Discover the best campgrounds near Pahoa, Hawaii with wifi provided

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Bennett

1 week ago

9 nights at Hawaiian Retreat

Janelle was so kind and we felt at home right away. The setting was rustic but still had everything we needed and we enjoyed the complimentary fruit from the farm in the morning. Would stay there again if we’re coming that way!

Weekend Trip to Moon Garden Farm Getaway

I don’t think I could recommend Moon Garden Farms and Mae enough. Truly a surreal experience and we could not have thanked Mae enough. When we arrived, we were greeted by the friendliest dog, Nubs! Mae has such a great set up for camping, enjoying the sunshine and cleaning up afterwards. There are quite a lot of nature sounds, but we found them to be comforting. We also had a little oops and got ourselves stuck and Mae came to our rescue and helped us get unstuck. Truly a magical time and we will be recommended Moon Garden Farm to everyone. Thank you Mae!!!!!!

1 night at Moon Garden Farm Getaway

Perfect secluded hideaway that is close to Volcanoes. Mae is a wonderful host with a great setup. Just 2 sites so very peaceful and quiet. Loved it so much we stayed an extra night.

2 nights at Moon Garden Farm Getaway

My family loved our quiet camping experience on Mae’s farm. Our three kids were sad to leave and look forward to camping here again. Fishing in the ponds was a highlight for the kids and the secluded spot was a highlight for the grownups. Mae is a wonderful host and very generous with her time and the amenities she provides. Her farm is conveniently located between Hilo and Volcano for access to the best of both areas. Her dog Nobs is as wonderful a host as Mae is. Our dog loved playing with him and we loved how sweet and gentle he was.

1 night at Wild Blue Water Ranch

The space for camping was 👌 perfect. So much Aloha. The pool was refreshing The stars bright and perfect fire 🔥 pit.

Weekend Trip to Moon Garden Farm Getaway

As advertised. Mae was great! Nice bathhouse. Would highly recommend!

3 nights at Glamping in Glenwood 'Elua

Great place to stay close to the volcano national park. Tons of space. Well stocked kitchen. Full size fridge was a plus. Enough blankets to keep you warm. Nice front patio with high counter to eat at. It rained the entire three nights we were there and never had to worry about any leaks

Weekend Trip to Arnott's Lodge

Super convenient, safe, and beautiful location! I enjoyed my stay here.

Jacky

2 weeks ago

4 nights at IO's NEST LOOKOUT on the Hamakua

I loved staying in the Nest. It was offered just the quiet beauty I needed to recharge. The views from here are stunning, the real toilet, shower and wifi were very much appreciated and Krystle was prompt responding to messages. I wish I could’ve stayed longer.

1 night at Wild Blue Water Ranch

We came here with our family and had the most amazing experience ever!! The property is stunning and immaculate, super luscious with incredible ocean views! Also a ton of fruit trees - we picked some lemons and they were soooo good. Blaze and his brother Sean are incredible hosts and went above and beyond to make us feel at home! The pool and hot tub were perfect and so fun for the kids (and adults). We would 10000% recommend this place , and will definitely stay again ourselves!

1 night at Wild Blue Water Ranch

Super nice area. Dogs greeted me as I drove in. Host also there-very friendly! Told me about her property. BEAUTIFUL property with an amazing hot tub. Nice bathroom/shower. Highly recommend!

1 night at Wild Blue Water Ranch

I loved tent camping on this beautiful property! Shower is awesome, especially after a few days of roughing it. Beautiful views and very comfy ground compared to other campsites.

Weekend Trip to Wild Blue Water Ranch

A very nice property! Lots of plants and privacy. The hot shower was awesome!

7 nights at The Tranquil Homestead

The tranquil duck was a lovely place to call home for the week we visited (2 adults, 2 kids). They had all of the needed amenities and more while having everything very clean. It was very peaceful and Esther and Chris were easy to communicate with and very sweet people. We will definitely get back for a visit!

3 nights at Arnott's Lodge

I really enjoyed my stay here it was very outdoorsy place was clean and convenient to everything. Cause what’s the point of working and staying in hotel enjoy the out door vibe with amenities 🤙🏾. They also have a lodge to stay indoors.

1 night at @FarmToTableHawaii

Tout était parfait. Le lieu est charmant, Justine est accueillante et sympathique. Le bruit des grenouilles est magique. Un vrai paradis

2 nights at Hamakua Guesthouse

I liked the tent camp and the kitchen space, as well as the shower.

3 nights at Farm life at Ancient Valley Growers

Great location! This was the perfect location to stay while exploring the southern part of the island. Our daughter loved all the farm animals. It was so interesting to learn about this working farm from the hosts. Great times!

2 nights at Hamakua Guesthouse

Great cabana! Hard to get out of hammock if you are older! Excellent bathroom facilities and great to have extra wash clothes close to use ! Thanks.

1 night at Wild Blue Water Ranch

This camp was such a great find and we highly recommend it. The grounds were beautiful and it was perfect for the camper van. We were immediately greeted by Shane who was so cool and super friendly. He got us all set up with the fire pit and chairs. The bathroom and shower that are for guest use was really nice. The best part for us was the breathtaking cliff side ocean overlook. We loved having our coffee there and taking in the gorgeous scenery!

