RV rental Wailuku River State Park, HI: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

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Wailuku River State Park is a tropical paradise with many exotic plants and unique natural wonders. It’s best known for being home to Rainbow Falls, a massive waterfall, and Boiling Pots, a geological formation with big pools that are filled with bubbling water. The state park also contains the Wailuku River - a deadly yet beautiful waterway known for flash floods.

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Getting Outdoors

Visitors to Wailuku River State Park will find plenty of things to do while here. One option is hiking. The park is filled with a handful of different trails, most of which will take you by Rainbow Falls and Boiling Pots. These pathways wind around the terrain and vary in their elevations. Keep in mind that while giving you beautiful views of the landscape, the trails often have flash floods during sudden heavy rain.

Camping at Wailuku River State Park

When you book an RV in Hawaii County, you can stay at a few campgrounds situated near Wailuku River State Park. One option is the Kulanaokuaiki Campground. Located within the Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park, this spot has a few drive-in camper sites available. While this option is pretty rustic, it does have vault toilets and picnic tables.

Exploring the Area

For those who would like to explore the surrounding area with their motorhome, you’ll discover a handful of attractions nearby. In Hilo, there’s the Pana’ewa Rainforest Zoo. Covering 12 acres, this zoo is one of the only in the United States to be found in a rainforest. It’s home to over 80 different species, including the endangered nene, spider monkeys, donkeys, and lemurs. Visitors will also find plenty of native Hawaiian plants here as well, like orchids, bamboo, and palm trees. Admission is free.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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Recent RV rental reviews in Wailuku River State Park

Gergo F.

March, 2025

We loved our camper. Rented for 4 days and with 100mi/day allowance we drove 375mi so we remained within the limit. Even tho we drove around the entire Big Island and seen almost all tourist attractions. It was spacious enough for 2 plus the luggages. Drives smooth and reliable. It is a new van so everything works, fridge is ice cold, AC also. It was easy to handle, has back up camera so reversing was not a problem. Communication with the host was 5*. I can highly recommend this company to rent from.
Angel S.

February, 2025

Billie the campervan was a champ. The large bed was comfortable and the size of the van was generous.
Dan B.

February, 2025

Spacious and really nice to have the sit down space. Note that A/C over the bed and plug ins only work with R/V hookup. Totally worth it and a great way to explore Big Island

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