience Oahu’s most stunning valley property. Also known as Sacred Valley, Kaliuwa’a is nestled on the northeast, windward side of the island. While easily accessible, it feels worlds away with both a million dollar valley view and a 15 minute walk to a deserted beach. No permits are required, above ground fires are welcomed: set up a tent, hammock (site 5), or sleep in your vehicle while giving back to the land through our free Aina Program! Guests check themselves in: straightforward directions are sent via a link in the Hipcamp chat after booking has been completed.
Items to bring include bedding, bug spray, a flashlight, and secure food-storage containers. We provide clean restroom facilities with flush toilets and hose showers, just a short walk from the campsite. There are also picnic tables for your dining needs: feel free to bring an above-ground fire pit!
There is a free one-hour ‘Āina learning experience that’s is offered on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays. You’ll learn how to care for and tend to the land and by staying with us, you are helping to contribute to our youth educational programs and to preserve this beautiful place for generations to come.
Key Highlights of a Sacred Valley Stay:
agriculture educational program
convenient self check-in with open-field grassy sites great for stargazing
eco-friendly amenities
close proximity to food trucks, beaches, and North Shore surf spots
What to Expect:
Just minutes from the highway, a stay in Kaliuwa’a is an idyllic escape where you are immersed in Hawai’i. Every moment designed to deepen your connection with the land itself. We aim to empower our visitors with clear pre-arrival and lodging procedures, so you feel welcomed and informed. We all play a role in caring for the land. Your kuleana (responsibility) is to manage your own trash and to leave the area better than you found it, honoring the ecosystem you’re a part of.
Included:
safe parking and a community-centered environment
clean restroom facilities
picnic tables
Agriculture learning materials to enrich your experience with the land
NOTE: A nearby gun range may be active
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Wahi Nanea Place of Relaxation
3. Wahi Nanea Place of Relaxation
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Kula, HI · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
The property is located on Maui island in the Kula district on the drier side of Haleakala. In days before western contact the area was heavily forested with native plants and trees and rainfall was abundant. The native Hawaiian grew bananas, taro and sweet potato. After Western contact businessmen mostly from the United States developed huge tracts of land for ranching and farming which cleared the native forests and destroyed the eco system from the mountain to the sea. Many of the Hawaiian people moved away nearer to the towns and immigrant Chinese laborers from the ranches and plantations moved in. The Chinese brought in the Wattle tree to plant for firewood as these trees grew very fast. These are the majority of the trees that you see today. As part of the Chinese immigration, the founder of modern China, Sun Yat Sen lived here for a time and planned his revolution to overthrow the last Chinese Dynasty. There is a park dedicated to him nearby.We have picnic tables a propane grill, a fire pit and a covered gazebo that is shared with 3 cabins This site is located at the 2800 ft altitude and the temperature at night can range from mid 50 to mid 60 degrees F. If you are planning to go to Haleakala, we are about 45 -60 minutes to the summit. We are also on the south side approach to Hana. There is a great restaurant for breakfast and lunch about 10 minutes away in Keokea town called Grandma's Coffee house.
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Haleakalā National Park
4. Haleakalā National Park
95%
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National park in Hawaii · 4 sites
From the sea to a volcano summit, Haleakalā preserves spectacular Hawaiian wilderness.
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Nāpali Coast State Wilderness Park
5. Nāpali Coast State Wilderness Park
100%
(14)
State park in Hawaii · 3 sites
Seeing the sacred, soul stirring natural beauty here should be at the top of everyone's bucket list.
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Hamakua Guesthouse
6. Hamakua Guesthouse
95%
(335)
Pepeekeo, HI · 7 sites
The Hamakua Guesthouse is located on the south end of Hawaii's breathtaking Hamakua Coast. Established in 2012 we are easily accessible to all the Big Island attractions such as Volcanoes National Park (1 hour South), Waipio Valley (1 hour North), and the countless sights and adventures along the Hamakua Coast, it is the perfect location to base your Big Island adventure vacation.
