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Aloha! People visit Hawaii every year but few get to experience all the beauty, culture, and atmosphere that Hawaii has to offer because they stay cooped up in their fancy resorts. Choosing to book an RV in Waialua is the true way to get the full Hawaii experience and have a vacation that you will remember for the rest of your life. There’s nothing better than exploring one of the most beautiful places in the world with the mobility to see anything you want. You can park the Waialua rental RV and make use of Hawaii’s appropriately titled transportation system TheBus, that will get you to many of the popular attractions around the island. When you stay in Waialua, you can visit the nearby sister town of Haleiwa, only 10 minutes away. If you are interested in having a more vibrant tourist-friendly experience, travel down to Oahu, about 15 miles to the southeast, or head to the capital of Honolulu, just 30 miles to the southeast. Whatever you do, rent an RV in Waialua and embark on a spectacular journey.

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The Great Outdoors

A visit to Hawaii has a certain signature aspect to it that doesn’t need to be mentioned. The beaches of Hawaii are absolutely stunning with their crystal clear waters, and there's a lot more to see when you take a trip with an RV rental in Waialua.

Head over to Aweoweo Beach Park and enjoy this beautiful tropical beach. The water is so clear that you could catch the sight of some dolphins or a giant sea turtle. Kaiaka Beach Park gives you a different vibe and makes for a great spot to relax and enjoy nature. With its interesting rock formations, this is a nice spot for a pleasant stroll. You will also want to drive the Waialua motorhome rental by Haleiwa Beach Park and catch a spectacular sunset. This beach has great waves, beautiful vegetation and interesting natural features. Another awesome beach in Waialua is Mokul?‘ia Beach, with its super relaxing atmosphere.

There’s more to see than just beaches around Waialua, like the dynamic trails that allow you to slowly soak in the natural beauty of Hawaii. Drive over to the Kauai Path and enjoy the paved trails and brilliant views of the island as well as its local creatures.

Head up to the mountains and walk the Sleeping Giant Trail, where you will find 3.6 miles of moderate trail. The high elevation views will fuse a new happy place into your mind. Hawaii has many waterfalls to see and the Ho’olalaea Waterfall is an excellent place to start. It’s definitely worth the time to pull the Waialua camper rental over, park it, and enjoy.

While you are in the area, you should also check out Wailua River State Park for the greener side of Hawaii; it’s the perfect spot for a boat tour where you can check out some more waterfalls.

Renting an RV in Waialua lets you explore all the beauty of Hawaii and take some pictures that could revolutionize social media.

RV Parks

Naturally, being a cluster of islands in the middle of the sea, you wouldn’t expect Hawaii to have a thriving RV park market. Sadly this is true, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t an abundance of campgrounds where you can set up and enjoy Waialua on your own terms.

Camp Mokuleia is an expansive campground with sites for rent, and gives you a relaxing spot to base your vacation. Well away from tourists and only about 10 minutes from Waialua, enjoy the culture and beauty of Hawaii in a real natural atmosphere.

For an upgrade in amenities, head over to Malaekahana Beach Campground, a 30-minute drive from Waialua, in Kahuku. This spot has a camp store with useful items and souvenirs along with rentals for many of the water activities in the area.

You could also try Bellows Field Beach Park for a great stay by the beach. With equipment rentals, a mini market, and local fast food, this spot in pretty solid. You won’t find places with all the RV hookups on the island but renting an RV in Waialua is still the best way to make the most out of your experience and many lodging options aren’t any better when it comes to amenities.

Explore The City

You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to know there’s tons to see and do when you rent an RV in Waialua. Beyond nature, there’s plenty of culture to explore and mold into your vacation. Head over to Smith’s Tropical Paradise and enjoy the gorgeous botanical gardens, walking paths, and cap it all off with a traditional luau.

Kauai Backcountry Adventures is an excellent way to get off the beach and enjoy the tropics of Hawaii as you kayak or tube down the rivers. While you are in the area, check out Kauai’s Hindu Monastery for its interesting architecture and to learn more about the local culture.

Make sure you also stop by Kamokila Hawaiian Village for a real taste of traditional hawaiian living. The food is spectacular, the views are amazing, and the beaches are gorgeous. Taking a vacation with a motorhome rental in Waialua is something that should be on everyone’s bucket list.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds


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  • The North Shore Scenic Drive, HIWaialua, HI
  • Kaiaka Bay Trail, HIHonolulu, HI
  • Peacock Flat Trail, HIMokuleia Forest Reserve, HI
  • Mokuleia Trail, HIMokuleia Forest Reserve, HI
  • Puaena Point to Papailoa \Police\" Beach", HIHonolulu, HI
  • Kealia Trail, HIHonolulu, HI
  • Kealia Trail, HIWaialua, HI
  • Waimea Valley Trail, HIHaleiwa, HI
  • Puu O Mahuka Heiau State Monument, HIPupukea Paumalu Forest Reserve, HI
  • Kuaokala Trail, HIWaialua, HI

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