So, get your camping permits for Maui at https://camping.ehawaii.gov/camping/all,c-search.html#tab-4 before you travel!

This particular campsite is perfect; outside shower, grassed/soft areas to pitch your tent; quite weeknights and a bit busier during weekends when the locals are there. Great place to buy some fresh Maui beef at the Hana Ranch and then cook away on your camping style stove! The stars at night were very bright and the morning sunrise was exhilarating. The black sand beach is right below the campsite. The caretakers are up every morning before sunrise to sweep the leaves away from the paths to make it safe and presentable. The toilets were clean and there was always TP available. I could have stayed longer if allowable, but unfortunately there is a 3 night maximum camp/month here.

Will I stay here again? Absolutely; fabulous time.

We were going to do the «road of Hana» and spend the night in a cabine. What an unpleasant surprise!! The place is DIRTY. They call it rustik....i know rustik and i love that but when you dont want to touch anything because it hasen't been cleaned...that's dirty! Lizards in the kitchen, cigarettes and dirty left on the floor, uncleaned bathroom. The caretakers don't care at all!! And it's a shame because it's a really nice location. To expensive for what it is. I would prefer to sleep outside. Don't loose you money on that. Go camp instead!

Considering the super-high accommodation prices in Hana, we were just looking for someplace to sleep for the night. (yes, even this was overpriced!) This was just as expected, a basic camping cabin that was pretty clean with comfortable beds. Bring your own bedding & towels. It does get hot in the cabin during the day, but the evening temps & wind cooled it down enough to be comfortable. Definitely worth staying here to save a lot of money for other activities!

Spent two nights in Cabin #7 and can't wait to get back! The cabin was definitely in need of a little tlc, but as a compromise to camping, these cabins couldn't be beat. Hot water, running toilets, beds, refrigerator and even a microwave...if only all of our "camping" trips were this comfortable, I would go camping more often. We loved cooking out and eating on our lanai every evening and since basic cooking items were provided, we even made eggs and sausage in the mornings, although I did need to bring our own rice cooker. There are better cabins and I heard that some of them have been renovated. Cabins #5 & #6 are the most secluded and also the closest to the shoreline. Cabins #7 & #8 are on lots by themselves, although not secluded. The rest of the cabins share two cabins to a lot so you're a little closer to your neighbors.