The legendary Akaka Falls State Park is only 4 miles away from the Hamakua House. Onomea Bay is only 4 miles away, which is the home of the Hawaii Botanical Gardens. It is an unforgettable drive to get there and the bay is a wonderful place to have a picnic. We are only 1 mile (easily walkable) from the quaint main street of Honomu, HI. This town was established in the sugar cane plantation era and remains today boasting some wonderful gift shops, two restaurants, a coffee house, and the Island's best Zip Line Tours.
Guests have access to our open air full bathroom with running water and a stunning rainfall shower (located at the main house). They also have access to our covered outdoor kitchen with grills, a sink, prep space, dining area, dishes, cups, silverware, and cookware (also located at the main house).
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Yip Camp and Eco-Retreat Center
7. Yip Camp and Eco-Retreat Center
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Fern Forest, HI · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Yip Camp provides a setting that promotes immersion in nature. The property is located on the Kilauea Volcano at about 2700 feet in elevation and in sight of the majestic Mauna Loa volcano rising at the peak at 13,680 feet. Both volcanos have been active recently. There are several trails at the National Park
nearby; trails and several species of birds live on the property including Japanese Pheasants. On clear nights the skies provide excellent ambient viewing of the moon, planets and constellations. The campsites and cottage are located in the woods near a shower and flushing toilet and the property is off grid with the goal to establish an example of sustainable lifestyles and ecosystems. Camping equipment is available upon request and the cottage is furnished with a basic kitchen. The grounds also include a screen room with a grill, tables, chairs and a fire pit. Local fruits and vegetables are grown on the property and the greenhouse provides food. Solitude is available for those who seek silence and immersion in nature and a number of state and county beaches are within a forty minute drive. The focus is providing a quiet environment and an opportunity for solitude away from the distractions of urban lifestyles. Beaches are about forty five minutes and the drive to Hilo is about 25 miles.
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Palolo Paradise Preserve
8. Palolo Paradise Preserve
100%
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Honolulu, HI · 1 site
Palolo Paradise Preserve
There is an exceptional slice of paradise on Oahu, close to downtown Honolulu and just 5 miles (15 minutes) from Waikiki Beach.
Hidden up a mile-long, narrow, winding road, across three little bridges, and into the jungle at the back of Palolo Valley lies 14 acres of tropical beauty and a cozy tent.
The tent is situated among towering trees with a view of a large grassy meadow. It is off the grid, using catchment water and solar power.
A large lanai provides an ideal place to sit and enjoy the cool breezes and frequent rain showers. The 14-acre private property, surrounded by nearly endless conservation forest, offers an exceptional setting for the restoration of body and soul—a healthy and inspirational sanctuary of seclusion, peace, and tranquility.
The land is a tableau of soft greens and gentle light, inviting you to reconnect with nature and improve your mental, physical, and cognitive well-being. Feel the invigoration and deep peace—the mana, the life force and energy believed to exist in all living things. It is in the forest, the soil, and the rain, all yours to enjoy in peaceful solitude, aside from the owners, who live at the far end of the property.
There are several short hiking trails, as well as a valley hike leading to a private waterfall.
The tent is furnished with a Civil War-era full-size bed formerly owned by the Brodhead family, whose ancestors fought in the American Revolutionary War. There is also a private shower, restroom, and BBQ grill.
Umbrellas and rain jackets are provided for the frequent, and sometimes heavy, rainfall that keeps the area so green and lush. The property is forested with kukui, koa, guava, eucalyptus deglupta, eucalyptus robusta, cinnamon, banana, mountain apple, and avocado trees, along with red, white, and yellow flowering ginger and a variety of heliconias.
The mission of the owners, Rick Ralston and Sue Jansen, is to restore their 14 acres to a more pristine condition by removing invasive trees and plants and reforesting the land with native Hawaiian species, complemented by carefully selected flowering plants and fruit trees to create a thriving tropical garden paradise.
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Ohia Hale
9. Ohia Hale
89%
(383)
Captain Cook, HI · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
As all the land here is born of lava, many moons ago this land began to host plants and critters. Long after, it was sculpted and a number of families and farmers have contributed to what we have today. An abundance of fruit and vegetables within sight of the ocean. Peaceful breezes and warming sun make for unparalleled tranquility. Today the land still gives back to its visitors.