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Magical Lava Temple Pele's Feet

3 sites · Lodging1 acre · Pāhoa, HI

Aloha ~ Are you ready for a Rebirth? An Epic, Elemental Stay? Come join us here at The Lava Sanctuary at Pele's Feet. Pele, the Hawaiian Goddess of the Volcano & Transformation, called me here to create an off-grid Magical Sanctuary on the newest land on Earth ~. We have grown and have several different accommodations from rustic to super nice Airbnb Plus. We have been featured in Hana Hou Magazine, as well as dozens of media around the world. This Elemental Vortex with wraparound Volcano views is surrounded by dramatic black lava fields, amazing black sand beaches, local culture and fun markets all located nearby! We have: The Magical Lava Temple (can sleep 5) The Phoenix House (look it up online, epic and unique!) - a tiny home that sleeps 2 and offers Rebirth! The Ohana House (can sleep 4) And the Lava Escape Pods (can sleep 1-2) Message us with your dates, your number of people, and we can let you know what's available ~ Infinite Blessings ~ JADE. The Radiant Lotus. Org.

Booked 2 times

Neil's Tiny Home

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Mountain View, HI

Magical, enchanting, nurturing, leaving you rested, recharged, and rejuvenated! Surround yourself with peace and tranquility on this 2 acre secluded property, with no neighbors in sight! Fiber with WIFI router will impress. (Large internet TV on patio.) The super clean cabin is completely off grid (but you would never know it). High end king mattress with comfy clean bedding. Volcano’s National park and Hilo are both within a 30 minute drive. All paved roads to get here.

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Mi Pachamama Off Grid

1 site · RV, Tent3 acres · Pahoa, HI

Discover Old Hawaii, as it once was! Step back in time and experience the natural wonders and sounds of East HAWAI’I! This is a rural adventure, your accommodations are off grid .there’s Wi-Fi ,No TV! Here, you'll have peace and seclusion, you’ll be removed from the crowds and enjoy a Hawaiian Jungle Experience! This is Glamping at its Best! Natural Beauty abounds! Your spacious accommodations are nestled amongst a gorgeous landscape. Secluded yet close enough to enjoy the wonders of the island. Located right off of the Kapoho Kalapana Road, also known as the Red Road, which travels 15 miles along the coastline of the lower Puna district on the Big Island. It is one of the most scenic roads in the state of Hawaii.

Hawai'i Roots and Branches Farm

3 sites · Lodging10 acres · Nanawale Estates, HI

On this lush ten acre farm, you'll enjoy the peace and solitude of the East Hawai'ian jungle PLUS access filtered rain water, solar electricity, and high speed Starlink internet. The rooms are beautiful, private, and luxurious with separate entrances and contactless check-in. The host loves to cater to his guests with fresh coconuts, homemade soaps and often elaborate meals. At any given time you'll have all-you-can-pick access to fresh jackfruit, citrus, lychee, ulu (breadfruit), cacao, avocados, starfruit, lemongrass, and much more! Ocean access is only a short car or bike ride away. Extensive, stunning walking paths surround the entire property. The farm is roughly 20 minutes from Pahoa Town with just over 2 miles of gravel road to the entrance. There are two ways to get to and from town. One direction boasts a stunning paved coastal drive lined with an old growth mango tree forest. The other offers a truly spectacular immersion through the 2018 lava flow via a newly re-cut and paved highway.

Da Fire Farm Container Home

1 site · Lodging6 acres · Fern Forest, HI

The eco-container cottage is an off-grid oasis set in a native Ohi’a ha forest 2500ft up on Kīlauea. Our cooler temperatures and breath-taking night sky views make for a relaxing and unique Big Island stay. The container home is equipped with 2 queen sized beds, an 8ft couch, flat screen tv, outdoor covered kitchen, mini fridge and freezer, pots, pans, basic dishes, wrap around covered porch, composting toilet, and stand-up shower, as well as an outdoor clawfoot tub built into the deck. The container has its own solar power system, rainwater catchment, Wi-Fi with high-speed internet, heater, and we always have hot water! Due to power constraints being off grid there is no microwave, clothes iron, washer, dryer or dishwasher.

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Leilani Paradise, Outdoor Shower

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Pahoa, HI

This is a 1 bedroom + 1 bathroom, with your own private entrance. Relax on the beautiful private lanai under the twinkle lights, or enjoy an outdoor shower under the palms! Explore the islands stunning black sand beaches, drive the coastal line, adventure the volcanic national park, see many waterfalls, swim with sea turtles or enjoy the lava made hot ponds just 10 miles away! Try any of the fruit we have growing on our 1 acre property (when in season) including, sour sop, pineapples, avocados, and fresh coconuts. 🌺 Centrally located, 2 miles from Pahoa, 8 miles from the Ocean, 20 miles from Hilo, 35 miles from the Volcanic National Park, 44 miles from the Black Sand Beaches and 73 miles from Kona. Self Check- in at anytime, day or night! No access to the other parts of the home. Enjoy any of the 1 acre property!

