RV rental Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge, HI: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Wailua River State Park is a tropical river valley preserve with mountains and caves, waterfalls, and a river that flows through the park. The park is an ADA-accessible National Historic Landmark; it was once a place of worship and the seat of power for the chieftains in Old Hawaii. While you're here, you'll see the remains of the birthstones that have been left behind as you enjoy a riverboat sightseeing tour. You can also come here to enjoy a picnic and observe the plant and wildlife that call the area home. Kōkeʻe State Park is a popular destination for hiking with various trails winding through the area's forest. The park has a museum where staff can answer questions and point you down the right hiking path, as well as advise you on current weather conditions. The museum has a gift shop where you can purchase a wide variety of souvenirs and other items. There are books about the park and Hawaii in general, jewelry, and t-shirts, hiking sticks, and more. The museum is open year-round during regular business hours; the park is open year-round during daylight hours. With an RV rental near Kōkeʻe State Park, you can relax in comfort when your outdoor excursions are finished for the day. Poipu Beach Park is an outdoor recreation area located not far from several urban communities. It's well known for its surfing potential in season and its white-sand beaches and swimming area. The beach is divided into two separate areas, so younger kids and adults who may not be experienced swimmers can enjoy the area safely; the other section (Waiohai Beach) is good for more experienced swimmers and for snorkeling. The beach area is protected by a reef but is still a relatively safe place for surfing. If you're new to surfing but would like to give it a shot, a neighboring beach is where you can take lessons. Park your Hanalei camper rental nearby, and you can shower and clean up once you're done.