RV rental Haleakalā National Park, HI: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

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. If you’re an avid hiker keen to cover loads of miles, coupled up with some bird viewing along the way, there are a couple of trails to consider. Sitting in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, Hawaii is one of the most isolated landmasses in the World. That means that most of the birds you’ll see are native to Hawaii. The legendary Kaupo Gap is hands down the most extreme trail in the national park. The 17.5-mile trail takes hikers through Paliku, the most remote corner of the crater. The grueling but memorable hike offers bird watchers the chance to spot various birds such as apapane and amakihi. After an arduous hike, reward yourself with a swim in some of the finest beaches in the World. Should you be into photography, Makena Beach is a must-visit. Did you know that Makena Beach is the most photographed beach in the whole of Hawaii? Situated a stone throw away from Paia on the northern shores of the island, Baldwin Beach is an awesome beach if the whole family tagged along. Referred to as ‘Baby Beach,’ the western side of the beach is protected from the waves, making for a great pool for kids. The middle section of the beach is reserved for the confident swimmers while the eastern side is the place to be for some sunbathing or a relaxing swim.