Ha'ena Beach Park

What sets Haʻena Beach Park apart is its dramatic coastal setting, where golden sands meet the powerful surf of the Pacific Ocean, flanked by lush coastal cliffs and verdant greenery. This small campground combines natural beauty with accessible amenities, offering campers a quintessential Hawaiian outdoor experience complete with a grassy camping area, picnic spots, restrooms, and cold showers.

Situated on Kauai's stunning north shore, Haʻena Beach Park serves as a gateway to the breathtaking Napali Coast and is just steps away from the start of the renowned Kalalau Trail, an 11-mile trek known for its awe-inspiring views. Nearby, Keʻe Beach and Tunnels Beach provide opportunities for snorkeling and enjoying marine life during calmer summer months. The park's backdrop includes the culturally significant Maniniholo Dry Cave, adding to the sense of adventure and discovery.

Located approximately an hour’s drive from Kapaʻa, Haʻena Beach Park provides a more intimate alternative to bustling tourist hubs. It’s ideal for both short stopovers and extended immersion in Kauai’s natural splendor, allowing campers to enjoy ocean breezes, dramatic sunsets, and proximity to some of the most iconic trails and beaches in Hawaii.