Kauai, Hawaii Top RV Parks and Campgrounds
YWCA Camp Sloggett
YWCA Camp Sloggett is a small campground on the north side of Kauai. This Kauai, Hawaii campground was origilly built in 1925 within Koke’e State Park. Men and women are both welcome to stay at YWCA Camp Sloggett.
Koke’e State Park
Koke’e State Park is a large park on Kauai’s north side. Like several top RV parks on Kauai, Koke’e State Park offers incredible views of the surrounding mountains and ocean. There is a sck bar on-site, and you can pick up souvenirs at the gift shop.
Haena Beach Park
Haena Beach Park is a small campground that borders Maniniholo Bay. This park covers 5.5 acres, and it offers both stream and beach access. There are plenty of grassy spots that you can pull right up to since there are no specified campsites at Ha’ena Beach Park.
Anini Beach Park
Anini Beach Park is accessed by a meandering one-lane road. Once you pass the park’s entrance, you can park anywhere you see fit at this Kauai campsite after you’ve purchased a camping permit. Windsurfing lessons are available at Anini Beach Park for a fee.
Lucy Wright Park
Lucy Wright Park is a small park in the town of Waimea. You can camp anywhere at Lucy Wright Park as long as you have a permit, and this park is adjacent to the Waimea River. Downtown Waimea is within walking distance of the park, making it easy to stock up on supplies.
Anahola Beach Park
Anahola Beach Park is on Kauai’s west side. This campground is within walking distance of the town on Anahola, and it features a long strip of sandy beach. Anahola Beach Park is largely undiscovered by tourists and is a favorite among the local residents.
Salt Pond Beach Park
Salt Pond Beach Park is one of the most popular beaches on Kauai. It is on the west side of the island, and it includes a series of shallow pools that are perfect for snorkeling. There are also plenty of tide pools at Salt Pond Beach Park that are filled with marine life.
Hanalei Beach Park
Hanalei Beach Park is situated at the mouth of the Hanalei River. Hanalei Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in the world; it’s where a movie-version of the musical “South Pacific” was filmed. The campground at Hanalei Beach Park is only open from Friday to Sunday.
YMCA Camp Naue
YMCA Camp Naue is one of the biggest campgrounds on Kauai. This campground is on the island’s north coast, and it is a short walk away from Tunnels Beach. The camping area at YMCA Camp Naue covers 2 acres, and there is a large pavilion on-site.
Black Pot Beach Park
A great place to enjoy the beach and friends, Black Pot Beach Park fills up on the weekends with local families. They camp, picnic, barbecue. You can enjoy scenic views of the Halei rivermouth, the beach, pier, and Kauai waterfall lined mountains. Rent a surfboard or take a stand-up paddle board up the Halei River when the water is rough. Camping is available on weekends only and you’ll need a camping permit.
The Lodge at Kokee in Waimea
The Lodge is located near Waimea Canyon, known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific. There are no RV parking places, but there is a level area with large spaces that easily accommodate an RV. You won’t have any hook-ups, but the retail store, bar, and restaurant is open daily. You’ll have mountain views with Kauai waterfalls in the background
Kahili Mountain Park
Camping at the base of a volcano, surrounded by mountains, it is easy to understand why Hawaii has a reputation as a paradise. During the winter, the clouds back up to the mountain top and it rains frequently, but the weather is perfect just a few miles away at the beach. This is one of the few RV parks in Hawaii with electric hook-ups, but it is for groups and members of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church only.
Niumalu Beach Park
Niumalu Beach Park is a 3.4 acre county park popular for camping, picnicking, and launching kayaks. Swimming is great when conditions are calm. You’ll find 50 dedicated campsites, a boat ramp, pavilion, playground, and restrooms.