Description

Steeped in history and folklore, Pālāʻau Campground is nestled alongside a phallic stone that, in its enigmatic allure, is thought to boost fertility in couples struggling to conceive. Noted for being a tent-only site, all of the campsites sit within the ironwood grove ecosystem of the area’s like-named state park.
Campsite area
Tent site
1 site
Up to 100 guests per site
Up to 6 vehicles
No wheelchair access
Essentials
Campfires allowed
Toilet available
Amenities
Potable water available
Picnic table available

Terrain

Natural features you'll find at Pālāʻau Campground.

Forest
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Geez G.
didn't provide a recommendation.
August 11th, 2015

The official website states no drinking water, but a tourist site and this one states that there is. I would be careful with extended stays expecting to have water if there isn't. Perhaps someone can update this data and verify that there IS potable water?

Park
Pālāʻau State Park
State
Hawaii
Country
United States
Phone Number
(808) 984-8109
Directions
View on Google Maps
Official Website
View Website
Coordinates
21.177° N, 157.005° W
Unknown price
Tent Only: 1 Site
(Up to 100 people per site)