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Sun Farm Hawaii @ Koko Head
1. Sun Farm Hawaii @ Koko Head
96%
(1898)
Honolulu, HI · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Located on a beautiful working farm, enjoy gentle island breezes, stunning sunsets, and authentic farm life while still being in the city and close to some of East Oahu’s best beaches. We’re nestled in the foothills of the famous Koko Head hike, just five minutes from Hanauma Bay, shopping centers, restaurants, and grocery stores.
Unwind in our communal kitchen area and watch a magical sunset with sweeping views of Diamond Head crater and the surrounding coastline, it’s truly the best of all worlds.
Please note: There are many wild hens and roosters roaming freely around the neighborhood and property. This is a perfect stay for guests who are comfortable co-existing with nature and the natural sounds that come with it. Please plan accordingly.
On-site parking is available, just let us know your needs and we’ll do our best to accommodate you for a wonderful stay.
Mahalo
Cancellations / Refunds:
A full refund is available for cancellations made at least 7 days prior to arrival. Reservations are non-refundable after that time. Please plan accordingly.
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Waimanalo Farmstay
2. Waimanalo Farmstay
97%
(615)
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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Living Circle Farms Hawaii
3. Living Circle Farms Hawaii
98%
(442)
Waialua, HI · 7 sites · RVs, Lodging
Experience wonders of nature at Living Circle Farm Hawaii
Join us at Pick & Play for a relaxing, adventurous, and farm-fresh escape. Discover the charm of farm life, enjoy modern amenities, and explore the wonders of nature.
Safety and Comfort Guaranteed:
Stay secure in our private, gated farm community with round-the-clock farm management. Enjoy peace of mind with free power hookups, fast Wi-Fi, and complimentary french press and kettle available coffee and tea.
Fresh Farm-to-Table Experience:
Harvest seasonal fruits like bananas and papayas directly from our farm. Contribute to our farm’s ecosystem by giving your compost to our chickens in the Tea Garden.
Relax and Enjoy:
Unwind with SUP and surfboard rentals for beach adventures or relax by the communal firepit. Purchase firewood on-site to create your own wood ash fertilizer for the farm.
Refreshing Amenities:
Cool off in our inviting watering hole. We offer a flat, loose gravel surface with electrical and water hookups. Vehicles under 25 feet, including travel trailers, pop-up campers, Class C RVs, and campervans, are welcome. Enjoy the convenience of a beautiful shared bathroom, flush and composting toilets, and a rainfall shower in our Banana patch with both hot and cold water.
Unique Nighttime Activities:
Experience the magic of our farm at night. Bring your ultraviolet flashlight to uncover the natural beauty. See what flowers nighttime bloomers. Marvel at Hawaii’s pristine starlit skies—perfect for stargazing and UFO enthusiasts.
Details & Policies:
Site Type: Pull-in or back-in spots available, accommodating slide outs.
Surface: Flat, loose gravel.
Hookups:
Standard American 110V electrical and fresh well water available.
Campfires:
Allowed with firewood available for purchase ($10 per bundle).
Waste Management:
Compost food scraps for the chickens, and we can assist with trash disposal if needed.
Pet Policy:
No pets allowed (farm dogs and chickens available for cuddles).
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Ahupuaʻa ʻO Kahana State Park
4. Ahupuaʻa ʻO Kahana State Park
100%
(2)
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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Keaīwa Heiau State Recreation Area
5. Keaīwa Heiau State Recreation Area
State park in Hawaii · 10 sites
With lush forested mountains, lofty eucalyptus groves, and breathtaking views of Pearl Harbour, Keaīwa Heiau State Recreation Area is no doubt a slice of paradise. This little park is centered around the Keaīwa Heiau—the ruins of a healing temple used by the Hawaiian people. This is one of the only Heiaus (temples) open to the public, so we suggest making sure you don’t miss this historic and sacred spot. Want more? The ‘Aiea Loop Trail meanders through the park and offers views of the Wai’anae Range and the beautiful city of Honolulu. Just a short drive from Waikiki, Keaīwa Heiau is one heck of a getaway in beautiful Oahu whether you’re looking for a day or a week away.
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Nature Spaces in Sacred Valley
6. Nature Spaces in Sacred Valley
91%
(347)
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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Totonami Farm
7. Totonami Farm
92%
(25)
Mokuleia, HI · 2 sites
Totonami Farm is a little farm that we are slowly building from the ground up, one project at a time.
