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Kalaupapa National Historical Park is an isolated and primitive outdoor recreation area open to a small number of tourists each day throughout the year. The park has no facilities but provides some breathtaking scenery to those who come here to hike, take photographs, or appreciate the landscape and wildlife. Kalaupapa NHP is located on the island of Moloka'i and can be reached by arranging a mule trip in advance or hiking the trail, which is steep and rough in some places. The park has a community, the Kalaupapa Settlement, located near the southern park boundary; the park extends northward on a peninsula and is surrounded by ocean on three sides.

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Getting Outdoors

Head inland with the Moloka'i campervan and spend some time in the rugged mountainous terrain. Molokaʻi Forest Reserve protects the water and forest reserves of the island. You can easily access the western sections, which have exotic tree plantations; it's a popular destination for hiking and picnicking, with roads and trails. The remote eastern parts are mountainous and very difficult to reach.

Camping at Kalaupapa National Historical Park

There are some tent camping sites on Moloka'i, but none within Kalaupapa National Historical Park. RV campsites on Moloka'i are sparse; pack a tent for your Hawaii RV camping trip, though, and you can sleep under the stars in this island paradise.

Exploring the Area

Moloka'i is the least-visited Hawaiian island, though there are still some amenities to enjoy while you're here. A handful of coffee shops and restaurants dot the small island, offering an array of cuisines, including pizza, seafood, Hawaiian, and fast-casual fare. Gas for the rental RV can be sourced on the south end of the island, and there are a couple of grocery stores, too.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Molokai: Kalaupapa Trail, HIKalaupapa National Historical Park, HI
  • Molokai Forest Reserve Road Trail, HIKaunakakai, HI
  • Halawa Bay to Molokai Stream via Waterfall Trail, HIKaunakakai, HI
  • Polihua Trail, HILanai City, HI
  • Napili Bay Beach Trail, HILahaina, HI
  • Kapalua Beach Trail (Dragon's Teeth Trail), HIKapalua, HI
  • Makaluapuna Point, HILahaina, HI
  • Lipoa Point, HILahaina, HI
  • Kaanapali Trail, HILahaina, HI
  • Honolua Bay Access Trail, HILahaina, HI

Recent RV rental reviews in Kalaupapa National Historical Park

Kathryn R.

February, 2026

It was great!
Rick W.

February, 2026

We had a great time and NorthShore was so easy to work with. We can't wait for another trip with Betty White.
Patrice T.

February, 2026

PROS:
We had a wonderful time. Visiting Maui with this van was very cool. Ben is a good host and anwser quickly to our question via texto or email.
The van is exactly as described: An old van (2007) well maintained reliable with low millage. The bed is very confortable (a must in camping 😉) and it is full equiped with almost everything you need.
Cons: We’ve been to 4 différents camp sites and none of them had some electricity. So if the van could have a solar panel and a second battery, it would make a word of difference. Because if the van is not running, you going to drain the only battery very quickly. For example, at Wai’anpana where we parked for 3 days (without electricity) we used the cooler of another van equiped with solar panel parked beside us. The other solution would have been to let the van run (and that doesn’t make anysense…)
Because there are no electricity available anywhere, a percolator coffee pot that you can boil on the little stove would be lot more useful than the electric coffee maker. An electric coffee maker has an heating element that take to much current for the oly battery available.

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