Come recharge.
As this is agricultural lands, there are many critters. Dogs, chickens, pheasants, peacock, mongoose, and many birds. Tge invasive coqui frog is annoying to some and calming to others.
The micro climate here swings from warm and dry to wet quickly. Best to always prepare for rain.
There is snorkeling, beaches, local food, Cafe, BBQ, poke, fish-n-chips, grocery, Sunday farmers market and hiking nearby.
It is peaceful here, but also an active farming community.
As an organic farm, we put alot of effort into soil building and as such, there are soft places that will be damaged by the weight of a vehicle. Staying on the driveway is best. We will guide you to where you need to go.
Our road is paved, but bumpy. Any vehicle will make it without damage if driven slowly. 1 to 4mph tops. *Be sure to avoid the camper rental companies that restrict certain roads.
Aloha and have a great day.
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Waiʻānapanapa State Park
10. Waiʻānapanapa State Park
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State park in Hawaii · 13 sites
Discover Waiʻānapanapa State Park's volcanic beauty and cultural heritage.
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Ahupuaʻa ʻO Kahana State Park
11. Ahupuaʻa ʻO Kahana State Park
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State park in Hawaii · 10 sites
Want to learn how to live on a tropical island? Take a cue from the native Hawaiians and get a first hand look when you visit Ahupua’a ‘O Kahana State Park. This is a “living park” where over 30 native families live on the land and also help school the visitors on a different (better?) way to live. See how the food is grown, how the land is irrigated, and how harmonious existence is possible, despite what modern society tells us. Hit the trails to get views of inaccessible remnants from ancient civilizations who lived here before western influence started meddling. Trails through the rainforest with all its muddy glory are another fun adventure and you may even score some fresh hand picked fruit! Score one of the few beach campsites so you can take your time on this sacred land, and because, it's beach camping!
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Kalōpā State Recreation Area
12. Kalōpā State Recreation Area
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State park in Hawaii · 7 sites
When you picture Hawaii, it’s likely that idyllic sandy beaches come to mind. And with miles and miles of beautiful coastline, this is definitely for good reason! But Hawaii is also home to loads of different ecosystems, including lush, tropical jungles abounding with wildlife. Get the best of both worlds at Kalōpā State Recreation Area, whose green forests sit right on the edge of Hawaii’s classic tropical beaches. A picturesque trail—the Kalōpā Nature Trail—winds through the park and showcases some of the Big Island’s incredible diversity of flora and fauna. This is also the perfect spot to be if you’re looking to escape the hot island heat, as much of the trail and the park is shaded by a gorgeous canopy of trees. Kalōpā is one awe-inspiring wilderness escape in the northeastern corner of the island of Hawaii.
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Kōkeʻe State Park
13. Kōkeʻe State Park
100%
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State park in Hawaii · 1 site
Welcome to paradise! No joke, Koke’e State Park on the island of Kauai is the textbook definition of the word. Well almost anywhere on the island may fit that description, but not everywhere can you get views of the Napali Cliffs and Kalalau Valley from 4,000-feet elevation. Now that’s a view you don’t see everyday! Hit the trails to hike through native rainforest and along the rim of Waimea Canyon to arrive at some mind blowing, high elevation views. Bring the fishing pole to score some very clean trout in the rushing creeks, pick plums in the trees above, and even hunt for wild pigs in certain areas. Pitch your tent to stay awhile, and pretend you are a primitive human living off of the land in the garden of eden. You might just want to throw in the towel at your old life and live here forever more.
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Experience Outdoor Life
14. Experience Outdoor Life
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Haleiwa, HI · 3 sites
Experience the charm of the North Shore. This peaceful outdoor retreat offers a unique opportunity to relax in nature while remaining just minutes from beaches, shops, restaurants, and local attractions. Enjoy open green space, a beautiful river along the property, and the sounds of farm life, including chickens and roosters. Guests have access to a composting toilet, outdoor shower, drinking water, and picnic area.
The property is privately gated and secured. We ask guests to respect the land, neighbors, and quiet atmosphere. Quiet hours begin at 9 PM, and all guests are expected to leave the space clean and mālama the ʻāina.
