Campgrounds by Region

Calm waters and protected reef make ʻAnini a favorite for families and mellow camping with mountain views.

North Shore

A culturally significant North Shore campsite offering a meaningful connection to land and sea. Please camp responsibly and with respect.

A peaceful retreat focused on outdoor learning and stewardship, tucked between lush mountains and the coastline.

A culturally rooted campground centered on Hawaiian values, education, and mālama ʻāina.

Open coastline, cooling trade winds, and a simple camping experience with strong local presence.

Known for its calm waters, local salt ponds, and beautiful South Shore sunsets.

Convenient, family-friendly camping near Līhuʻe with oceanfront views and easy access.

Camping on Kauaʻi is a privilege. Please help keep these spaces open and welcoming by following a few important guidelines:

Permits are required for most county campgrounds — apply in advance and keep your permit with you.
Pack it in, pack it out. Trash services may be limited.
Respect quiet hours and neighboring campers, especially at night.
No fires unless specifically allowed — beach conditions change quickly.
Ocean safety comes first. Swimming conditions vary; observe signs and talk with locals.
Mālama ʻāina — treat the land, ocean, and cultural sites with care and respect.

Mahalo for helping protect Kauaʻi so future generations can enjoy it too!