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Treehouse Green Farm and Garden

3 sites · Tents20 acres · Mountain View, HI

The Treehouse Farm campsites are about 20 minutes from Volcano National Park, and 40 minutes from Hilo airport and the beaches. The Treehouse Cannabis Garden is a medical grow site and the perfect remote setting for healing and relaxing. The Greenhouse and Solar Camping sites are in the garden. The Campervan site is in the driveway. A trail separates the camping area from the treehouse and the outdoor bath amenities with a jungle vibe. Cannabis consumers and non Cannabis consumers enjoy the serenity of the garden camping area. This is a unique camping experience. It's not glamping but if you wish we can set you up with extras like a tent setup, ac electric, a cooler with ice, an educational tour and more are available at additional cost. It's important to us and the patients we serve that we grow Cannabis year round. However, sometimes due to forces out of our control, our garden may not be as pictured. Like most outdoor gardens on the big island we harvest at the end of our long growing season in August or September. During the colder, rainier and shortest days of the year (Nov.-Jan.) we have most likely harvested the majority of plants and have started new sprouts. Be sure to check out our blog for the latest updates in the garden. The Cannabis Garden Greenhouse Site is a bit more glampish but definitely not glamorous. It is comfortable inside the popup screened area under the transparent tarp. It's dry and easy to setup an air mattress under the mosquito net. The treehouse was designed and built within a pre-existing canvas of native Ohia and Hapuu forested canvas. The house was not designed around human needs but around the existing environment. Spiritual visitors can find peace here. We give thanks to Hawaiian Gods Lono, Ku, Kanaloa and Kane. Many hours have been dedicated to gratitude, permission and love for other Hawaiian Gods like Waikea and Goddesses like Pele's equally powerful Sister, Hiʻiaka. https://www.nps.gov/articles/pele-and-hiiaka.htm As the sun begins to peek through the Ohia trees, the hapuu tree ferns call up the other native ferns and together the symphony greets the Sun E Ala E! E ala e Ka la i kahikina I ka moana Ka moana hohonu Pi’i ka lewa Ka lewa nu’u I kahikina Aia ka la. E ala e! Awaken/Arise The sun in the east From the ocean The ocean deep Climbing (to) the heavens The heaven highest In the east There is the sun Awaken! As the temperatures slowly rise, it's time to start preparing for another amazing day on Hawaii Island. This chant, shared by Anakala Kimo Awai of Hilo and the Windward Ahupuaʻa Kūpuna, is both a greeting to the morning sun and a request for inspiration from Ke Akua, creation, or our ancestors. It was danced by Pele's sister Kapoulakinau on Niʻihau, marking it as one of the earliest hula kiʻi. Hiki Mai Ka La Hiki mai, hiki mai ka lā Aloha wale, ka lā e kau nei Aia malalo o Kawaihoa A ka lalo o Kauaʻi O Lehua Here it comes, here comes the Sun How I love the Sun in the sky There below is Kawaihoa On the incline of Kauaʻi Is Lehua Tips to help you get ready for your upcoming adventures at the treehouse farm and garden greenhouse campsite. 1. Check Your Gear First things first, let's start with the basics – Whether it is checking the gas and oil in your campervan or finally giving your tent that deep clean it deserves. In the rainforest, it's nice to spray some waterproofing for an extra layer of protection on your rainfly. But you will be inside the 8x8 tent that's inside the dry greenhouse tent 10x20. So don't water proof your tent for our campsite but consider water proofing your hiking boots if you plan on hiking our native forests. Remember to give clean your sleeping bags before heading out. The nearest washer and dryer are 30minutes away. Clean gear will feel good. So grab your cleaning supplies and get to work – your gear will thank you! 2. Test Out New Gear Thinking of investing in some shiny new camping gear this season? Before you embark test out your new gear closer to home. This will give you the opportunity to familiarize yourself with your new equipment, work out any kinks, and ensure everything is in working order before you venture to Hawaii. 3. Plan Your Trip Whether you're dreaming of mountains, rivers, beaches, trailers or ocean adventures, now is the time to start researching destinations, booking manta ray night dives, dolphin swims and mapping out your routes before you arrive will give you something to look forward to as you countdown the days until your flight. 4. Prepare for your visit by connecting with your host in advance. You'll want someone on site to greet you and unlock the gate. Mobile phone service may not be available as you near the property. So please be sure to download the pdf to your device. Let us know if the directions seem unclear when we email then to you. Please don't rely on Google maps or intuition for directions. 5. We are remote. Get oriented with directions before you leave for the property. 6. Our roads are in good shape but the quality does vary when we get a lot of rain. Once you make it to the property, pull all the way into the driveway. If you've provided us with your check in time, someone will come out to greet you. We will then show you to your spot so you can get setup. It's not a problem to arrive or check in later. Signs on the path will help you find your campsite. Consider setting up your camp before dark. 7. Prior to arriving, take a little time to learn about Hawaiian culture. Kū, Kanaloa, Kāne and Lono rule here. When you arrive you'll be shown where to ask for entry into the forest. To better understand where you'll be staying please consider reading the Ka Moolelo O Hi'iakaikapoliopele. This is the land of Hi'iaka. Additional Tips Inspect Your Equipment Start with the basics: check your campervan's gas and oil or give your tent a thorough clean. At our campsite, your tent will be sheltered within a greenhouse, making extra waterproofing unnecessary. However, waterproofing your hiking boots is advisable for forest adventures. Clean gear is crucial for a comfortable experience. Familiarize Yourself with New Equipment Test new camping gear close to home to familiarize yourself with its features, ensuring everything is perfect for your adventure in Hawaii. Organize Your Adventure Plan now for your dream of mountains, rivers, beaches, or oceanic adventures. Book your manta ray night dives and dolphin swims early, and map out your excursions for a seamless experience. Seek Knowledge Immerse yourself in Hawaiian culture by learning the following chants, connecting with the land and its ancestors. E Hō Mai E hō mai Ka ʻike mai luna mai ē ʻO nā mea huna noʻeau O nā mele ē E hō mai E hō mai E hō mai Repeated three times, each with an increasing pitch, this chant makes a heartfelt request for knowledge, connecting us to the wisdom of our ancestors and the depth of Hawaiian cultural heritage. Grant us knowledge from above The things of knowledge hidden in the chants Grant us Grant us Grant us By embracing these chants, you not only prepare for a physical journey through the beauty of Hawaii Island but also embark on a spiritual journey, deepening your connection to the rich tapestry of Hawaiian culture and history. We also practice Vipassana. Join us for a sit. https://www.dhamma.org/en/ Cannabis Farm and Garden Article in Outside Online https://treehouse.farm/cannabis-farm-garden/