Things here are always changing and growing. You may see garden beds being prepared, new areas being cleaned up, little construction projects happening, or ideas that are still coming to life. It is not a polished resort or a finished commercial farm — it is simply our home, our farm, and something we are creating with our own hands.
We keep bees, raise chickens, grow food, and are learning every day how to live a little more closely with the land. We try to keep things simple, use pesticide-free and organic practices whenever we can, and slowly become more self-sufficient over time.
Staying at Totonami Farm means being part of a place that is still growing and taking shape, where every season brings something new. Some days are quiet, some days we are working on a new project, and there is always something happening around the farm.
More than anything, we hope this can be a place where you can slow down, enjoy the North Shore, spend time around nature and animals, and experience a small part of the life we are building here.
We are still learning, growing, and figuring things out along the way, and we are happy to share that journey with the people who stay with us.
Instagram: @totonamifarm_hawaii
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Perry Farm
8. Perry Farm
92%
(137)
Kaneohe, HI · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
This is a Beautiful two acre tropical flower farm located in Kahaluu valley at the base of the Koolau mountains. Located in Kahaluu it’s a getaway from the city but close enough to enjoy all of the activities. Just a short drive from Kualoa Ranch and a quick boat ride to Kaneohe Bay Sandbar. Along with a big grass yard for activities
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North-Shore Tiny Hale
9. North-Shore Tiny Hale
93%
(186)
Laie, HI · 1 site
Welcome to Our Glamping Property 🌴
Welcome to our family-run glamping property! Located on 0.6 acres with 8 units, our property offers a shared, peaceful outdoor environment where guests can slow down, disconnect, and enjoy the beauty of Hawaiʻi.
The property is completely off-grid, and as a small family-run operation, we do our best to continually maintain, improve, and update the property for our guests.
Our simple “summer camp” style tiny cabin is designed to create a distraction-free space to reconnect with nature and make lasting memories. The cabin is cozy and intentionally simple, giving you a comfortable place to rest after a day of exploring the island.
One of the highlights of the property is the incredible stargazing. On clear nights, step outside, look up, and enjoy the stars away from the distractions of everyday life.
And when you're ready for some beach time, the beach is just a half-mile away!
Because the property is shared with other guests, you'll also have the opportunity to swap stories around the fire, meet fellow travelers from around the world, and enjoy the feeling of being part of a little community in the wild.
🐈 Meet Patches: One of the unexpected highlights of staying here is Patches, our friendly resident cat who has made the property her home. She loves meeting guests and may stop by to say hello—or even invite herself into your cabin! Many of our guests love her visits. If you'd rather keep her outside, simply keep your door closed or gently shoo her back out.
Come slow down, unplug, and enjoy a different side of Hawaiʻi.
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Mālaekahana State Recreation Area
10. Mālaekahana State Recreation Area
State park in Hawaii · 37 sites
We don’t know about you, but life doesn’t get much sweeter than beachside camping! Imagine going to sleep listening to the sound of the rolling waves and waking up to a beautiful view of the Pacific Ocean. With this in mind, it’s no secret that Mālaekahana State Recreation Area is one of Oahu’s most stunning campgrounds. Spend your days barbecuing, swimming in the cool ocean, and relaxing in one of the most stellar state parks you ever did see. If you’re looking for some exploring, wander over to the nearby historical town Laie, which is home to Hawaii’s Polynesian Cultural Center. What are you waiting for? There’s no doubt Mālaekahana is not to be missed.
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Sand Island State Recreation Area
11. Sand Island State Recreation Area
83%
(3)
State park in Hawaii · 25 sites
You’ll never guess—within the big city of Honolulu is a little picturesque island full of a handful of sweet camping spots. Sand Island State Recreation Area is one stellar urban camping spot, offering gorgeous views of the downtown core from your own sandy campsite. If you’re looking for a beautiful beachy spot to spend a few hours picnicking or a weekend camping under the big sky, Sand Island is a great choice that’s only a super short trip from the city center. Get ready for a cool ocean breeze, a starry night sky, and picturesque beachside relaxing. This little state park is a seriously rad spot to soak up the Polynesian sun with friends, family, and everyone in between.
