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Popularly known as “The Valley Isle,” Maui is the second-largest island in the Hawaii archipelago. Renowned for its world-famous beaches and incredible whale watching during the winter, the island also boasts of one of the most visited parks in the whole of Hawaii, the Haleakala National Park. As an outdoor enthusiast, Maui has probably been on your bucket list for quite a while. Cure your wanderlust by flying over to Maui for a motorhome camping excursion. Upon landing, hop right into your Kula camper rental and drive into paradise.

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Getting Outdoors

Depending on your fitness levels, there are lots of hiking trails to try out when camping in a rental motorhome at Haleakala National Park. To stretch your legs or enjoy some fresh air, give the 0.4 miles Pa Ka‘oao Trail a try. It will take just a couple of minutes to get up the crater from the visitor’s center parking lot. Alternatively, consider the Leleiwi Overlook, a less-trafficked 0.5-mile long trail that offers great views of the sunrise. Be sure to bring lots of water, bug spray, and hats.

Camping at Haleakala National Park

Since there aren’t that many RV’s in Hawaii, the campgrounds usually don’t feature hookups for your travel trailer. Sitting close to the Haleakala National Park Summit Entrance, the remote Hosmer Grove Campground is worth checking out if you intend to do some hiking in the park. Pets are also allowed in the back-in sites.

Exploring the Area

Apart from stunning beaches and superb hiking opportunities, Maui still has lots to offer. Attempting the Road to Hana is probably one of the most enjoyable activities you can do without leaving your rental RV. The immensely beautiful 65-mile route enables guests to take a glimpse of some of the most surreal scenery on the island. From sheer cliff sides to taro patches and lush rainforest, this drive will surely make its way to your list of memorable drives.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Leleiwi Overlook Trail, HIHaleakalā National Park, HI
  • Silversword Loop Via Halemau'u Trail, HIHaleakalā National Park, HI
  • Halemau'u Haleakala Overlook Trail, HIHaleakalā National Park, HI
  • Sliding Sands Trail, HIPolipoli Spring State Recreation Area, HI
  • Keonehe'ehe'e Trail, HIHaleakalā National Park, HI
  • Ka Lu'u o ka O'o Cinder Cone Via Crater and Sliding Sands Trails [CLOSED], HIHaleakalā National Park, HI
  • Pa Ka'oao Trail, HIKula, HI
  • Pa ka'oao Trail (White Hill Trail), HIHaleakalā National Park, HI
  • Halalai'i and Pu'unaue Trail, HIHaleakalā National Park, HI
  • Into Haleakala Crater Trail via Sliding Sands, HIHaleakalā National Park, HI

Recent RV rental reviews in Haleakala National Park

Julian G.

April, 2025

A great experience. Great camper van with all you need. It is big, spacious and well equipped. Despite its big size, it is easy to drive. 100% recommendable.
Taylor M.

April, 2025

**5 Stars – Amazing Sprinter Van Rental Experience in Maui!**
Dylan L.

April, 2025

If you’re like me and prefer exploring the entire island over staying in one spot at a hotel, there’s no better way to do it than with one of these vans!

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