Haiku-Pauwela

Pets

Electricity Hookup

Toilets

Campfires

Potable water

Picnic table

Hosmer Grove

Set in the cooler and windier climes of Haleakala’s cloud belt, Hosmer Grove Campground is just below the 7,000 foot summit area

Hōlua Campsite

Hōlua Campsite is a wilderness camp at 6,940 feet in the native shrubland near Koʻolau Gap

Palikū Campsite

Located at 6,380 feet on the east end of the Wilderness valley at the base of a rainforest cliff, Palikū Campsite is accessed via a challenging 9.3 mile hike on the Sliding Sands Trail, or a 10.4 mile journey on Halemauʻu Trail

Waiʻānapanapa Cabins

The Waiʻānapanapa Cabins sit alongside the area’s namesake park, overlooking the crashing waves of the nearby cove

Waiʻānapanapa Campground

Offering wildlife viewing opportunities of the area’s both endemic and migratory seabirds, Waiʻānapanapa Campground is a favorite among the avian savvy among us

Kīpahulu Campground

One of two car accessible campgrounds in the park, Kipahulu Campground sits on a grassy area just above the ocean

Haleakalā National Park

From the sea to a volcano summit, Haleakalā preserves spectacular Hawaiian wilderness.


Showers

Waiʻānapanapa State Park

Discover Waiʻānapanapa State Park's volcanic beauty and cultural heritage.

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Hana

Pu`ukohola-Heiau National Historic Site

Hāpuna Beach State Recreation Area

Kalōpā State Recreation Area

Kōkeʻe State Park

Keaīwa Heiau State Recreation Area

Ahupuaʻa ʻO Kahana State Park

Sand Island State Recreation Area

This is the view from cabins 2&3 this was in the morning when the moon was setting

Wahi Nanea Place of Relaxation

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.&nbsp;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.

Cabin 2 with wash basin. Comfort Station in the rear

Our First Tent Camper in our campsite. 2 man pup tent

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