| H. A. Baldwin Beach Park |
(808) 243-7389 |
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This park is on a flat grassy area near Paia with tent camping, restrooms
and showers. Maximum stay is 3 consecutive nights. County permits required from the
Department of Parks and Recreation at 1580 Kaahumanu Ave., Wailuku, Maui, HI 96793. or
call (808) 243-7389 |
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Haleakala National Park features a wilderness of great diversity,
recognized as an International Biosphere Reserve by the United Nations. The dormant
volcano offers majestic cinder cones and stark lava. Park habitats support communities of
rare birds and plants unique to Hawaii. To the well prepared hiker and camper, Haleakala
offers a memorable experience. See Horseback
riding also. Hosmer Grove, at the 7,000 ft level a short drive from
the rangers office: An experimental forest left over from last century. Trails wind
through stands of Cedars, Pines, Juniper and Sugi. With some bird lookouts describing
Hawaii's native birds. A shelter is provided for inclement weather, tent sites, cooking
site, pit toilets, water, picnic tables. There is no charge but permits are necessary.
Park headquarters (808) 572-9306. Pools of Ohe`o, Kipahulu District, near
Hana, Tent camping, toilets, picnic tables, BBQ grills. Both available as first come first
serve. Inside Haleakala crater are two primitive tent camp-sites one at Paliku cabin the
other at Holua cabin.There are three cabins inside the crater, they must be reserved well
in advance, as these are very popular with Residents as well as Visitors. Paliku,
Holua and Kapalaoa Cabins: Fully self contained. With stoves, water and pit
toilets. They can handle up to 12 campers each. bunks are provided. There is a small fee
for cabin rental. Weather 871-5054. All sites are three nights maximum
stay. When in Haleakala National Park please keep to the trails, this is enforced.
Also Please hike out all garbage and try to leave this one of a kind park as you found it.
Mahalo. Photos |
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| Polipoli Springs State Park |
(808) 984-8109 |
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This is at the 6,200ft elevation on Halaeakala's west slope, and usually
requires four wheel drive to reach. Hawaii's Redwood forest also conifers, Cyprus, Ash,
Cedar and Pines. A large grove of Methley plums ripen in early June. Toilets, picnic
tables, BBQ's. There is one cabin which sleeps 10. water, cold shower,
kitchenware...sheets and towels available as you pick up up the key. Permits are required
from the Division of State Parks, 54 South High Street, Wailuku, HI 96793. or call (808)
984-8109 |
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| Waianapanapa State Park |
(808) 984-8109 |
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Located near Hana, 120acres,tent camping, 12 cabins, Restrooms, picnic
tables showers. This is a great park. Explore the caves and Black sand beach. Hiking
trails abound. Permits are required from the Division of State Parks, 54 South High
Street, Wailuku, HI 96793. or call (808) 984-8109. Photos |
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| Rainbow Co. Park |
(808) 243-7389 |
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This park is in Paia. with tent camping sites and restrooms. Maximum stay
is 3 consecutive nights. County permits required from the Department of Parks and
Recreation at 1580 Kaahumanu Ave., Wailuku, Maui, HI 96793. or call (808) 243-7389 |
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