Alternative Off-Grid Fruit Farm

1 site · Lodging3 acres · Leilani Estates, HI

An off-grid mini-oasis fruit farm get-away lifestyle experience in the jungle next to a big volcano in Hawaii. We live in the last wild frontier in Hawaii, a place known as Puna, where people come to feel free and experience the magic of Aloha, while living with the goddess of Volcano's, who's name is Pele. We live outside and sleep inside, because we can do this in Hawaii, year round. We have a nearby Black Sand Beach where you can swim sans clothing. And Geo-thermal hot ponds for a volcanic soak. 18 varieties of tropical fruit trees in the garden of eatin'

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Off Grid Hawaii

3 sites · RVs, Tents11 acres · Pahoa, HI

Welcome to your Off-Grid Paradise! *We're 100% off-grid, self-sustainable* Featuring 10+ acres of absolute tranquility. As you look over the jungle canopy you'll experience some of the most expansive panoramic ocean views that Puna has to offer, breathtaking green & blue as far as the eye can see! Reconnect with the earth & all the things that nature intended us to enjoy here. If you are truly looking for a place to retreat, forget about the world and just decompress this is place for you! The tropical beauty that surrounds you is endless. A small orchard includes but is not limited to avocados, multiple citrus, mango, etc. This is on acreage in the beautiful, lush country area of the island, so please note that bugs, coqui frogs, geckos, wild pigs, and other natural life are more prevalent here. Breakfast is provided at a cost, a menu will be provided in your guestbook upon arrival. Welcome to your Off-Grid Paradise. You can see the bright stars at night, the moon reflect on the ocean, and catch some of the most beautiful sunrises from this side of the island. You can explore our 11 acre property. There are wild pig trails, a small orchard, various fruiting trees, and more so that you can get in touch with nature and the serenity of the island. That being said you will hear the rustle of palm leaves, tropical birds and coqui frogs at night. The setting is truly beautiful and nurturing with a spacious lawn, fresh tropical fruits and vegetables, caressing breezes and even frequent rainbows. There is a deep sense of peace here. Our home is centrally located in lower Puna. *The rustic town of Pahoa is five miles to the north *The Pacific, tide pools, and natural hot springs are three miles to the south *There are many intentional communities a few miles from the house: e.g., Hawaiian Sanctuary (yoga, permaculture, and Hawaiian culture) *The attractions of Hilo are 40 minutes northbound *Volcano National Park is about 45 minutes northwest

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Wild Blue Water Ranch

4 sites · RVs, Tents7 acres · Pahoa, HI

Welcome to a realm where Hawaii's raw landscapes unfold before you - Wild Blue Water invites you to discover the extraordinary. Your sanctuary awaits amidst the tropical jungle's lush embrace, where volcanic vistas add an enchanting allure. Awaken to the melodic chorus of tropical birds amidst towering palms and vibrant flora, with the wild Pacific crashing against volcanic shores. Step outside your canvas and immerse yourself in an adventure of senses - the fragrances, sounds, winds, and flavors of exotic fruits. Witness the fiery hues of sunrise against the volcanic skyline; each moment here celebrates nature's magnificence. Enjoy your camping experience with refreshing well water, a spacious hot shower, pristine restroom, an inviting pool, and a soothing jacuzzi. This is Wild Blue Waters- where your adventure begins!! **All water used on location is derived from an on site well which is refreshed daily, plenteously, from the cool mountains above as the water makes its attempt to return to the sea. **Wild Blue Water Ranch is home to 5 friendly dogs who may seem like a lot at first, but they quickly win you over with their charm, ensuring the property stays safe and welcoming for all.

Hamakua Guesthouse

7 sites · Lodging5 acres · Pepeekeo, HI

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).

Arnott's Lodge

10 sites · RVs, Tents1 acre · Hilo, HI

Our campground is located by our main lodge, Arnott's Lodge, which has been in operation for 30+ years. We have been hosting campers on our lawn for a long time, and are able to offer wifi, parking spaces, charging stations, bathrooms and showers, coin-op laundry, and a small outdoor cooking area, all in a safe location. Our check-in hours are between 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.

