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the only beachfront camp

4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents2 acres · Ewa Gentry, HI

This is the only beachfront private property campsite on the island. Park right next to your tent. No worries about having to leave your car out of sight. This spot is behind a locked gate that you have a key for no curfew come and go as you like. Most choose not to go anywhere they like it right here. I've heard from more people that stayed elsewhere on the island and they say they wish they came here first. Oceanfront island style getaway with mango, banana and coconut trees in the yard. Hear the ocean while you fall asleep. restroom, hot shower with changing room, fresh water, 110v electricity for phone or laptop charging no plug for vans to run a/c or fridge, washing machine available for $10 per load, beachfront cabana with lounge chairs and hammock. An 8-man tent with 2 rooms available or bring your camper/vancar.*($50 tent rental fee for the two room tent that includes air mattresses setup and tear down)Gated property with your host Kawika onsite for any of your needs.

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Ea Hou Farmstay in Charming Kahuku

4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Kahuku, HI

Relax and unwind in nature at our secluded, green tropical fruit forest and tree farm. We are new to hipcamp, but familiar with hosting friendly folks looking for a quiet North Shore farm experience. We are a working farm filled with rescue animals, plants and innovative ideas for the love of our beautiful land. We offer a few private camp sites for tent/camper/RV of your choosing. Sleep in the orchard or on the hill with a view. Plenty of space to stretch out and call your own. Refresh with a walk through our beautiful lei garden of colorful flowers. Meet the friendly rescue horses, goats, geese, chickens, and French bulldogs. Grab a tangerine from the tree and enjoy the breeze. Only minutes away from some of the well known Kahuku shrimp trucks, dozens of eating options, secluded walking trails and beaches of Turtle Bay. Our farm is sure to give you that sense of aloha only the iconic North Shore brings. Please note, we are a working farm, so there is equipment, daily activity and sweet animals on property. Out door shower and portable toilets available for orchard campers

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Peaceful Tiny Home North Shore

3 sites · Lodging2 acres · Mokuleia, HI

Escape to your own slice of paradise in this charming tiny home nestled on a Hawaiian farm. Surrounded by fruit trees and panoramic mountain views, this cozy space offers the perfect blend of tranquility and adventure. Wake up to the sound of birds and unwind on your private lanai. With a fully equipped kitchenette, comfortable sleeping,outdoor shower and close by access to hiking trails, beaches, and nearby attractions, this tiny home is the ideal getaway for those looking to experience the authentic beauty of Hawaii. If you are looking to immerse yourself in a serene island lifestyle look no further.

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Big Island Retreat

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Paauilo, HI

Tiny house on owner occupied land, a small food forest, plenty of privacy, private cooking and living space, outdoor shower and bathroom, electricity, loft, room for up to four. Futon beds, fresh linens and towels provided. Access to washing machines and lines to dry. Catchment water as well as drinking water provided, access to small fridge.

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North Shore Ranch

5 sites · Lodging2 acres · Haleiwa, HI

Aloha! Peaceful farmland available for Glamping stays. It’s a convenient 5 minute drive to Haleiwa Town but make no mistake, we are remote and off grid, so it’s the best of both worlds. Although we provide many comforts, this is still camping at its core, so previous experience camping would be ideal. We want to make sure you are a happy camper in the end! Tax: 15% of total will be collected outside Hipcamp prior to checkin.

