Kilo Hoku - Adventure Van with Roof Deck - Unlimited Mileage

What's included

Camp Kit Basics:

Cooler
2 camping chairs
Hammock
3-in-1 1000Amp CAT Power Station with Jump Starter & Compressor

Sleeping and Linens:
Queen memory foam mattress
Blackout Tent for 4-6
Full Size Blow up mattress for tent or roof deck
2 Sheet Sets
2 Blankets
4 pillows
4 Towels
Beach Blanket

Kitchen Set Up:
Propane camp stove
Pots and Pans
Utensils
Lighter
Led Lanterns, Flashlights, LED Candles
French press
Cutting board & knives
Can opener, Peeler, Wine Opener
Strainer
Cheese Grater
Salad Bowl
Plates,Bowls, Mugs, Wine Glasses, Cups, & Utensils
Trash bags & cleaning supplies
Dishrack and Wash Tub

Recommendations

Here are some of our recommended campsites and favorite areas available on Maui. Maui is an EXTREMELY popular travel destination so try to reserve in advance especially during our high seasons (December-April and July-August).

Hosmer Grove Campgrounds - Haleakala National Park

Many visitors will wake up at 2:00AM to make the long drive/tour up to the summit of Haleakala just to catch the sunrise. Others will arrive hours early to save a spot for the sunset show. However, only a few get to see both! This is just one of the many reasons to camp overnight at Hosmer Gove Campground. You can arrive mid-day and hike the trails of Haleakala then return to the summit to watch the sunset. In the morning you can awake to the spectacular sunrise! The added bonus, because you are camping in the park, you don’t need to get the otherwise required “sunrise viewing reservations.” All you will need is a park pass, purchased at the entrance, currently $25.00. The park pass is good for 3 days so you have plenty of time to see all the sights including a sunrise AND sunset!
Amenities: Drinkable Water, Car Access, Restrooms, Drive-up Camping

Camp Olowalu

"Beachfront camping in paradise." is how the folks at Camp Olowalu describe this tucked away camping site. Camp Olowalu makes for a great spot to spend your first night on Maui. Olowalu offers some of the best whale watching, snorkeling and kayaking all wrapped up in a great camp location. Additionally, Camp Olowalu offers Cabins, Tentalows, Beach side Tent Camping and RV Parking (for CampCars).
Amenities: Drinkable Water, Car Access, Cabins, Restrooms, Showers, Beach Access

Camp Ke'anae (Ymca)

If you are looking for a place to make camp on your way to Hana or perhaps on your way back, look no further. The Ymca here offers an assortment of camping options, among the best Maui camping available! They offer cabins, cottages, suites and tent or campervan camping spots! Campervan spots are only $25/person or $40/family, per night!
Amenities: Drinkable Water, Car Access, Cabins, Restrooms, Showers, Ice Machine

Waiʻanapanapa State Park

If you plan on taking the Road to Hana, consider staying in the area overnight. Waiʻanapanapa State Park is a great place to camp. This state park offers a remote, low-cliffed volcanic coastline with a famous black sand beach. Waiʻanapanapa State Park offers an assortment of lodging options including; tent camping, cabins, and RV camping. You can also enjoy picnicking, shore fishing and hiking along Ke Ala Loa O Maui/Piilani Trail. Other features and sights to see include; blow holes, native hala forest, cave, heiau (religious temple) and natural stone arch.
Amenities: Drinkable Water, Car Access, Cabins, Restrooms, Showers, Beach Access
to book online visit https://camping.ehawaii.gov/camping/all,details,1684.html and click the tab Browse for Availibility

Here are a few helpful links for more research
https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dsp/camping-lodging/maui/

https://www.nps.gov/hale/planyourvisit/drive-up-camping.htm

https://www.hipcamp.com

https://www.mauicounty.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/146

Other things to note

No smoking. No pets. No off-roading. No driving in deep sand or mud. All trash to be taken out of vehicle prior to returning. No open food or spills to be left in vehicles at ANY time. Vehicles are expected to come back in an orderly fashion with things in generally the same place as received. Any return that requires extra deep cleaning will be charged at $50 an hour.

Campervan Rules: Our Campervan is NOT a 4WD so no driving in deep sand or mud. If you get stuck anywhere you will be 100% responsible for getting yourself out and any damages that occur. The campervan is not allowed up to Poli Poli past the 4wd access only sign or on any other roads that require 4WD.

This is our family camper lovingly crafted by my husbands hands. We are a local family wanting to share our love of Maui and camping with visitors. Please treat our van as though it was yours, we expect it to be brought back well loved, and cared for. Exact expectations for how to leave the vehicle upon return will be provided.