Arrival instructions and gate access details will be provided after booking.
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Hawaii Island's Best Campsites
15. Hawaii Island's Best Campsites
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Naalehu, HI · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
This rural and remote property is known as Hawaii Island Resort. The macadamia orchard provides a unique and comfortable way to camp in Hawaii. We have a great paved ocean view area for camper vans and many options for pitching tents or parking under the trees. We love to share our abundance with others and opening the property to travelers that love to camp seemed like a perfect addition to our current program. Please, outside pets are not allowed. We look forward to meeting you :)
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Ember & Fern Retreat
16. Ember & Fern Retreat
99%
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Eden Roc, HI · 3 sites
As a full-time host and tour guide, I take pride is giving people the best experiences possible while on island! Our properties are cozy and provide everything you will need being your home away from home while on vacation!
Learn more about this land:
The ultimate local experience while providing comforts to make your stay enjoyable. Live in traditional Hawaiian style homes!
For guests unfamiliar with the Big Island, it is not like the other islands people travel to. If Oahu is more Americanized, the Big Island is still more of a Polynesian Island. Our property allows guests to enjoy a genuine local experience.
The cabins have power and endless hot water. All water on property is rainwater harvested from our roof!
At night your ears will be greeted by the forest with sounds of coqui frogs. Many people love them 🐸 Please search for Bathing Suits and Rain Boots on YouTube to find a video of what our property sounds like at night. Our channel also features videos of tours we offer. More to be uploaded, check back often! Our tours include off the beaten path adventures ranging from sunrises and geothermal Kings baths, to prawn hunting to hikes that lead to waterfalls! They are all local gems that you will not find online or offered by any other tour guide agency. We are updating our ig @bathingsuitsandrainboots regularly with footage from adventures as well!
Beach gear such as surf boards, boogie boards and snorkel gear is also available. There is a detailed welcome packet with a variety of mostly free but some paid must see/do activities on the island!
There are a total of 4 cabins on the one acre lot. The owners are on property, other guests may or may not be here as well. There is a dog Valentine, two outdoor cats named Ghost and Tomi, and chickens/ducks.
Each cabin has a queen mattress. We rent both cabins out for larger groups.
Jungle massages are available on site starting at $100 for the hour.
Please note the main image capturing a lava cliff sunrise is not visible from the cabin. It is about a 30-40 minute drive from us 🌊 ☀️ 🌋
We are at 1880ft elevation so it can get chilly at night. Winters are also rainy season so if traveling to the Big Island in the winter, I suggest some light layers for warmth, a raincoat and rain boots.
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Roadside Fruit Stand Exotic Orchard
17. Roadside Fruit Stand Exotic Orchard
84%
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Honokaa, HI · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
We have a hidden exotic fruit orchard tucked away through rolling green hills, perched over the Hamakua cliffs, overlooking the pacific.
We sell our fruits ripe and cut ready to eat at our roadside fruit stand, open 11-6 daily including holidays! We serve local fresh juices and machete open coconuts to drink ice cold.
We grow mango, durian, lilikoi, star fruit, chocolate sapote, buddhas hand citrus, finger limes, tangerines and tangelos, jackfruit, tree grapes, mangosteen, white pineapples, mountain apples, berries, spices and much more. We are home to dozens of rescue animals, many who came from Puna during the 2018 lava flow. We have peaceful sheep, lambs, chickens, ducks, turkeys, geese and a lovable pet pig. Not to mention our friendly farm cats.
Our current camp sites are not in the fruit orchard, but in a rolling hills open pasture land near the fruit stand. It is rustic and pastoral.
We are a community of a few passionate farmers and fruit lovers. There’s a family- myself Rose, my partner Matthew and our daughter Mela, plus several awesome guys and girls who help out in different areas to grow our lives together!
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Kunia River Farm
18. Kunia River Farm
83%
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Royal Kunia, HI · 1 site · Tent, RV
Welcome to our unique weekend retreat nestled in the heart of a scenic mountainous area. Our farm offers two cozy 8x11 sheds with one comfortable futon, providing a rustic yet comfortable stay. Please note that due to agricultural policies, all personal items cannot stay in the farm when you leave.