Faris' Farm

3 sites · Lodging3 acres · Orchidlands Estates, HI

We started our Homestead over 7 years ago on a Level 3 lava zone, knowing it is some of the newest land on the plant. Leaving much of the Natural topography intact, and clearing by hand while introducing many tropical varieties of vegetation to the land has given us a glimpse into nature completely unexpected! We were suggested to open our home last year to people looking for a simple reprieve from weight of the "go-go-go" and have done so with great enjoyment. We hope with hipcamp to be able to reach more people, encouraging the experience in & of biophilia that has brought such tranquility to our lives. Aloha Aina! Learn more about this land: Faris' Forest offers a private & magical get away for your Big Island retreat. We're located on a 3 acre homestead between Volcano National Parks, Historic Pahoa town, and Hilo in a peaceful Ohi'a forest. Our land is home to 100's of plant varieties from exotic fruits like Cacao and Pineapple, to dozens of orchid varieties and other tropical flora. We have worked hand-in-hand with the land to create a biophilic experience in hopes of offering our guests an inspirational and energizing experience The spaceWe started our Homestead over 7 years ago on a lava 3 zone in an O'hia forest. Knowing this is some of the newest land on the planet we have left much of the Natural topography intact while clearing by hand many invasive species and successively planting many tropical, and native varieties of vegetation bringing about this beautiful space. This has given us a glimpse into Nature's hidden biognosis... And what beautiful wisdom it has revealed which we would like to share now with you our guests :) We're conveniently situated between Volcano National Park, Historic Pahoa Village, and Hilo's Port Town. We were suggested by many after our first 5 years here to open our homestead to others looking for a simple reprieve from the weight of the go-go world with hopes that people leave more connected to go with the flow. We hope by welcoming you to our homebase for your Big Island adventures we'll be able to help connect more people to the biophilia that has brought such tranquility to our lives. Aloha Aina!! Your private space is a 20'x10' raised cabin that offers covered outdoor space as well as indoor accommodations. You will find the inside furnished with two full spring mattress bunk beds, a small eating bar overlooking our backyard area with two stool seats, a personal work area with an accommodating cooler for perishables (Please provide ice or we can arrange for block ice from our local general store if desired), and personal clothing storage, as well as wi-fi options. Your private cabin space does have full electricity separate from the commons, but still off grid so please refrain from using strong energy draw items like hair wands or instant heaters, such electrical items are not suited for off-grid electrical systems. Our Common space is open from 7a.m.-10p.m. During this time, you will have full access to a shared kitchen, as well a full bathroom with both an indoor and outdoor shower. The bathroom is available around the clock but after-hours hot water is off so please be aware if you're planning on taking a midnight shower. Please let us know if you need any amenities such as hot water or wi-fi after 10p.m. or before 7a.m. Please make note of these times and being off grid means that we schedules use of high energy items with the daylight hours, and we will set a timer for your convenience of smaller items like internet with advanced notice, otherwise we are very energy efficient in the commons, this is hipcamp, so please don't mistake us for a Hilton :) We are currently home to 4 wonderful dogs that may greet you as you drive up, 3 spectacular cats, 1 mischievous parrots, 3 goats, 12 chickens and 1 rooster. So please know there are animals present than are part of our Ohana. We ask for you to take into consideration that we are a "Working homestead" and we are "Off Grid" so there will be projects much like any farm setting, for this reason we are not suitable for infants or young Children. There are animals that can make noises, there are mulch piles always moving around, compost piles that might not be your cup of tea because they smell, but they certainly make great compost teas to help the flowers grow that smell beautiful right outside your window! There are small projects that may look like clutter, such as seed saving, or canning, but those small clutters grow the plants that fill those jars! On occasion we have people who overlook this reality of nature and our connection to it... possibly because they've seen too many staged reality shows or maybe they have never visited a real farm in person before, but we are grateful that the overwhelming majority of people who have had this attitude have left with an appreciation for nature many expressed they never knew they had!! Those guests have filled our hearts with their kind gratitude :) This is a place full of joyful work for us, so please understand we are a destination for many who love nature, and if you're afraid of dirt or nature in general, this might be a great opportunity to connect with what has always been waiting for you to discover!! Guest accessThe last two blocks into our homestead are rock road as we are a rural location. We will provide a map upon booking with the best access through our Ag-lots for your convenience. Please travel safe and plan for our check-in between 3p.m. and 9p.m. with early and late check-in avalible with approved notice :) Parking is available to either side at the end of the driveway. Other things to noteAlittle about our homestead;Please understand that we are off-grid, and while we've been off grid 8 years now, we've only been hosting stays like this for 3 years, and we see that we are a destination for many visitors looking for a nature bathing kind of experience, but it's not everyone' cup of coffee... Sooo speaking of coffee, if you are looking for things like an General Electric coffee pot or any electric coffee maker (that are literally designed to wastes energy to just make money) we probably aren't the best fit for your stay ... BUT ... If you want to experience home grown Cacao added to fresh ground coffee brewed Italian style to make an amazing Mocha, FRESH, then we can easily make that while showing you some great energy saving ideas to take home :) like make coffee the way our great grandparents made coffee, it tastes better and is really easier than one may think! We share some toasted homemade sourdough bread out of fresh harvested stocks too, but it again isn't an energy guzzling shinny toaster that does the toasting, it is a cast iron skillet that we toast on, just like our great grandparents did too... Actually one of my favorite skillets belonged to my Great Grandma, so this is the real deal :) Come up and join us when we turn the commons on at 7a.m. if you're interested. We have very little light pollution which will afford beautiful star gazing on clear nights, and epic full moons!! But this means that you should use a flashlight or headlamp which we can provide at your leisure. We don't poop in a bucket in the woods, we actually have a working toilet, and Hot water for showers, a gas powered full range stove. But we also compost and make methane for 100% green energy use... There are chickens and goats, parrots, Dogs & Cats. We have been told by some that it is too cluttered, and by others you make me our home look clean our kitchen table (3'x9') always has some sort of a project on it. One guest said they were so happy to see so much going on as they sat watching us make bread, while another was upset that they didn't have a private kitchen. We feel we are very affordable for what we have to share, and if you feel this description will not fit your needs, then please don't book us because we're affordable. Trust us if we could offer a private kitchen it would only raise our price. We really hope more than anything to share and inspire what a homestead is, and that even in a suburb, or a rural apartment there are small things we can do to save energy and bring ourselves closer to nature!!