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Mangrove Lounge
12. Mangrove Lounge
98%
(521)
Haleiwa, HI · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
I never got bored living here. Every day I got to wake up and go to the beach just minutes away from home, or my cousins and I would have a fishing contest to see who could catch the most fish. We would also go paddling up the river to lay nets down to catch some ono (delicious) crab for dinner.
Learn more about this land:
Aloha! Looking for a place to lounge and adventure? Mangrove Lounge is the place for you! Mangrove Lounge is located right behind the historical town called Haleiwa Town. Camper Vans or RVs are more than welcome! During the day, enjoy access to a private river where you can take your fishing pole and catch yourself some dinner. After a busy day, enjoy a nice hot bath in a private shower under the stars, along with a flushing toilet and sink. Upon request and additional charge, end your adventure with a cozy night next to the fire pit ($28.00 for fire pit). Mangrove Lounge is 3-5 minutes (driving) away from many beaches and eateries in Haleiwa town where you can also do all your shopping. Less than a mile away, you can find all the delicious food trucks including the famous Giovanni Shrimp Truck. You can find your nearest supermarket just 1.2 miles away called Malama Market, and Longs Drug Store right across the street from Malama Market. Mangrove Lounge provides clean bathroom, a shower with hot water, access to a private river for relaxing or fishing, about 800ft from the nearest bus stop, and secured privacy so you and your friends or family can relax, feel safe, and most importantly...have fun! 😊
Details about each campsite lounge:
-Each campsite lounge provides a spacious area for tents or campervans.
-Picnic table big enough to fit four people comfortably.
-Garbage bins for trash.
-Water hose located all around campsite for guests to use.
- Access to a private river.
-If its not a cloudy night, the stars here at Mangrove Lounge is beautiful.
-Bathroom facility is sanitized and cleaned everyday.
**What you should bring:
1. Mosquito repellents
2. Shower essentials
**What you should know:
- I will be messaging you the day before you arrive to ask about your check in time. If possible, please stay in contact.
- Please drive very slowly going in and out of campgrounds.
Mahalo!
Feel free to message me on Hipcamp if you have any questions about Mangrove Lounge, and I hope to see you there. Mahalo!
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Palolo Paradise Preserve
13. Palolo Paradise Preserve
100%
(3)
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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Garden Cottage
14. Garden Cottage
100%
(18)
Kailua, HI · 1 site
🌺 Garden Cottage — Kailua, Hawaiʻi
Welcome to your peaceful island retreat. Our Garden Cottage is a cozy, detached hideaway built for rest and relaxation—with the essentials you need, just steps from beach and town life.
What You’ll Love
• Comfort & convenience — Enjoy flush toilets, a full shower, and a kitchenette to prepare meals.
• Ideal for two — This tiny cottage sleeps 2 and features one private bedroom.
• Walkable to it all — Just a 10-minute stroll to the beach park, and 15 minutes to shops, cafés, and restaurants.
• Quiet & private — Detached setting gives you a sense of seclusion while remaining close to local attractions.
Notes for Guests
• No campfires allowed on the property.
• No pets per listing rules.
• Basic amenities like potable water, showers, and kitchen access are provided.
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The Oasis
15. The Oasis
76%
(66)
Mokuleia, HI · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Secure Gated Private Ranch in a perfect spot for your camping needs. The Oasis provides space for people to rest and relax in a safe zone. Tent camping and van camping.
The property is surrounded by beautiful mountain views, starry nights, and sunsets to remember. Enjoy the simplicity of off grid living in a surreal setting!
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Experience Outdoor Life
16. Experience Outdoor Life
92%
(161)
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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Holomua Farms
17. Holomua Farms
100%
(23)
Waialua, HI · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
If you love: Off-grid experiences, farm to table, sustainable communities, rooted in Hawaiian culture, vegan, plant-based, farming, nature, beach, hiking, animals, yoga, positive people, holistic healing, mediation, music and beautiful healing spaces then this is the place for you.
Location is off-grid and accessible off a dirt road- 4wd vehicles required if raining. We have a 4wd vehicle to use for additional cost. We are less than 10 minutes from Haleiwa town and 15 minutes from the nearest beaches.
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Paukauila Escape
18. Paukauila Escape
100%
(1)
Haleiwa, HI · 1 site
Enjoy a peaceful stay in this thoughtfully designed tiny home, tucked away in a quiet part of Haleʻiwa, just minutes from town. You’ll be close to North Shore beaches, surf spots, hiking trails, and great local food, while still having a private place to unwind.
