With endless summer weather comes endless opportunities for summer activities: swimming, surfing, hiking, and perhaps my favorite — camping trips. We understand that not everyone enjoys roughing it at Hawaii’s most rustic campgrounds, though, so today, we’re checking out one of the best glamping destinations in Hawaii.
Nestled at the base of the West Maui Mountains, Camp Olowalu is pure magic, and you’ll want to spend the night in one of their downright dreamy tentalows as soon as your schedule allows.
Camp O/TripAdvisor Though located just six miles southeast of Lahaina, you’ll feel like you’re a million miles away from it all at Camp Olowalu.
Located just steps from the Pacific Ocean, this private beachfront oasis is the perfect spot to enjoy some of the best swimming, kayaking, snorkeling, and whale-watching Maui has to offer.
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Tentalows are the most popular option, of course.
Carol P/TripAdvisor Nestled on top of a raised platform, these tentalows are part tent, part bungalow, and 100 percent unique. Each tentalow features a private, open-air shower, sink, and dressing area as well as interior solar lights, and Adirondack chairs on the lanai.
Choose from two different sizes based on your needs.
Camp Olowalu/Website Single tentalows feature two twin-sized beds while the family tentalows feature four twin-size beds.
These tentalows are an incredible, cost-effective alternative to the pricey resorts you’ll find across the island.
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If you have a large group, consider renting out these darling cabins.
Camp Olowalu/Website Six individual plantation-style cabins arranged in a semi-circle sleep a total of 36 individuals and feature private bathrooms, and a 900-square foot kitchen and mess hall. These cabins are perfect for family reunions, corporate retreats, and events of all kinds — even weddings!
If tent camping is more your speed, consider booking one of the 35 campsites nestled along Olowalu Beach.
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No matter what accommodations you choose, you certainly won’t be roughing it here.
Joe Chan/Google Common amenities include a dozen bathrooms with toilet, sink, mirror, hand soap, paper towels, and toilet paper as well as picnic benches, BBQ grills, an outdoor dishwashing station, private parking, and an internet hotspot at the check-in area.
If you want to get away from it all and enjoy some of Hawaii’s famous unspoiled natural beauty — all without pitching a tent — Camp Olowalu is the place.
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Address: 800 Olowalu Village Rd, Lahaina, HI 96761
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Though located just six miles southeast of Lahaina, you’ll feel like you’re a million miles away from it all at Camp Olowalu.
Camp Olowalu/Facebook
Carol P/TripAdvisor
Nestled on top of a raised platform, these tentalows are part tent, part bungalow, and 100 percent unique. Each tentalow features a private, open-air shower, sink, and dressing area as well as interior solar lights, and Adirondack chairs on the lanai.
Camp Olowalu/Website
Single tentalows feature two twin-sized beds while the family tentalows feature four twin-size beds.
Chris M/TripAdvisor
Six individual plantation-style cabins arranged in a semi-circle sleep a total of 36 individuals and feature private bathrooms, and a 900-square foot kitchen and mess hall. These cabins are perfect for family reunions, corporate retreats, and events of all kinds — even weddings!
Mailoha/TripAdvisor
Joe Chan/Google
Common amenities include a dozen bathrooms with toilet, sink, mirror, hand soap, paper towels, and toilet paper as well as picnic benches, BBQ grills, an outdoor dishwashing station, private parking, and an internet hotspot at the check-in area.
For more information about this dreamy campground or to book your stay, visit the Camp Olowalu website or follow them on Facebook. Have you ever been camping at Olowalu? What’s your favorite Aloha State campground? Share your experiences and opinions with us in the comments below!
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