When thinking of Maui, think of limitless activities, exotic visions of beautiful beaches and mysterious offshore islands. Think of the incredible drive along the Hana Highway with its countless waterfalls and the less-traveled drive around West Maui.  Think of good food and good mai tais. Of early morning treks up to the frigid 10,000-foot level of Haleakala for morning sunrises. Of great times, high adventures and contented smiles at the end of the day. If you know where to go and what to see on Maui, I promise you memories of a lifetime.

Camping in Maui is a unique and magical experience. This island itself has been voted “Best Island In The World” for over 20 consecutive years by Conde Nast Traveler’s “Reader’s Choice Awards” and is known for its lush tropical climate, scenic waterfalls, bamboo forests and world famous beaches.

Known as “The Magic Isle” traveling in a camper van allows you the freedom to pack up and explore a new part of the island each day. From swimming in the freshwater pools of Hana, to the rolling hills of upcountry Maui and snorkeling the coral reefs in the surrounding Pacific, camping on Maui is an adventure unlike any other.

If you dream of exploring Maui beyond the busy resort towns and the luxury hotels, of escaping somewhere no one will try to sell you a snorkel tour or a luau show.
But rather falling asleep under the stars and waking up next to the ocean, then this is the Maui trip you’ve been waiting for.

Maui’s campsites are scattered along the beautiful scenic coastline with facilities that are welcoming and comfortable. There is a tradition of respect for the ‘aina (land) in Hawaii and we request that every guest adheres to this tradition. Simply put, leave the land cleaner than you found it! This way, we all do our part to keep Maui beautiful for years to come.

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