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@FarmToTableHawaii

8 sites · Lodging, Tents1 acre · Keaau, HI

Welcome to Farm to Table Hawaii, an exceptional camping destination hosted by renowned Chef, Justine Ma. Located on the lush Big Island, just a short drive from Hilo and Volcanoes National Park, our farm offers a unique blend of natural beauty, culinary delights, and comfortable accommodations. Experience the best camping and glamping near Hilo and Volcanoes National Park right here at Farm to Table Hawaii. Prime Location Near Major Attractions: Farm to Table Hawaii is ideally situated to explore some of the Big Island’s most remarkable sights. Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park (35 miles): Witness the power of active volcanoes and explore unique ecosystems. Hilo (15 miles): Enjoy this vibrant surf town, quirky shops, and beautiful beaches. Isaac Hale Beach Park (12 miles): Take in the black sand beaches and enjoy the volcanic hot springs (FREE) The Campsite: Our campsite features a range of accommodations including a cozy Dome (sleeps 3), a charming Tiny Home (sleeps 2), and ample space for Tent and Campervan camping- no RV's. We provide on-grid electricity, high-speed WiFi, unlimited drinking water, yoga mats, and a communal area equipped with a hot shower, sustainable composting toilet, and a fully stocked outdoor kitchen. Farm Experience: Guests are treated to an immersive farm tour as part of their stay. Depending on the season, you can pick fresh fruit, chop down banana trees, and meet our friendly dog, chickens and ducks. For a truly special experience, we offer farm-to-table meals and cooking classes, featuring produce harvested right here on the farm and nearby sources. Experience Local Flora and Fauna: Enjoy the natural beauty of our farm, surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant wildlife. Fall asleep to the soothing sounds of the jungle and wake up to the songs of tropical birds. Unique Features: Our farm offers a distinct experience with its sustainable living practices and community-focused amenities. Engage in our cooking classes and savor meals prepared with the freshest ingredients. Stargazing and More: Farm to Table Hawaii is located in a serene area with minimal light pollution, making it an excellent spot for stargazing. Relax under the stars after a day of exploring the island’s natural wonders. Book Your Adventure: Reserve your spot at Farm to Table Hawaii today and embark on a unique camping experience on the Big Island. Discover the best camping near Hilo and Volcanoes National Park, and enjoy the perfect blend of nature, comfort, and culinary excellence. We look forward to welcoming you and ensuring a memorable stay.

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IO's NEST LOOKOUT on the Hamakua

1 site · Lodging15 acres · Pepeekeo, HI

The IO's Hale studio is perched high on the Pu'u overlooking sweeping ocean and countryside views. A breath of nature.... Nearby Akaka Falls, is one of Hawaii's favorite nature sites. IO's nest is a private enclosed living area with spacious open Lanai. Enjoy an opportunity to spend time in the beauty of nature. Comfortably accommodates two people with queen bed. Bathroom facilities nearby. Covered parking.

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Hawaiian Retreat

9 sites · Lodging6 acres · Nanawale Estates, HI

Welcome to old Hawaii, the village of Koae, Big Island, Hawaii! Our forest features 12 old mangos and 50 types of tropical fruit. The 6 acres includes Josanna's Organic garden, a WWOOF farm experience. This space has hosted thousands of people over it's 45 year history and we welcome people to our island and to the district of Puna. We look forward to introducing you to the diverse and delicious fruits of the jungle!

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Moon Garden Farm Getaway

2 sites · RVs, Tents25 acres · Mountain View, HI

Welcome to Moon Garden Farm Getaway—Your Hidden Oasis in Mountain View, Hawaii! Escape to a tranquil retreat where lush landscapes and breathtaking views await. Nestled beneath expansive skies and rolling ranchland, enjoy panoramic vistas of the majestic Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa volcanoes. Located just a short drive from Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park home to Kilauea Volcano 🌋 the most active volcano in the world. 15 miles from the charming quaint town of Hilo, and the eclectic town of Pahoa. Moon Garden Farms gives the ultimate place to unwind and reconnect with nature. A Unique Outdoor Experience Moon Garden Farm is not your typical getaway. This one-of-a-kind Hipcamp experience offers the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and outdoor fun. Surrounded by fragrant citrus, banana, and abundant jaboticaba trees. And if the season is right, feel free to pick fresh fruits to elevate your meals and drinks during your stay! Whether you're playing volleyball, enjoying a round of frisbee golf, testing your skills at tetherball, scooping tadpoles from our natural ponds, or simply relaxing and soaking in the peaceful surroundings—there’s something for everyone. Meet Our Friendly Farm Family Get to know our charming farm animals, including playful dogs, friendly sheep, and our star, Gwen Stefani—the pig with a personality as vibrant as her name! Families especially love our farm, with kids having a blast with activities created by your hostess, Mae, giving parents the opportunity to truly relax and enjoy the experience. A Place to Gather, Explore, and Breathe Whether you're here for a short stay or a longer adventure, Moon Garden Farm is a place to come together, enjoy nature, and bask in the simple joys of life. Large groups are always welcome. Why Moon Garden Farm? Moon Garden Farm is proud to be a Star Host, ranked as one of the top 4 in all of Hawaii. Our guests consistently rave about the warm hospitality, the unforgettable natural setting, and the wide range of experiences available. Come for the adventure, stay for the connections you’ll make with nature, the land, and our welcoming farm family. Discover for yourself why we’re consistently a guest favorite—book your stay today!

