Campsites in Puna

About this experience

What to expect

• Sites are first-come, first-served, with a nightly fee of $10 per tent or vehicle, payable via self-service envelope at the entrance kiosk.
• Each site includes a cleared gravel pad, a fire ring, and a shared picnic table; no electricity, showers, or potable water are provided on site.
• You will see active lava rock fields, coastal ironwood groves, and the turquoise waters of Ahalanui Park's warm pond, a 10-minute drive from the main camping area.
• The campground is a 5-minute walk from the black sand beach at Isaac Hale Beach Park, where surfers ride consistent shore breaks in the morning.
• This setup suits self-sufficient campers with their own water, cooking gear, and toilet paper; there is no mobile phone signal within the campsite boundaries.
• A typical stay lasts one to two nights, with quiet hours enforced from 10 pm to 6 am; roosters and wild pigs are common visitors at dawn.

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