Hau'ula Hideaway

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Hauula, HI

Welcome to our authentic island hideaway nestled at the base of a nature preserve in the charming town of Hau'ula on Oahu's windward coast. Experience the true essence of Polynesian culture and countryside vibes in one of the last old Hawaiian towns on the island. Just a block from the waves, our hideaway offers easy access to some of the island's most pristine beaches and coveted attractions. Whether you're taking a stroll or biking along the coast, you'll find endless opportunities to immerse yourself in the beauty of Oahu's windward side. After a day of island adventures, unwind on your patio and soak in the breathtaking views of the Ko'olau mountains. Let the serene surroundings and laid-back atmosphere reset your internal clock to island time, making your stay in our hideaway a truly memorable experience.

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Big Island Tiny Home

1 site · Lodging5 acres · Holualoa, HI

Your Hawaiian vacation starts on the slopes of Hualalai. Sleep in a cozy tiny home and wake up to the relaxing sounds of nature all just 15 minutes from Kona. Enjoy snorkeling and exploring in breathtaking West Hawaii then catch a not to be missed Kona sunset from your spacious, private lanai.The tiny home sits on a lush 5 acre gated property with coffee, avocado, and citrus growing on site. Enjoy the private bedroom, full size tub and shower.

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Country Tiny Home

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Haleiwa, HI

Experience both country living and surf life together when you escape the hustle and bustle of the city and come to our tiny home in Haleiwa. Just minutes from tropical beaches, majestic mountains, historic Haleiwa town, and situated right on the bike path, you couldn't pick a better retreat than this!

Captain Cooks Lava Tube Camp/cabins

24 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents4 acres · Hawaiian Ocean View, HI

Tent Sites will start at $45 a night and go up with Gazebo's $69 a night with additional tents $10 a night. Lookout Tower can be reserved first come first served. Touring the Lava Tube is free with a paid Camp reservation. All Items brought in, must be taken back out. The showers and toilets are brand new comfortable and very clean and maintained multiple times a day. The property is very well laid out for campers to have their own privacy and access to the facilities and lava tube. The star gazing here is phenomenal and the lava tube is one of the biggest on the island at 450' long with a 50' ceiling and about 50' wide.. going in on a nice staircase to a groomed path is a breeze. Leaving is just as spectacular. I call it entering a new world by maina Loas creation. The paths are lit up by hundreds of solar lights and all building have automatic lights to assist your navigation of the property.

