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Camping & permits in Hawaiʻi

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Statewide

• Camping in Hawaiʻi: how permits workStatewide · Every campsite in Hawaiʻi needs a permit, and who issues it depends on the park: the county for beach parks, the state (DLNR) for state...

Hawaiʻi Island

• Camping on Hawaiʻi Island: county parks, state parks and VolcanoesHawaiʻi Island · Hawaiʻi County beach parks need a county permit, sold online or at county offices, priced per person per night: $21 for non-resident...

Kauaʻi

• Camping on Kauaʻi (status after Hurricane Lowell)Kauaʻi · All Kauaʻi state park camping is closed after Hurricane Lowell, including the Kalalau Trail and Nāpali Coast and Kōkeʻe. When it reopens...

Maui

• Camping on Maui: state, county, Haleakalā and privateMaui · Maui camping options: Haleakalā National Park's Hosmer Grove (summit, about $20, includes next-morning sunrise entry) and Kīpahulu (near...

Molokaʻi, Lānaʻi

• Camping on Molokaʻi and LānaʻiMolokaʻi, Lānaʻi · On Molokaʻi you can camp at Pālāʻau State Park, in the cool forest above the Kalaupapa Lookout ($20 a night per site for residents, $30 for...

Oʻahu

• Oʻahu county beach park camping (camping.honolulu.gov)Oʻahu · Oʻahu's city beach parks allow camping with a permit from camping.honolulu.gov: $35 for 3 nights (Friday to Monday) or $55 for 5 nights...
• Oʻahu state park camping (Mālaekahana, Kahana, Keaīwa, Sand Island)Oʻahu · Oʻahu's state campgrounds are Mālaekahana (Kalanai Point), Ahupuaʻa ʻO Kahana, Keaīwa Heiau and Sand Island. Book online up to 30 days...