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Tent campers chasing Hawaii's cultural beach vibes love Ho'okena Beach Park for its sands strewn with traditional canoes. The park hugs Captain Cook's coastline, steps from snorkeling reefs and historical fishing village remnants. Count on $6 to $20 per person per night, with online reservations mandatory at least 72 hours ahead.
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Write a ReviewNo, Ho'okena Beach Park offers no full hookups. This tent-only campground lacks electric, water, or sewer connections for RVs, including 30-amp or 50-amp service. Campers rely on portable toilets, outdoor showers, county restrooms, and a dish sink instead. Park focus stays on beachfront tenting amid cultural history.
No, Ho'okena Beach Park allows no pets of any kind. The strict policy states 'No pets of any kind please' to protect the beach ecosystem, wildlife, and camper safety. No leashes, sizes, breeds, or dog areas permitted; service animals unmentioned.
Costs range $6 to $20 per person per night based on residency. Out-of-state visitors aged 7 and over pay $20 nightly plus $1 transaction fee, totaling $21. Hawaii residents pay $6 adults (18+), $3 juniors (13-17), $1 kids (12-under), with fees on some. Book via Peek.com 72 hours ahead minimum; receipt is your permit. Reservations essential due to limited spots.
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