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The Tranquil Homestead

2 sites · Lodging5 acres · Mountain View, HI

Our "Off Grid" campsite is nestled in the midst of a mini-Rainbow Eucalyptus Rainforest, with native Ohia trees sparsely located throughout our property. Hapu'u Ferns are also within our mini-Rainbow Eucalyptus Rainforest. Enjoy the stunning 90 - 100 degree ocean views of Hawaii Island's Western Coastline, as well as the new Volcanic Vent (Known as Fissure 8) created by the 2018 Eruption of the Kileaua Volcano. The Hawaii Volcano National Park (HVNP) is a 14 mile or 20 minute drive from our campsite. HVNP has a visitor's center to get information about the park, hiking trails throughout its boundaries, steam vents and the awe-inspiring caldera, which is the location of the volcano's lava pool. At night, the glow from the lava in the caldera can be seen at the park. Our campsite is also an 18 mile or 29 minute drive from the Hilo International Airport and the town of Hilo, Hawaii.

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House of Light Glamping & Bathhouse

2 sites · Lodging, RVs4 acres · Hilo, HI

We have 4 pristine acres of land on the outskirts of the town of Hilo, with 3 acres of private forest, bordering on the Mauna Kea watershed, in the foothills of Mauna Loa volcano. Located in the Highlands of Waiakea Uka, at 1000-foot elevation, we are high above the humidity of Hilo. The glamping tent is situated right between the meadow and the forest. It's mostly peaceful here and it feels like being in the country. You can walk into the woods or up the road. There are no street lights, so there is a great view of the night sky. It's a great place for a Retreat, a Writer's Retreat, a Vision Quest or a Medicine Journey. We also offer Holistic and Vibrational Healing with Joy Gardner and others, delightful outdoor bathing in the Bamboo Bath House (see also RMAMysteryschool.com) Location: 15 minutes from the Airport, 15 minutes from Target and lots of good restaurants in Hilo, 20 minutes from Rainbow Falls, 20 minutes from Richardson Beach with great snorkeling, 20 minutes from good surfing at Honoli'i Beach Park, 40 minutes from Volcano and the Caldera.

