Cabins in Oahu

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With its sugary sands, surf beaches, tropical rainforest backdrop, and melting pot of Pacific culture, Oahu is Hawaii’s flagship vacation destination. Whether you want beachside adventures, panoramic-view hikes, or history, Oahu has everything in abundance, and you can take your pick of beachside villas and coastal campsites. Spring and fall are popular times to visit Oahu, with balmy temperatures and festivals such as the King Kamehameha Floral Parade and Aloha Festival taking place, but winter campers can still enjoy average daytime temperatures of 80°F (26°C), and this is prime time for surfing.

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Green Hills Organic Farm

2. Green Hills Organic Farm

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2 sites · Lodging · Kahuku, HI
Escape to the hills of Oʻahu’s legendary North Shore with a stay in our cozy farm cabin. Just minutes from world-class surf breaks, Kahuku’s famous food trucks, and the Polynesian Cultural Center, our 7-acre organic farm is tucked away at 300 feet elevation, surrounded by lush green hills and stunning 360-degree views of both mountains and ocean. This is more than a stay — it’s an experience of farm life, natural beauty, and the slower rhythm of Hawaiʻi’s countryside. In the distance, wind turbines turn quietly on the ridgeline, contrasting high-tech energy with the timeless beauty of the land. The octagon hilltop cabin is the jewel of the farm As a working regenerative farm, we grow cassava, turmeric, noni, taro, fruits, and vegetables, and often have fresh produce available. Guests are welcome to join a farm tour, volunteer, or simply relax and enjoy the land. Whether you’re here to explore the North Shore beaches or unwind off the beaten path, this is a unique and authentic Hawaiʻi farm stay.
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$98
 / night
Rainforest Gradens

4. Rainforest Gradens

2 sites · Lodging · Haleiwa, HI
Embark on an unforgettable glamping adventure in the heart of Oahu’s North Shore rainforest garden! Nestled amidst towering palm trees, lush banana groves, vibrant flowers, and fragrant lilikoi vines, our two-room glamping retreat offers a serene escape for nature lovers and meditation enthusiasts. Each room features cozy beds (three total, sleeping up to 3 guests), a fully stocked refrigerator, and a charming tea kettle to savor your morning brew. Step outside to a spacious, private covered patio with a rustic picnic table—perfect for soaking in the tranquil rainforest ambiance. Glamping Amenities: • Outdoor rainforest shower for a refreshing jungle experience • Eco-friendly composting toilet and sink, blending seamlessly with nature • Potable water • Picnic table • Cooking equipment • Free 1GB high-speed Wi-Fi to stay connected • Free parking, or enjoy a complimentary morning shuttle to Foodland grocery store, the nearest bus stop, or a pristine sandy beach—free pick-up in the afternoon/evening! Immerse yourself in the quiet beauty of this off-grid paradise, ideal for meditation and unwinding. Book your glamping escape today and experience the magic of North Shore’s natural wonders!
Potable water
Toilets
Showers
from 
$100
 / night

With its sugary sands, surf beaches, tropical rainforest backdrop, and melting pot of Pacific culture, Oahu is Hawaii’s flagship vacation destination. Whether you want beachside adventures, panoramic-view hikes, or history, Oahu has everything in abundance, and you can take your pick of beachside villas and coastal campsites. Spring and fall are popular times to visit Oahu, with balmy temperatures and festivals such as the King Kamehameha Floral Parade and Aloha Festival taking place, but winter campers can still enjoy average daytime temperatures of 80°F (26°C), and this is prime time for surfing.

