Kualoa Regional Park

Imagine camping against the dramatic backdrop of the Koʻolau Mountains while waking up to the tranquil turquoise waters of Kāneʻohe Bay. Kualoa Regional Park Campground in Kaneohe, Hawaii, offers a unique blend of stunning coastal beauty, cultural significance, and natural serenity. With its sheltered beach located just opposite Mokoliʻi Island (Chinaman’s Hat), calm waters make it ideal for kayaking, fishing, and swimming, while the nearby mountains provide a striking contrast to the ocean views.

This tent-only campground features around 30 shaded sites, offering sun protection beneath the park's abundant trees. The south-facing beach ensures protection from open ocean currents due to a barrier reef, creating a safe and calm environment for water activities. Essential amenities such as restrooms, outdoor showers, picnic tables, and BBQ areas enhance convenience for campers. However, the campground maintains a quiet and secluded atmosphere, perfect for those seeking relaxation and connection with nature.

Kualoa Regional Park is situated just off Kamehameha Highway, only a short drive from Kaneohe, making it easily accessible. Within 30 minutes, campers can visit Kualoa Ranch, famous for its movie tours, zip-lining, horseback riding, and cultural experiences, as well as Mokoliʻi Island, which can be reached during low tide or by kayak. Whether for a peaceful weekend getaway or an outdoor adventure, this campground embodies the natural and cultural richness of Oahu’s Windward Coast.