While staying with us, you'll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the tranquility of the remote location, offering breathtaking views of Honolulu. Whether you choose to sleep in your car or opt for the plastic vinyl shed, you'll have a place to rest and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
Please be aware that the area is known for its mosquito population. However, we have taken measures to make your stay more comfortable, including providing mosquito repellent and screens for the shed. Additionally, a mosquito punk will be available inside the shed.
As we aim to offer a unique nature experience, there are no amenities such as electricity, running water, or restrooms. However, a porta potty will be conveniently located nearby to meet your basic needs.
Please note that our accommodations are intended for short-term stays only, from Thursday to Monday, to ensure that everyone can enjoy this special retreat.
Escape to the middle of nowhere and embrace the serenity of our mountainous farm, where the beauty of nature surrounds you and the bustle of Honolulu feels a world away.
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Sunrise Cabanas Panoramic Views
19. Sunrise Cabanas Panoramic Views
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Naalehu, HI · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Welcome to our off-grid glamping rental in beautiful Naalehu! Deep within the lush and remote agricultural landscapes of Hawaii, our food forest thrives, with its vibrant tapestry of over 100 varieties of tropical fruits, nuts, canoe plants, veggies, herbs, and medicinal plants. Surrounded on all sides by cattle fields, our secluded 8 acre property and farm is the perfect place to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and reconnect with nature. The farm and cottages are 100% solar powered and ensuring an eco friendly stay. Throughout the farm, sustainable practices are followed and Permaculture techniques are employed to maximize natural resources and minimize waste, creating a self-sustaining ecosystem that thrives without the need for chemical pesticides or fertilizers.
When it's time to unwind, step outside onto your private deck and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the top of Mauna Loa, the Ka'u Coastline, Kilauea Volcano, the Pacific Ocean and lush Hawaiian landscape. You'll also find a small outdoor seating area, where you can relax and soak up the sun, take in the expansive view, or gaze at the stars.
The cottages are powered by solar energy and have an eco-friendly outdoor shower and washing station, and porta potty. We supply fresh and filtered spring water for drinking.
Our glamping site is located on a private 8-acre property situated on the luscious east side of the Big Island. You'll be surrounded by a vibrant tropical oasis, teeming with wildlife and native flora. Take a guided edible farm tour, hike through the surrounding food forest, take a bike ride on our road with the best views on the island, or an off-road excursion to the Green Sand Beach.
If you're looking for a unique and sustainable way to experience Hawaii, this is the perfect option for you. Come stay with us and escape the crowds and noise of civilization while enjoying breathtaking natural beauty. We look forward to hosting you soon!
Nearby Attractions:
Green Sand Beach is a unique location famous for its unusual green sand created by volcanic eruptions. It is one of the few green sand beaches in the world and is popular with tourists and locals alike.
Punalu'u Beach is a beautiful black sand beach with abundant Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles.
South Point - The southernmost point in the USA is a popular spot for cliff diving, off-roading, fishing and taking in the epic views.
Kawa Beach - a good beach for intermediate surfers with a fresh water spring and ancient Hawaiian ruins.
Kahuku Unit: A section of Volcano National Park that boasts native plants, hiking trails, and spectacular views.
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Jungle Cottages
20. Jungle Cottages
Captain Cook, HI · 1 site
Close to best snorkel beaches and near fun town of Kealakekua. Two cottages to choose from, or take both for a family reunion or retreat. One cottage is huge with one bedroom, living room, full kitchen, and a private bathroom and is fully handicapped accessible. Other cottage has one bedroom and a screened in living area, kitchenette and a shared bathroom with shower and Japanese soaking tub. with screened in living room, kitchenette. Property has ocean views, Avocado trees. Goats, chickens, pineapples, and banana trees!
Right by Mamalahoa hot tubs and spa.
Close to Kona.
Plenty of parking!
Sleep to beautiful sounds of the jungle, wake up to farm fresh eggs, drive to best snorkeling!