This fully equipped one-bedroom, one-bathroom home features a kitchenette, ample parking, and a large covered lanai—perfect for relaxing after a day outside or enjoying a slow morning.
Simple, clean, and comfortable, it’s an ideal base for exploring the North Shore.
Hosted by Haleʻiwa locals, we’re happy to share our favorite spots and help you experience the area in a genuine way.
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Malama Aina Retreat - Oahu
19. Malama Aina Retreat - Oahu
91%
(41)
Hauula, HI · 6 sites
Tucked away in a private valley with breathtaking views, you can stay here for your retreat and be educated about this sacred land. It is a CAMPING experience. All retreaters to the land will be REQUIRED to participate in our Malama Aina (care for the land) tour/program as part of your ag land education retreat. World famous beaches and food trucks within a short distance in every direction, as well as onsite activities. 10-12min walk to the beach. Make memories here that will last a lifetime!
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Rainforest Gradens
20. Rainforest Gradens
100%
(4)
Haleiwa, HI · 1 site
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!
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Sun Farm Hawaii @ Koko Head
Sun Farm Hawaii @ Koko Head
96%
(1898)
Honolulu, HI · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Located on a beautiful working farm, enjoy gentle island breezes, stunning sunsets, and authentic farm life while still being in the city and close to some of East Oahu’s best beaches. We’re nestled in the foothills of the famous Koko Head hike, just five minutes from Hanauma Bay, shopping centers, restaurants, and grocery stores.
Unwind in our communal kitchen area and watch a magical sunset with sweeping views of Diamond Head crater and the surrounding coastline, it’s truly the best of all worlds.
Please note: There are many wild hens and roosters roaming freely around the neighborhood and property. This is a perfect stay for guests who are comfortable co-existing with nature and the natural sounds that come with it. Please plan accordingly.
On-site parking is available, just let us know your needs and we’ll do our best to accommodate you for a wonderful stay.
Mahalo
Cancellations / Refunds:
A full refund is available for cancellations made at least 7 days prior to arrival. Reservations are non-refundable after that time. Please plan accordingly.
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Waimanalo Farmstay
Waimanalo Farmstay
97%
(615)
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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Totonami Farm
Totonami Farm
92%
(25)
Mokuleia, HI · 2 sites
Totonami Farm is a little farm that we are slowly building from the ground up, one project at a time.
Things here are always changing and growing. You may see garden beds being prepared, new areas being cleaned up, little construction projects happening, or ideas that are still coming to life. It is not a polished resort or a finished commercial farm — it is simply our home, our farm, and something we are creating with our own hands.
We keep bees, raise chickens, grow food, and are learning every day how to live a little more closely with the land. We try to keep things simple, use pesticide-free and organic practices whenever we can, and slowly become more self-sufficient over time.
Staying at Totonami Farm means being part of a place that is still growing and taking shape, where every season brings something new. Some days are quiet, some days we are working on a new project, and there is always something happening around the farm.
More than anything, we hope this can be a place where you can slow down, enjoy the North Shore, spend time around nature and animals, and experience a small part of the life we are building here.
We are still learning, growing, and figuring things out along the way, and we are happy to share that journey with the people who stay with us.
Instagram: @totonamifarm_hawaii
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Palolo Paradise Preserve
Palolo Paradise Preserve
100%
(3)
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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The Oasis
The Oasis
76%
(66)
Mokuleia, HI · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Secure Gated Private Ranch in a perfect spot for your camping needs. The Oasis provides space for people to rest and relax in a safe zone. Tent camping and van camping.
The property is surrounded by beautiful mountain views, starry nights, and sunsets to remember. Enjoy the simplicity of off grid living in a surreal setting!
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Experience Outdoor Life
Experience Outdoor Life
92%
(161)
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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1 week ago
4 nights at Rainforest Gradens
Lovely staying with the owners. Almost a bed and breakfast style. They were very hospitable and flexible on when they could drive me into town and pick me up in the evening.
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Alexis
2 weeks ago
2 nights at Sun Farm Hawaii @ Koko Head
I thoroughly enjoyed my stay in the Molokai yurt at Sun Farm (and wish I stayed longer)! The farm is beautiful and the accommodations feel like a mix of camping, hostel experience and farm stay. My yurt was clean and comfortable. The communal kitchen was well equipped and the bathroom/ shower were well maintained. The general area of Sun Farm is great as well. Highly recommend!
