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Wild Blue Water Ranch

4 sites · RVs, Tents7 acres · Pahoa, HI
Welcome to a realm where Hawaii's raw landscapes unfold before you - Wild Blue Water invites you to discover the extraordinary. Your sanctuary awaits amidst the tropical jungle's lush embrace, where volcanic vistas add an enchanting allure. Awaken to the melodic chorus of tropical birds amidst towering palms and vibrant flora, with the wild Pacific crashing against volcanic shores. Step outside your canvas and immerse yourself in an adventure of senses - the fragrances, sounds, winds, and flavors of exotic fruits. Witness the fiery hues of sunrise against the volcanic skyline; each moment here celebrates nature's magnificence. Enjoy your camping experience with refreshing well water, a spacious hot shower, pristine restroom, an inviting pool, and a soothing jacuzzi. This is Wild Blue Waters- where your adventure begins!! **All water used on location is derived from an on site well which is refreshed daily, plenteously, from the cool mountains above as the water makes its attempt to return to the sea.
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Rainbow Camp Retreat

6 sites · Tents5 acres · Pāhoa, HI
Rainbow Camp Retreat is a Not-For-Profit Trade for Stay Farm Retreat. This is a Sustainable Permaculture Teaching Farm, located on the lower slopes of Hawai'i Island, where you will feel cool at night, but not cold. During the day, you will feel warm, yet not hot. The purpose for a guest to stay with us is to learn Ecologically friendly and Sustainable/Regenerative learning practices, and in return of a successful course, your stay is complimentary. No-costs for learning.Learn more about this land:Rainbow Camp Retreat is the creation of Mother Earth, and is an operational Real-Life Sustainable Farm School Camp. A Trade-For-Stay Retreat Camp. No net fees will be charged upon successful completion of your learning experience (60 Day Minimum). This is a rare opportunity to stay on a Learning Farm to connect with nature, and give back to nature, and gain life skills without the costs of schools. The Farm Setting: Natural surroundings, pristine and Lush Tropical Hawaiian Rainforest surrounding a fully organic off-grid tropical and exotic fruit and flowering plants teaching farm. Trails and unique nooks and points of interest highlighting the beauty of Hawaii, while educating those to become self-sufficient and sustainable. Not-For-Profit, based on trade for stay and personal growth are what is asked of all of our students. While this is a relaxed and real-living experience, this isn't the place to come if you don't want to gain life skills and knowledge (We screen out those who just want a place to flop).  Come learn and stay amongst nature and all of what it has to offer, in a clean and safe environment (Strict No-Tobacco Policy), which is completely organic, and has never had any pesticides or herbicides used ever.This location does not charge for your stay (Fee-Free Trade Stay) - Keep in mind, for this same reason, we don't have a budget base to create luxury amenities.We are a strictly no tobacco non-smoking environment.This is a Learn-For-Stay Situation. The learning with a Degree'd Horticulturist will be requiring a certain amount of your efforts spent learning sustainable living and farming, and with it comes some of the responsibility of hands-on life farming.Due to limited facilities, we do not accept minors under 18. To learn more, and apply go to:  rainbowretreat . webs . com Facebook: /rainbowcampretreatOur other listing: hipcamp.com/hawaii/rainbow-camp-retreat/rainbow-camp-retreatPlease apply with the website here, then email us at the website above so that we may correspond with you and send all the necessary materials and information to be better prepared. See you soon! ALOHA :)
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The Bali Hale