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Marc
1 week ago
5 nights at Mana Grove Domes
Cheaper then a hotel and the host was amazing and very friendly. I highly recommend staying a night or more its so worth it.
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SB
2 weeks ago
17 ft campervan
With kids
We had a great time and got some great recommendations from the host.
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Becca
2 weeks ago
Matt
2 weeks ago
19 ft pop-up camper
A lovely and well thought out camp. The gravel pitch helped keep bugs away. Clean and easy to find.
See moreMatt
2 weeks ago
19 ft Class B
Great stay. Watch out for biting bugs. Wear plenty of DEET.
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Elizabeth
2 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Palolo Paradise Preserve
Rick and Sue are amazing hosts. They are so thoughtful, helpful and accommodating. This stay was very special and peaceful for us. We enjoyed the secluded feeling while also being close to the city. Thank you for making this stay so successful. It was such a pleasure to stay here.
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Katie
2 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Ember & Fern Retreat
Super cute, cozy, and comfortable. Communication with host was great. Secluded and beautiful flora. We arrived during Nolo and spent our time in the Bee Bungalow, sitting on the covered porch, sipping coffee, listening to the rain and nature sounds as most everything was closed due to the storm. It was a great place to hibernate waiting for the storm to pass. I little slice of heaven.
See moreLauren
3 weeks ago
Tent
Host was so kind, very responsive, and even upgraded us to the glamp tent one night since we were arriving late during bad weather. Hammock camping is very doable - lots of big palms to pitch under. Bathroom/shower is clean and just as pictured. Site is quiet and secluded but we felt totally safe. Bring bug spray!
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Nicola
3 weeks ago
19 ft campervan
Great site, so peaceful and stunning views. Warm showers and the charging facilities were really helpful. Great stay!
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Lauren
3 weeks ago
16 ft car
This stay was exactly what we needed during iffy weather. Very calm, hammocks work in this spot. Bathroom/shower are exactly as advertised, and we made use of the small grill in the main picnic area. Overall, exactly what you pay for and very safe. Thanks again!!
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Rachael
3 weeks ago
20 ft campervan
Loved it we were the only ones there, hot shower, running water and toilet
See moreClaire
3 weeks ago
19 ft campervan
Robert is a great host, super responsive and accommodating ! Plus it’s well located, close to green sand beach and cute little coffee farms ! I recommend
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Nathan
3 weeks ago
21 ft Class B
The campsite towards the back of the property is tranquil solitude! Amazing bird watching. Loved the dogs and they seemed to love us too. Had everything we needed. Would absolutely stay here again. Oh and all you can eat macadamia nuts.
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Shane
3 weeks ago
18 ft campervan
Great place! Owners are tremendous. Go see their incredible property.
See moreLili
September 2026
15 ft campervan
Was an amazing place to sleep ! We were alone, in this amazing landscape ! Just take some repellent because there are mosquitoes
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Gary
September 2026
20 ft campervan
Great interaction an work with Mac! Had great views!
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Tamra
September 2026
3 nights at Yip Camp and Eco-Retreat Center
We enjoyed our stay at Yip Camp. Thomas was very welcoming and so was his dog Yip. He went out of his way to make us feel welcome! And the locatIon was perfect - super close to Volcano National Park.
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Anthony
September 2026
4 nights at Wahi Nanea Place of Relaxation
Always a great place to stay. Beautiful views and the showers are nice and hot.
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Bob
September 2026
6 nights at Wahi Nanea Place of Relaxation
Excellent value. We came to see the sights and only needed a place to sleep. Very comfortable with hot shower. The high altitude (3000 feet) guarantees cool nights and there were plenty of of blankets. We give it 5 out of five stars and lovely hosts..
Speaking of stars, did I mention you can see the Milky Way from the cabin we stayed in ;-)
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Justyna
September 2026
7 nights at Waimanalo Farmstay
We really liked our stay at Waimanalo Farmstay! Being so close to nature was a huge highlight for us. The views right after opening the tent in the morning were breathtaking and the mountains in the background left a lasting impression every single day.
You definitely don't need to set an alarm clock because the roosters will wake you up early in the morning, but it's part of the experience and you quickly get used to it.
We would definitely stay here again!
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