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Searching for a tropical paradise that’s not too far from home? Book an RV in Koloa, HI. Koloa is located on the island of Kauai, dubbed “the Garden Isle" due to the beautiful tropical rainforests covering most of the land. The Na Pali Coast features rugged cliffs and towering pinnacles. This gorgeous landscape has been the backdrop for many Hollywood films. Golfers from around the world come to Koloa for the greens at the Poipu Bay Golf Course.

Koloa is the home of the first successful Hawaiian sugar plantation. Founded in 1835, the plantation eventually became incorporated into Grove Farm in 1948. Old Koloa Town is a picturesque area that stretches all the way to South Shore. Learn about the history of the Old Sugar Mill, shop the specialty stores and boutiques, and enjoy the natural beauty of the native setting.

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The Great Outdoors

You’ll be literally surrounded by natural wonders and tropical paradise when you’re in the Koloa, HI rental RV. The Poipu Beach Park has on-duty lifeguards and is a popular place for swimming, snorkeling, surfing, shelling and sunbathing.

Spouting Horn Park is a must see! Rising above the crashing waves of the rocky coastline, the Spouting Horn geyser shoots up in a spectacular display. Formations like this were created by waves eroding the lava rocks to create narrow openings for steam and hot water to escape.

Take the Koloa RV rental about 25 miles to Waimea Canyon State Park and you won’t be disappointed. Called the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific” the gorge stretches 10 miles and is 3,600 feet deep. Hiking trails snake through the canyon and the area is excellent for hunting. Be sure to see the stunning views at Pu’u ka Pele and Pu’u Hinahina lookouts.

If you want to do some camping with your Koloa camper rental, head out to N?pali Coast State Wilderness Park in Kapaa. The Na Pali cliffs tower 4,000 feet in the air. From their peaks, you can see lush waterfalls and an epic panorama of the Pacific Ocean and the Kalalau Valley.

Another great place to camp in your Koloa rental RV is K?ke?e State Park in Kekaha. It’s a popular hiking destination with seven major trails to choose from. The Koke’e Natural History Museum has great exhibits as well as trail information and maps of the park. Each year, the park hosts a festival to honor Queen Emma of Hawaii in October. The Makauwahi Cave is another must see. It’s the largest Hawaiian limestone cave. Fossils of prehistoric flora and fauna can be found inside. Plus, the park offers tours throughout the week.

RV Parks

There are lots of beautiful places to park and stay in your RV rental near Koloa. Salt Pond Park can be quite the retreat. There is a designated camping area on the left side of the park. Amenities include pavilions and picnic tables as well as comfort stations and cold showers.

Take the Koloa rental motorhome just down the road for more camping at Lucy Wright Park. The park is located right where the Waimea River meets the ocean. The brackish waters make for excellent surfing. You can drive the Koloa rental camper across the way to Hanamaulu Beach Park as well. It’s a popular place for fishing, swimming, snorkeling and surfing.

Haena Beach Park is another place for camping. There are ample campsites across Haena Dry Cave. The park also has comfort stations, cold showers and picnic tables for guests to use. If you’re looking to do some camping in your Koloa travel trailer rental on the weekend or a holiday, then check out Hanalei Beach Park. Do some sunbathing on the beach or get out in the water for swimming, snorkeling and shelling in the shallows.

Anini Park is another option. The area’s waters feature a protected reef that’s perfect for snorkeling and swimming. There are also pavilions and picnic tables as well as cold showers and comfort stations.

Exploring the City

You’ll be in paradise in Koloa, with much beauty and wonder to explore. Allerton Garden, known as L?wa?i-kai to the natives, is a beautiful botanical garden featuring rainforests and tropical species.

For speed, thrills and stunning views you can zipline around Koloa and the rest of the island. There are several museums and galleries on the island to peruse like the Art House and the Latitudes Fine Art Gallery. There are plenty of specialty stores, antique shops and boutiques sprinkled across the island.

Wailua Falls are breathtaking and in Koloa, you won’t be far from some great eats, especially Hawaiian barbeque. There are also several places to grab a drink or go for late night entertainment. Make your next vacation one you will never forget and grab an RV rental in Koloa today.

 

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds


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  • Kukuiolono Park Trail, HIKalaheo, HI
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