2 sites · Lodging6 acres · Keaau, HI
The Bali Hale allows you to experience the magic of the outdoors, while still having many modern comforts of home.  With a completely screened in guest room featuring a queen bed and nightstands, you can let the coquis lull you to sleep and then wake up to the sound of songbirds. In your own private 1/2 acre, secluded from the main house, you are surrounded by 6 acres of jungle and palm trees, spend your days swinging in the outdoor chair hammock; cooking food in the kitchen, (which is complete with electric stovetop, blender, sink, fridge and toaster oven); taking a hot bath in the jungle or outdoor shower; meditate and practice yoga asana on your own outdoor yoga platform; or on a clear night spend your time by a campfire while gazing at the stars.  Only 9 blocks from the ocean cliffs, a 5 minute drive will have you viewing epic sunrises, fishing, hiking or simply breathing deep lung fulls of the cleanest air in the world. You can also drive 35 minutes to the Pohiki warm ponds (volcanically heated tide pools), grab a coffee at the Tin Shack or shop the boutiques in eclectic Pahoa town, or head up the mountain to Volcanos National Park. Experience a slice of the jungle, all while being amidst a laid back neighborhood, close to the main roads that will take you on your next adventure!
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Sanctuary of the Blue Dragon

4 sites · Tents1 acre · Pahoa, HI
Pitch your tent in the garden or park your campervan at the base of our retreat center, Sanctuary of the Blue Dragon. The Sanctuary of the Blue Dragon is a Rebirthing Center offering preparation and support for the transformation of a lifetime! We offer daily classes such as Bikram Hot Yoga, Ashtanga Yoga, and AcroYoga. We host monthly yoga residencies with daily connection rituals such as Mantra & Meditation, Empathy Exchange, ComeUnity Gardening, & excursions to the local hot springs, black sand beach, and Sunday morning ecstatic dance. We have yearly retreats on the Equinoxes & Solstices, which begin with a 30 day cleanse and culminate with a Gratitude Ceremony on the Summit of Mauna Kea. As a retreat space, we often host guests who are on cleanses and/or dieta, so it is of utmost priority to keep the energy on the land pure and clear. Therefore, there is no smoking of any kind, alcohol consumption, or taking of plant medicine while on site. We ask that you show up with your full presence, without the influence of any other energies. We have quiet hours before 7:30 am and after 7:30 pm to honor the retreat atmosphere. Wi-Fi hours are from 8 am to 5 pm; please let us know if you need the Wi-Fi outside of these hours. We encourage you to leave your devices off as much as possible to receive from the healing frequency of the Earth. The Sanctuary of the Blue Dragon is a also permaculture homestead featuring many hugelkulture garden beds growing staple foods like taro, pumpkin, cassava, sweet potato, and local greens. We have many young fruit trees in the ground and are blessed to have some mature trees currently producing banana, papaya, rollenia, & avocado. In addition to growing food, we are also raising many animals and two children! You will see the girls up early in the morning feeding the bunnies and guinea pigs or playing with our three temple cats. We are committed to living in harmony with the land, and as such we are mostly off-grid and catch our own water. We sort all of our trash meticulously for recycling. Currently plastic is NOT recycled on this island, so our Kuleana (responsibility) is to buy as little plastic as possible. We use only biodegradable and eco-friendly soaps, shampoo, laundry detergent, cleaning supplies, etc. It’s a great experience in taking small actions to show our love to the ’āina (the land).
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TreeHouse in canopy of trees

1 site · Lodging3 acres · Mountain View, HI
Learn more about this land:Aloha,I built the treehouse to be a very romantic hideaway for myself and my honey, and now that I'm renting it out, the couples and families who have stayed here, including many honeymooners have appreciated the romance of the setting and ambiance. (In fact, we had considered calling it KamaSutreehouse when setting up the website!.) It's not just romantic though it's really fun for the kids. The setting is so private, surrounded by such natural beauty that one cannot help but be inspired. My favorite romantic details are the fireplace and the bed perched high up in the loft where you're surrounded by windows looking out at the moon and stars at night and native trees, birds and cloud formations by day, the low ceilinged double futon bed approached by inside later ( which is mostly for kids) and also accessible by crawling under the Master Bed ( about 5 feet up). The Sky-Walk 90 feet out into the forest is the latest whimsical and fun additions. The location is great it's very private and quiet, hidden in the rainforest yet it's only 3 miles from Volcano Village and 5 miles from the park entrance. Some guests a never leave the Treehouse. The TreeHouse is at 2860 feet above sea level, plus 20 ft. for the TreeHouse, and Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is at a little over 4000 feet above seas level for the viewing of the glow from the vent at a mile distance, on the edge of the crater. For the most comprehensive information about the island and local area, I recommend the book, The Big Island Revealed. The main attraction locally, of course, is Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and the hiking thru lava fields, lava tubes and even across the floors of craters. Volcano Village is well known as a premier artist colony and is home to many scientists, as well. Hilo is 25 miles away and has many attractions, including a new, state of the art astronomy museum that shouldn't be missed. And of course the Island is surrounded by beautiful blue ocean and all the activities that go with that.
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Talking Peace Farm

