Glamping in Hawaii

Explore ancient volcanoes and sandy beaches on a camping trip in the Aloha State.

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Hawaii

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Christina

1 week ago

4 nights at Hawaiian Retreat

If you are looking for an off-the-grid, rustic, fruit-jungle experience. Janelle's Hawaiian Retreat is for you! Be prepared to unwind in this beautiful, bountiful homestead. A comfortable bed, flushing toilet, gas stovetop, fridge/freezer and outside hot shower make this an affordable paradise! You won't be disappointed! Mahalo~

laurence

2 weeks ago

3 nights at Holomua Farms

This is a very private location in the jungle with peace and quiet away from the hustle and bustle of Honolulu. Falling asleep to the sound of the creek below was wonderful. A great way to get away and unwind. We love this place. If it rains you will need a four wheel drive to get there which just adds to the fun. I definitely recommend this location. The hosts were accommodating and friendly.

Bennett

March 2025

9 nights at Hawaiian Retreat

Janelle was so kind and we felt at home right away. The setting was rustic but still had everything we needed and we enjoyed the complimentary fruit from the farm in the morning. Would stay there again if we’re coming that way!

Brian

March 2025

2 nights at Holomua Farms

We had such a wonderful stay beside the river. The valley is beautiful with so much life. The sound of the river provided a soothing atmosphere all night long and the cabin was cozy and provided the essentials we needed. My wife and I arrived after a couple days of rain so the road was a little muddy and there are two river crossings, but that was all part of the fun getting there. It was recommended we had a 4x4, so we made sure to rent a Jeep Wrangler and had no problems getting there. After arriving we were shown around and then left to enjoy the seclusion. It felt like our own private oasis for the next few days. Would definitely come back for a future Oahu escape.

3 nights at Malama Aina Retreat - Oahu

One of the best cultural experiences, friendly host, great location and beautiful surroundings. Clean and spacious yurts. Would recommend anyone wanting a real Hawaii experience

Christopher

February 2025

6 nights at Malama Aina Retreat - Oahu

beautiful, easy-going, comfortable. The hosts were great, and the facilities all worked well.

Abra

February 2025

6 nights at Malama Aina Retreat - Oahu

Gorgeous setting and comfortable air mattresses. We really appreciated the mālama 'āina session. In the yurt itself, FYI: beds with sheets, blanket, and a pillow; bath towels; a storage ottoman with additional pillows; and a small "tv tray" table. Outside the yurt: a table with 4 chairs. Bring a camping burner, fuel, lighter, and drinking water. I did not see an outdoor kitchen, but I could have missed it.

Madeleine

February 2025

5 nights at Honey Camp

Such a special place & best nights sleep of our life. The location is ideal, a short drive into Paia and Makawow and a lovely walk into Haiku for morning coffee. I will never stop dreaming about the outdoor shower!

The Honey Hut has a giant new King sized bed that has been compared to sleeping on a cloud !

Danielle

February 2025

Weekend Trip to Honey Camp

The honeycomb hut is an enchanting experience! Tons of privacy, while you wake up in the middle of the forest. This place is heart because you’ve also got a kitchenette. And the outdoor hot shower and bath are beyond amazing!! Can’t wait to come back.

2 nights at Holomua Farms

very peaceful quiet place! and very beautiful:) would 100% recommend. we camped there in a vw van :)

Karen & Chris

January 2025

4 nights at Honey Camp

Cozy, well-equipped, cabin on a quiet street. Host was very kind and a great communicator before and during the trip. The site has two structures available to book. We were in the Coco cabin and did not see the yurt at all, or other occupants, if there were any. So, even though you are potentially sharing the property with other hipcampers, you'll have plenty of privacy. Having an air conditioning unit was also a great and unexpected bonus. Being away from the coast, we found it cooled down enough overnight to not need it, but we did enjoy using it for it's fan to camouflage the coqui chirps a bit. Wish we would have had a chance to do the honey tasting add-on, but we found ourselves out enjoy island dawn to dusk. Mahalo!