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Faris' Farm

3 sites · Lodging3 acres · Orchidlands Estates, HI

We started our Homestead over 7 years ago on a Level 3 lava zone, knowing it is some of the newest land on the plant. Leaving much of the Natural topography intact, and clearing by hand while introducing many tropical varieties of vegetation to the land has given us a glimpse into nature completely unexpected! We were suggested to open our home last year to people looking for a simple reprieve from weight of the "go-go-go" and have done so with great enjoyment. We hope with hipcamp to be able to reach more people, encouraging the experience in & of biophilia that has brought such tranquility to our lives. Aloha Aina! Learn more about this land: Faris' Forest offers a private & magical get away for your Big Island retreat. We're located on a 3 acre homestead between Volcano National Parks, Historic Pahoa town, and Hilo in a peaceful Ohi'a forest. Our land is home to 100's of plant varieties from exotic fruits like Cacao and Pineapple, to dozens of orchid varieties and other tropical flora. We have worked hand-in-hand with the land to create a biophilic experience in hopes of offering our guests an inspirational and energizing experience The spaceWe started our Homestead over 7 years ago on a lava 3 zone in an O'hia forest. Knowing this is some of the newest land on the planet we have left much of the Natural topography intact while clearing by hand many invasive species and successively planting many tropical, and native varieties of vegetation bringing about this beautiful space. This has given us a glimpse into Nature's hidden biognosis... And what beautiful wisdom it has revealed which we would like to share now with you our guests :) We're conveniently situated between Volcano National Park, Historic Pahoa Village, and Hilo's Port Town. We were suggested by many after our first 5 years here to open our homestead to others looking for a simple reprieve from the weight of the go-go world with hopes that people leave more connected to go with the flow. We hope by welcoming you to our homebase for your Big Island adventures we'll be able to help connect more people to the biophilia that has brought such tranquility to our lives. Aloha Aina!! Your private space is a 20'x10' raised cabin that offers covered outdoor space as well as indoor accommodations. You will find the inside furnished with two full spring mattress bunk beds, a small eating bar overlooking our backyard area with two stool seats, a personal work area with an accommodating cooler for perishables (Please provide ice or we can arrange for block ice from our local general store if desired), and personal clothing storage, as well as wi-fi options. Your private cabin space does have full electricity separate from the commons, but still off grid so please refrain from using strong energy draw items like hair wands or instant heaters, such electrical items are not suited for off-grid electrical systems. Our Common space is open from 7a.m.-10p.m. During this time, you will have full access to a shared kitchen, as well a full bathroom with both an indoor and outdoor shower. The bathroom is available around the clock but after-hours hot water is off so please be aware if you're planning on taking a midnight shower. Please let us know if you need any amenities such as hot water or wi-fi after 10p.m. or before 7a.m. Please make note of these times and being off grid means that we schedules use of high energy items with the daylight hours, and we will set a timer for your convenience of smaller items like internet with advanced notice, otherwise we are very energy efficient in the commons, this is hipcamp, so please don't mistake us for a Hilton :) We are currently home to 4 wonderful dogs that may greet you as you drive up, 3 spectacular cats, 1 mischievous parrots, 3 goats, 12 chickens and 1 rooster. So please know there are animals present than are part of our Ohana. We ask for you to take into consideration that we are a "Working homestead" and we are "Off Grid" so there will be projects much like any farm setting, for this reason we are not suitable for infants or young Children. There are animals that can make noises, there are mulch piles always moving around, compost piles that might not be your cup of tea because they smell, but they certainly make great compost teas to help the flowers grow that smell beautiful right outside your window! There are small projects that may look like clutter, such as seed saving, or canning, but those small clutters grow the plants that fill those jars! On occasion we have people who overlook this reality of nature and our connection to it... possibly because they've seen too many staged reality shows or maybe they have never visited a real farm in person before, but we are grateful that the overwhelming majority of people who have had this attitude have left with an appreciation for nature many expressed they never knew they had!! Those guests have filled our hearts with their kind gratitude :) This is a place full of joyful work for us, so please understand we are a destination for many who love nature, and if you're afraid of dirt or nature in general, this might be a great opportunity to connect with what has always been waiting for you to discover!! Guest accessThe last two blocks into our homestead are rock road as we are a rural location. We will provide a map upon booking with the best access through our Ag-lots for your convenience. Please travel safe and plan for our check-in between 3p.m. and 9p.m. with early and late check-in avalible with approved notice :) Parking is available to either side at the end of the driveway. Other things to noteAlittle about our homestead;Please understand that we are off-grid, and while we've been off grid 8 years now, we've only been hosting stays like this for 3 years, and we see that we are a destination for many visitors looking for a nature bathing kind of experience, but it's not everyone' cup of coffee... Sooo speaking of coffee, if you are looking for things like an General Electric coffee pot or any electric coffee maker (that are literally designed to wastes energy to just make money) we probably aren't the best fit for your stay ... BUT ... If you want to experience home grown Cacao added to fresh ground coffee brewed Italian style to make an amazing Mocha, FRESH, then we can easily make that while showing you some great energy saving ideas to take home :) like make coffee the way our great grandparents made coffee, it tastes better and is really easier than one may think! We share some toasted homemade sourdough bread out of fresh harvested stocks too, but it again isn't an energy guzzling shinny toaster that does the toasting, it is a cast iron skillet that we toast on, just like our great grandparents did too... Actually one of my favorite skillets belonged to my Great Grandma, so this is the real deal :) Come up and join us when we turn the commons on at 7a.m. if you're interested. We have very little light pollution which will afford beautiful star gazing on clear nights, and epic full moons!! But this means that you should use a flashlight or headlamp which we can provide at your leisure. We don't poop in a bucket in the woods, we actually have a working toilet, and Hot water for showers, a gas powered full range stove. But we also compost and make methane for 100% green energy use... There are chickens and goats, parrots, Dogs & Cats. We have been told by some that it is too cluttered, and by others you make me our home look clean our kitchen table (3'x9') always has some sort of a project on it. One guest said they were so happy to see so much going on as they sat watching us make bread, while another was upset that they didn't have a private kitchen. We feel we are very affordable for what we have to share, and if you feel this description will not fit your needs, then please don't book us because we're affordable. Trust us if we could offer a private kitchen it would only raise our price. We really hope more than anything to share and inspire what a homestead is, and that even in a suburb, or a rural apartment there are small things we can do to save energy and bring ourselves closer to nature!!

Farm life at Ancient Valley Growers

1 site · RV, Tent50 acres · Pahala, HI

Ancient Valley Growers is a unique place for farming in the most south district in Big Island, surrounded by beautiful mountains and spring water from the tap. This is a perfect spot for decompress, pitch your own tent, we are 28 minutes drive from the volcano park, 15 minutes to black sand beach and 30 minutes from south point, the kau coffee mill which is a really tourist spot is 5 minutes from us, The wood valley temple is on a 6 minutes walk down. if you need a place for do laundry, take a hot shower, cook a meal, decompress and take a breath of fresh air far away from the city and take a minute to explore the forest this would be a great spot for you. A farm in which you are welcome to harvest some vegetables along with squeezing fresh mandarine juice during your stay and learn about the natural techniques we use on the process. Also you can enjoy a farm tour to the biggest mamaki farm in the world (please schedule ahead of Time is encourage) $30 tour farm per hr. We have a camping stove available for you to cook, BBQ grill or wood for make a fire and blankets just make sure to reserve or ask for this items ahead of time. Enjoy a stargazing Learning about farming in Hawaii Do a stress free hike in our 50 acres farm it gets chilly at night but nothing below 60 which is a perfect weather for us and the vegetables. Please check our adds on like fresh farm eggs, propane for your cooking, tours and more. Be aware this is a farm, so dogs, chickens and natures sounds should be expected. Make sure to let us know when you at Pahala or your ETA since Wood valley is a no phone or EMF signal area and we rely on wifi for communication.