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Richard
2 weeks ago
2 nights at Peace in Paradise :)
Stunning location, great welcome, good facilities, cool interior, super quiet and perfect for our trip
We would happily return
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Christopher
2 weeks ago
Tent
Great location for anything on North side of Oahu. Right next to the water for some nice ambient wave sounds. Otherwise fairly quiet and secluded.
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Ryan
2 weeks ago
16 ft car
With pets
Good spot to be if you need. Decent price. Hot shower. Quiet and away from the hustle and bustle.
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Alexis
2 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Living Circle Farms Hawaii
Living Circle farm is a beautiful, peaceful oasis. The yurt was spacious and comfortable. I enjoyed my stay very much!
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Sam
2 weeks ago
Tent
A really nice tent site with communal kitchen, set along foot paths between tent sites and yurts.
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Claire
2 weeks ago
4 nights at Garden Cottage
Such a great place! Michelle has thought of everything. Would 100% recommend
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Christina
2 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Living Circle Farms Hawaii
Beautiful property! Our cabin felt secluded and private. Bathrooms and shower are wonderful, very clean and close to our cabin. The host are super friendly, and cool. We would definitely stay here again.
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Jonathan
2 weeks ago
Lili
2 weeks ago
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
2 weeks ago
20 ft campervan
Great interaction an work with Mac! Had great views!
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Gary
2 weeks ago
19 ft campervan
Good spve to camp. Funky Shower that one has to look at all the dials
:)
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Clayton
2 weeks ago
Tent
Nice place to camp away from the hustle and bustle of Waikiki.
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Steph
2 weeks ago
Tent
I’ve lived on Oʻahu for five years and have stayed at Nature Spaces Sacred Valley several times, but this was my first time camping at Site 3. You share the general area with another campsite, but each site has its own picnic table and there’s plenty of space between the two. There were campers in vehicles at the neighboring site both nights, and I camped with my truck and tent. I barely even noticed they were there, except when they said hello to ask if I needed any help setting up.
Site 3 has a great view of the mountains. There’s also a composting toilet and warm shower just a few yards away, plus a sink and hose for washing dishes or rinsing things off. Theres a gate and security, if that matters to you. This is also a quiet spot, where you can enjoy the view and listen to the sounds of nature.
The location made it easy to enjoy the North Shore while I was there. I went paddleboarding in Haleʻiwa, grabbed coffee and a smoothie in town, and spent some time strolling around the marketplace. It was a relaxing way to camp while still being close to things to do in Haleʻiwa.
Haleʻiwa is about a 30-minute drive from here, but there are lots of beach parks nearby that are only a few miles and minutes down the road, and several you can stop at along the way!
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Gary
2 weeks ago
18 ft campervan
Peaceful , nice view and friendly neighbors. Interesting shower! :)
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Vivienne
2 weeks ago
3 nights at Sun Farm Hawaii @ Koko Head
The place is accurate and magical. Definitely recommend
!
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Brooke
3 weeks ago
6 nights at Totonami Farm
There are some really great things about this Hipcamp. Waialua is a beautiful location right in north shore. The campsite cats Cuma and Camy are the sweetest funniest tent guardians. Lots of toads and big snails. The sunset viewing and stargazing is gorgeous. The camp host Paul is really helpful and respects your privacy. It feels more like camping than glamping and there are helpful supplies like a Bunsen burner and cooler, and the tent is a nice size with air flow.
Things that could improve are the cleanliness—the bathroom, kitchen supply area, and shower room are not clean. The tent was somewhat clean but the drawers were unusable. There are lots of bugs so you need to be comfortable with mosquitos and cockroaches. We stayed in long sleeves and pants, kept mosquito coils going, and the tent zippers closed. It’s not a place where you can really decompress. You’re in a field so the sun is fully on your tent by the early morning. The owner did field work with machinery for 3 of the days so it was very loud. Communication, rules, and privacy were also different between the camp host and the owner so that was confusing. The power source is a small jackery that gives enough power to charge phones and give some low fan power or light for 1-2 hours before running out.
If you want a camping experience in a great area with limited amenities go for it, but be prepared with lots to do during the day, and consider bugs, heat, privacy, and power.
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Chris
3 weeks ago
20 ft campervan
Amazing spot. Great community! I hope to visit again some day!
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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.