Tarynn

January 2025

2 nights at Malama Aina Retreat - Oahu

I had the most wonderful experience staying at here this past weekend. Kaluanui is a serene and sacred space and it is clear that everything is well cared for with good intentions. Great communication with hosts, friendly staff, and the yurt was absolutely beautiful! I have no complaints and I would have loved to stay longer. Mahalo nui loa!

Tiffany

January 2025

Weekend Trip to Honey Camp

Very cute yurt in Haiku. We booked this property to have easy access to Road to Hana, and it WAS easy access. So close to the start! Yurt had everything we needed and was nice and clean. And the bed was SUPER comfortable. Some lizards outside around the shower area but we left them alone and they left us alone. They really like to hang out in the shower curtain so don’t be surprised and shriek like I did 😅. The shower got nice and hot and felt great after adventuring all day!! Would definitely recommend

And who could resist getting some relaxing hammock time in!?

Codi

January 2025

5 nights at The Bali Hale

This place is purely magical and far exceeded any expectations we could’ve had. It’s peaceful, private and has everything you could need. The coqui were dreamy to fall asleep to. We were sad to leave and genuinely can’t wait to come back. Many thanks for the beautiful experience!

Lindsey

January 2025

3 nights at Honey Camp

Honey’s is such a magical spot. Loved every second!

Maddy

January 2025

2 nights at Honey Camp

We absolutely loved our experience at the Honey Hut! It was the perfect "glamping" set-up where you felt immersed in the outdoors, but still had comforts like a real bed and a hot shower. The town of Haiku is so pleasant and the farm was in an ideal location- very easy to find/get to, but with a feeling of being tucked away from usual touristy spots. Honey was a fantastic host- responsive and kind! We enjoyed the add-on experience of getting to see the Honey Dome and hear about the bees on the farm. This will definitely be a place we return to on our next visit to Maui!

miquel

December 2024

2 nights at Malama Aina Retreat - Oahu

My wife and I had a phenomenal time on this gorgeous and sacred land. The scenery was stunning and the amenities were quite nice. We really enjoyed participating in the Aina program and hearing about the rich Hawaiian heritage from Kaimi.

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Malama Aina Retreat - Oahu

6 sites · Lodging5 acres · Hauula, HI

Tucked away in a private valley with breathtaking views, you can stay here for your retreat and be educated about this sacred land. It is a CAMPING experience. All retreaters to the land will be REQUIRED to participate in our Malama Aina (care for the land) tour/program as part of your ag land education retreat. World famous beaches and food trucks within a short distance in every direction, as well as onsite activities. 10-12min walk to the beach. Make memories here that will last a lifetime!

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Hawaiian Retreat

9 sites · Lodging6 acres · Nanawale Estates, HI

Welcome to old Hawaii, the village of Koae, Big Island, Hawaii! Our forest features 12 old mangos and 50 types of tropical fruit. The 6 acres includes Josanna's Organic garden, a WWOOF farm experience. This space has hosted thousands of people over it's 45 year history and we welcome people to our island and to the district of Puna. We look forward to introducing you to the diverse and delicious fruits of the jungle!

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Holomua Farms

4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents1 acre · Waialua, HI

If you love: Off-grid experiences, farm to table, sustainable communities, rooted in Hawaiian culture, vegan, plant-based, farming, nature, beach, hiking, animals, yoga, positive people, holistic healing, mediation, music and beautiful healing spaces then this is the place for you. Location is off-grid and accessible off a dirt road- 4wd vehicles required if raining. We have a 4wd vehicle to use for additional cost. We are less than 10 minutes from Haleiwa town and 15 minutes from the nearest beaches.

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Glamping in Hawaii guide

Overview

Looking for a camping experience in Hawaii that is wheelchair-accessible and a bit more luxurious? Hipcamp offers over a dozen options for glamping that cater to those with mobility issues. With options ranging from $58 to $200 per night, you can find the perfect fit for your budget. Check out top-rated campsites like Sun Farm Hawaii @ Koko Head with 373 reviews, The Bali Hale with 43 reviews, and Hamakua Sunrise Farm with 32 reviews. Popular amenities include cooking equipment, trash disposal, and pet-friendly accommodations. Take advantage of the beautiful Hawaiian landscape by participating in popular activities like paddling, biking, and swimming.