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Hawaiian Rainforest Glamping

4 sites · Lodging3 acres · Mountain View, HI

Hawaiian Rainforest Glamping is located in Fern Forest, a rural neighborhood, on three verdant acres of a rainforest with ōhiʻa lehua trees, tree ferns, banana plants, and fruit trees at 2100 feet. The yurt has its own bathroom with a flushing toilet and vanity sink. There is a large communal kitchen (a 16' x 16' kitchen cabin), outdoor shower with hot water, and a washing machine that you can use free of charge. There is an outdoor lounge area complete with a six-person picnic table, BBQ, four hammocks, and torches. Please note that the owners lives on the premises in their own cabin, 20 feet away from the yurt. You share the kitchen with the owners. The homestead is run by 6,000 watt solar-power and a rain-catchment system with a 4,500 gallon water tank. This is a peaceful place to relax and recuperate from the din of city life. There are no street lights, just the stars and moon after sunset. On a clear night, the sky is full of stars. It rains often in this area and the sound is soothing to fall asleep to. Several places of interest are within a 1.5 hour drive. Volcano National Park is only 15 minutes away by car; Punaluʻu black sand beach is 30 minutes; Ka Lae (South Point) is about 1.5 hours; and Hoʻokena Bay is about two hours. Note—when the holiday season is over, the Christmas decorations are taken down.

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GaiaYoga Gardens

1 site · Lodging18 acres · Nanawale Estates, HI

We are an off-grid intentional community in the rain forest 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 that are 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 multigenerational bonded community. We are growing 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 breeze houses for couples and families. We do allow camping, but we rarely have it happen. People usually sleep in our buildings. We have two communal kitchen, living room, dining rooms, communal showers, and lots of space to explore nature.

Kahua Niu

1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Ainaloa, HI

Bring your tent or rent ours in Ainaloa. We have 2 person to 6 person tents. Linens & blankets available. Picnic tables, BBQ, and a pool on paved road. We have room for a trailer or RV too. We have beach equipment to rent and a cooler for your food needs. Shower & toilet available. Located in the Ainaloa Subdivision on the Big Island.

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Mostly Jungle

4 sites · Lodging1 acre · Pahoa, HI

Learn more about this land:Lush private property in quiet hawaiian neighborhood tucked up against thriving forest. Secure parking and basic camping amenities available. 25 minutes from popular black sand beach and blue ocean views. Seasonal fruiting Guava and Avocado trees. 15 minutes from Pahoa Town and 35 minutes to Hilo town.

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Glamping In Glenwood

1 site · Lodging90 acres · Mountain View, HI

Aloha ‘oe and Welcome! Glamping in Glenwood is where you take camping to its next level! Furnished with a huge plush pillow top bed, fresh linens, electricity, WiFi, hot running water and more! Your perfect place to come getaway, detach and relax. Just minutes away from Volcanos National Park and Volcano Winery. Just the place to stay to explore the east side of the Big Island of Hawai'i.

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Glamping Kalapana’s Shangri-La

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Leilani Estates, HI

Learn more about this land: PRIME LOCATION for a Big Island Kileaua EXPERIENCE! Enjoy peaceful and relaxing nights in nature by experiencing this amazing open-air screened-in cabin inside Kalapana’s Seaview Estates! Best location in the ❤️ of Big Island! This jungle cabin has a comfy bed that can either be a king or two twin beds, bug nets, curtains, a fan, a tv, 2 XL hammock chairs plus access to an indoor-outdoor dining/lounge area. Make use of the indoor-outdoor kitchen, a fun outdoor hot water tropical shower, and two flushing toilet bathroom areas. PLUS, off-grid power in your personal jungalow. We are an off-grid location, but with all the up-to-date modern conveniences, including high-speed WiFi! We use a water catchment system, you have access to a BBQ grill on top of the full kitchen, PLUS a spectacular private yard for meditations or yoga on your personal deck. Walking distance to the Seaview Lawn with the best view Pahoa has to offer. A foodie's dream is close with a Saturday and Sunday Market only a few miles away, 20 minutes to Pahoa town restaurants, and the best black sand beach on the island is less than a mile away. We are excited to have you a part of our high-vibe Shangri-La community! Our large property is shared with the long-term owners who travel often. All the common spaces are shared. You can decide to stay in your cabin for some solitude or say hello at the Shangri-La indoor/outdoor shared kitchen or connect and meet new friends at our Sunday Drum Circle located at the Seaview Lawn. The owners and property manager Rhianna are happy to host you. Rhiannalives near the property, and you will see all of us around. If you have any questions, please message me via Hip Camp. We believe anything is figure-out-able so communication is key. We ask you to let us know of any issues immediately, so we have a chance to find a solution and help :) We are approx. 45 minutes to the Volcano National Park *Only TWO people MAX* All guests must be 18 years or older. We are not permitted or insured to host anyone under 18 at this time. Thank you for understanding. *All the great amenities and private jungle are in the shared spaces of the property for you to use and enjoy.

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Camping near Pahoa with wifi provided guide

Overview

Welcome to Hipcamp, your go-to website for camping options in the United States. If you're looking for a campsite near Pahoa, Hawaii with wifi, we've got you covered with over 230 options to choose from. Whether you prefer a tent, RV, or cabin, there's something for everyone. Average prices per night start at $60, with options as low as $24. Looking for recommendations? Check out the top campsites in the area, such as Hawaii Island's Best Campsites (231 reviews), Waipi'o Lodge (130 reviews), and Hamakua Guesthouse (118 reviews). When it comes to amenities, you can expect campfires, potable water, and showers. And for those looking to stay active, popular activities in the area include whitewater paddling, wildlife watching, and hiking. So why wait? Start planning your camping adventure near Pahoa, Hawaii today!