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As the oldest of the Hawaiian islands, Kaua’i has been carved over centuries. Deep emerald valleys, jagged cliff sides, and inspiring mountainsides all hold the rich culture that has sparked between The Islands. Time has formed lush rainforests with water flowing abound. Kaua’i is just the start of island paradise, but it’s a destination for adventures that you may never wish to stop.

Dramatic beauty and a devoted, rich culture are found throughout all the small towns on Kaua’i, helping to keep this getaway truly timeless. Beyond the towns, Kaua’i is always calling out to have more join in with The Island energy. Kayak through rivers, snorkel along beaches, and hike along trails - the list is a long one for this journey.

When you book an RV in Kaua’i, you open up a whole new world to your island adventure! You no longer have to settle for just one small section. Take in The Island like you’re supposed to! This is not the place to rush, so get savvy with your vacation time.

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Journey To The Island’s Northern Beaches

Scenic, wild, and at the “end of the road”, H?’ena State Park is about 230 acres of picturesque settings. There are few places to park your Kaua’i RV rental during your stay, but you certainly won’t be disappointed that this is one of them.

Come here to witness ancient sea caves that formed well over 4,000 years ago and enjoy the spectacular Napali Coast, where you can fish along the shore or go swimming at Ke’e Beach. This Kapaa, Hawaii destination is ever-popular with beach-related activities, as the pristine, turquoise cove provides the perfect setting. It’s a good thing you don’t have to settle for a stay anywhere else.

Follow The Main Road

While there are not as many places to stay on The Island in your Kaua’i camper rental, you’ll find that you won’t run out of places to go. Some areas of Kaua’i are only accessible via air or sea,  so be prepared to employ multiple modes of transportation during your trip to get the most out of your island experience. However, at least when you rent an RV, you eliminate the need for added expenses - hotel stays and renting a vehicle to get around. You have the best of both!

The main road of Kaua’i, Kuhio highway, will take you teasingly close to The Island’s edges, where many other stops are worth making before coming across where to park your RV next. Stop in Kilauea to see the well-noted lighthouse and make a day of immersing yourself in the splendor of the Botanical Gardens and Sculpture Park.

As you continue following the road south with your Kaua’i camper rental, you’ll come across several beach parks that pepper the coast. Feel free to stop in at any, however, don’t plan on making this your night’s stay - there’s just a little farther to go!

What’s Next On Kaua’i

Follow up your coastal adventures with a trip to Lydgate State Park. Along the Lihue coastline, Lydgate State Park is a family-friendly stop with popular areas for swimming, snorkeling, camping and more. The beautiful tree-lined beach makes the perfect setting for a late afternoon. There are man-made swimming ponds where you will see a variety of tropical fish as you snorkel through the calm waters.

While you can’t park your Kaua’i motorhome rental here, you’ll find a pristine playground for all ages. Full facilities and picnic areas are provided, lifeguards watch over the ponds and beach, and the Kamalani Playground makes for a perfect way to get out some energy. What a great choice for the whole family!

Round out the evening 10 minutes south and park your rental at Hanamaulu Beach Park. Here is the second area designated for recreational vehicles, though, it is best to always check with the County prior to parking to ensure availability of campsite permits. Quiet, calm and only minutes away from center Lihue. You’ll easily be able to stock up on any necessities, dine in style, or visit the theater before ending your night, falling asleep to the sound of waves.

Kaua’i For The Daring

The western side of The Island is much more lush, rugged, and mountainous. Inland is where you will find Waimea’s “Grand Canyon of the Pacific” - Waimea Canyon State Park. It’s a deep, colorful gorge with a spectacular viewpoint of Ni’hau Island. Enjoy a short nature trail and picnicking here, as well as seasonal fishing and hunting.

Koke'e, Milolii, and Nualolo Kai State Parks are found on this side of The Island, as well as quite a few others. You’ll also come across multiple Natural Reserves and Wilderness Parks which are what help keep this side so pristine and perfect. However, you won’t be able to take any sort of RV rental out this way with plans on parking. Luckily, in the case of Waimea, you’re only about an hour drive from center Lihue.

Island Paradise

With such a beautifully green, gorgeous island such as Kaua’i, you can’t help but be drawn in. You’re going to want to be immersed in nature as much as possible before returning your Kaua’i RV rental by owner. Here, you feel timeless, and it all starts when you set yourself up for experiencing Kaua’i the right way.

Don’t rush! Discover parts you have never known and become captivated by the undeniable allure here. Make your island escape to Kauai!

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds


  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Powerline Trail (from the south), HILihue-Koloa Forest Reserve, HI
  • Keahua Forestry Arboretum, HILihue-Koloa Forest Reserve, HI
  • Kuilau Ridge Trail, HILihue-Koloa Forest Reserve, HI
  • Kuilau MB Loop, HILihue-Koloa Forest Reserve, HI
  • Kuilau Ridge Trail to Moelepe Trail, HILihue-Koloa Forest Reserve, HI
  • Upper Powerline Trail , HIHanalei, HI
  • Pihea Trail to Alakai Swamp, HIKoke'e State Park, HI
  • Pihea Vista, HIKoke'e State Park, HI
  • Okolehao Trail, HIHanalei National Wildlife Refuge, HI
  • Hanalei-Okolehao Trail, HIHanalei, HI

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