1 site · Lodging42 acres · Paauilo, HI
A secluded retreat on the slopes of Mauna Kea overlooking the gorgeous Hamakua Coast, Talking Peace Farm includes 42 pristine acres of green forest and meadow with cows grazing and a 270 degree view of the Pacific Ocean. The sun rises on one side of the property and sets on the other, and on a clear day you can see Maui 70 miles away. There is plenty of country road walking, hiking and biking without even getting in your car. Or just hang your hammock and read or meditate while enjoying the view. We're at 1900' elevation, so sometimes you're among the clouds! We are 8 miles from the last Hawaiian sugar plantation town of Honoka'a, 16 miles from the sacred Waipio Valley, 35 miles north of Hilo, 30 minutes from Waimea, 45 minutes from the white sand beaches of Kohala, and 2 hours from Volcano Nat'l Park. Farmers markets, botanical gardens, working farms, are all close by, with a fresh organic produce stand at the bottom of the hill. The tradewinds keep our air pure, with daytime temps from the low 70's to mid 80's year round. It is the windward side of the island, so weather happens, and it's beautiful to watch the rain dancing miles out in the ocean as it approaches. If you're here during a rainy spell and you want a break, you just drive to the other side of the island for hot & sunny 95% of the time! "The Lanai" is a 2000sf open truss structure with ample room for the solo traveler, couples, families or even two families. Children are welcome. We're totally off-grid, with a working kitchen, indoor plumbing, filtered catchment water, a hot shower, and solar power for charging your batteries. (If you really really need it, wi-fi is available.) A woodburning stove provides some heat in the immediate vicinity, but it can get chilly in the winter months. Yes, there are lizards scampering around, and if you leave any food out you are inviting ants and other critters. The owners and a caretaker live nearby on the land, but we will leave you in peace unless you need us for support and local tips for your enjoyment. If you like dogs, the amazing Lilikoi and Koa will happily come and visit you during your stay! If your way of decompressing includes gardening, you are more than welcome to spend time in our organic veggie crop circle - and there just might be some fresh harvest for your dinner!
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The Kikala Waterfall Lodge

5 sites · Lodging14 acres · Wainaku, HI
The Kikala Waterfall Lodge at the Mauna Kea Cloudforest Bioreserve is a lodge nested in a botanical garden and farm dedicated to the preservation of the world's plant biodiversity. Situated on the southeast facing flanks of Mauna Kea overlooking Hilo Bay and the Hamakua Coast, the bioreserve benefits of a unique climate where the lowland rainforest climate zone (Koeppen climate Zone Af) overlaps with the oceanic temperate mountain zone of Mauna Kea (Koeppen Climate Zone Cfb). The result is a cool and wet climate zone that supports many of the world's endangered palms and conifers. The bioreserve features 14 acres of riverfront Cloud forest. The Kikala river runs through the middle of the bioreserve, so Kikala Waterfall Lodge guests on the bioreserve have private exclusive access to prime waterfalls and swimming holes. The Cloudforest bioreserve isn't just home to botanical wonders, Hawaiian native hawks and many other beautiful Hawaiian birds like to nest in the cloudforest. The lodge community center features a Zendo that can support a contemplative yoga and meditation practice. The Bioreserve features gardens with a Japanese Zen influence to encourage a contemplative retreat experience.
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