95% (242)

Top-rated campgrounds

Green Hills Organic Farm

2. Green Hills Organic Farm

100%
(11)
2 sites · Lodging · Kahuku, HI
Escape to the hills of Oʻahu’s legendary North Shore with a stay in our cozy farm cabin. Just minutes from world-class surf breaks, Kahuku’s famous food trucks, and the Polynesian Cultural Center, our 7-acre organic farm is tucked away at 300 feet elevation, surrounded by lush green hills and stunning 360-degree views of both mountains and ocean. This is more than a stay — it’s an experience of farm life, natural beauty, and the slower rhythm of Hawaiʻi’s countryside. In the distance, wind turbines turn quietly on the ridgeline, contrasting high-tech energy with the timeless beauty of the land. The octagon hilltop cabin is the jewel of the farm As a working regenerative farm, we grow cassava, turmeric, noni, taro, fruits, and vegetables, and often have fresh produce available. Guests are welcome to join a farm tour, volunteer, or simply relax and enjoy the land. Whether you’re here to explore the North Shore beaches or unwind off the beaten path, this is a unique and authentic Hawaiʻi farm stay.
Potable water
Toilets
Showers
from 
$98
 / night
Rainforest Gradens

4. Rainforest Gradens

2 sites · Lodging · Haleiwa, HI
Embark on an unforgettable glamping adventure in the heart of Oahu’s North Shore rainforest garden! Nestled amidst towering palm trees, lush banana groves, vibrant flowers, and fragrant lilikoi vines, our two-room glamping retreat offers a serene escape for nature lovers and meditation enthusiasts. Each room features cozy beds (three total, sleeping up to 3 guests), a fully stocked refrigerator, and a charming tea kettle to savor your morning brew. Step outside to a spacious, private covered patio with a rustic picnic table—perfect for soaking in the tranquil rainforest ambiance. Glamping Amenities: • Outdoor rainforest shower for a refreshing jungle experience • Eco-friendly composting toilet and sink, blending seamlessly with nature • Potable water • Picnic table • Cooking equipment • Free 1GB high-speed Wi-Fi to stay connected • Free parking, or enjoy a complimentary morning shuttle to Foodland grocery store, the nearest bus stop, or a pristine sandy beach—free pick-up in the afternoon/evening! Immerse yourself in the quiet beauty of this off-grid paradise, ideal for meditation and unwinding. Book your glamping escape today and experience the magic of North Shore’s natural wonders!
Potable water
Toilets
Showers
from 
$100
 / night

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Where to go

North Shore

With more than 51 (count ‘em!) beaches and waves reaching up to 30 feet in the winter months, Oahu’s North Shore boasts some of Hawaii’s most legendary surf breaks. Check into the state campground at Malaekahana or snag an oceanside campsite at Hau'ula Beach, go surfing and snorkeling at Sunset Beach or Waimea Beach, or head inland to explore the Waimea Valley and cool off beneath Waimea Falls.

Windward Coast

Hemmed in by the lush peaks of the Koʻolau Mountains, Oahu’s eastern shore offers a change of pace from the buzzing resort towns of the North Shore. Grab a kayak or paddleboard to paddle the coast at Kailua and Lanikai beaches, pitch your tent by the hiking trails of the Ahupua'a O Kahana State Park, or camp with a view of the mountains at Ho'omaluhia Botanical Garden.

Leeward Coast

The western Leeward or Wai’anae Coast is Oahu’s least developed, making it the ideal spot to escape the crowds. Set out on a scenic road trip, climbing through the Waianae Mountains and hopping between sleepy seaside towns and secluded beaches along the coast. Campers can take their pick of five public beachside campgrounds, but make sure you get a permit.

South Oahu

Most travelers pass through Honolulu, Hawaii’s fun-loving capital, where the only urban campsite is located at Sand Island, right on Honolulu Harbor. Once you’ve explored the city, head out to Waikiki Beach, famous for its white sands, surf schools, and nightlife, or continue east to the Hanauma Bay marine conservation area to snorkel amid schools of tropical fish and sea turtles.

Central Oahu

Just west of Honolulu, the National Historic Landmark of Pearl Harbor is the site of one of the most pivotal World War II attacks, and it’s the main reason why travelers venture into central Oahu. Inland, there’s camping at Keaiwa Heiau State Recreation Area, known for its sacred Keaiwa Heiau temple.

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