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Bliss Camp

3 sites · Lodging, Tents1 acre · Pāhoa, HI

Living off-grid and close to nature is our goal, we collect water and are on solar power. There are multiple homes on the property so please be mindful of noise levels. Cabin and Campsites are surrounded by fruit trees & tropical gardens. We have a thriving homestead, a mile from Kehena beach and earshot from Kalani yoga resort. We have tons of fruit and vegetables growing. Private outdoor bathroom/hot shower. Mahalo!

Da Fire Farm Container Home

1 site · Lodging6 acres · Fern Forest, HI

The eco-container cottage is an off-grid oasis set in a native Ohi’a ha forest 2500ft up on Kīlauea. Our cooler temperatures and breath-taking night sky views make for a relaxing and unique Big Island stay. The container home is equipped with 2 queen sized beds, an 8ft couch, flat screen tv, outdoor covered kitchen, mini fridge and freezer, pots, pans, basic dishes, wrap around covered porch, composting toilet, and stand-up shower, as well as an outdoor clawfoot tub built into the deck. The container has its own solar power system, rainwater catchment, Wi-Fi with high-speed internet, heater, and we always have hot water! Due to power constraints being off grid there is no microwave, clothes iron, washer, dryer or dishwasher.

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Tiny homes in Hawaii guide

Overview

Although Hawaii is around 2,000 miles from the continental U.S., it's definitely worth the flight. While this tropical island chain is known for its large resorts and sandy beaches, it’s also an incredible place for hiking and camping, not only because of its year-round warm weather, but also because of its sheer diversity of landscapes. Here you’ll find towering volcanoes, tropical forests, massive canyonlands, and historic sites where you can learn about the history and cultural traditions of the islands. And if you don’t want to stay in a resort, you certainly won’t have to: there are many places to set up your tent, from beachfront campgrounds to private retreats.

Where to go

Oahu

Oahu is the state's most-visited island. While many visitors head straight to Honolulu's sandy Waikiki Beach, the island offers plenty to experience outside the big city, with gorgeous beaches all over, plus tons of hiking trails. If you want to camp, you’ll find options at Ahupua'a 'O Kahana State Park and Bellows Field Beach Park, both on the island’s eastern shores.

The Big Island

The Big Island's size isn't its only claim to fame. It's also known for its tasty Kona coffee and for its abundance of volcanoes, including Kīlauea and Mauna Loa, both in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, one of four national parks on the island. There are also lots of places to camp on the island, including at the Kalōpā State Recreation Area and the Kīholo State Park Reserve (weekend camping only).

Maui and Molokai

Maui is well known for its large resorts and gorgeous scenery, especially in the emeraldine ʻĪao Valley State Monument and from Haleakalā National Park, the best place on the island for a sunrise hike. Reservable campsites can be found at both Wai'ānapanapa State Park and the Polipoli Spring State Recreation Area. The nearby island of Moloka'i is a quiet alternative, without the big development found on other islands. Camping is available in the island's Pālāʻau State Park.

Kauai

Dubbed the "Garden Isle" for its numerous gardens and overall lush landscapes, Kauai feels quieter and more laid-back than Maui or Oahu. Its best-known hiking areas include the pristine Nāpali Coast (only accessible by foot or boat) and the vibrantly hued Waimea Canyon State Park, often referred to as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific." You can camp in the Nāpali Coast State Wilderness Park, provided you obtain a permit in advance, or in Kōke'e State Park and Polihale State Park.

When to go

Hawaii only has two real seasons: a hotter, dryer summer season (April–October) and a cooler, rainier winter (November–March). The resorts and tourist destinations across the islands are at their busiest during the summer and winter vacation months, and hotel and flight prices tend to soar during these periods. Late spring and early autumn are ideal for avoiding rainfall and crowds. Flights from the mainland are generally at their cheapest between January and March.