The state manages two campgrounds at high, often misty elevations: Palaau State Park ★★ and the remote Waikolu Overlook in the Molokai Forest Reserve. Both have restroom and picnic facilities, but no drinking water or barbecues. Note: Waikolu is spectacular, but requires a 4WD vehicle to drive 10 miles up mostly unpaved Maunahui Road starting from its unmarked intersection with Maunaloa Highway (Hwy. 460) near mile marker 4; do not attempt in muddy or rainy conditions. If the area is not covered in clouds, you’ll be rewarded with views of the pristine Waikolu Valley and the Pacific, and be that much closer to the Kamakou Preserve ★★★.
Molokai
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State Campgrounds
Molokai Forest Reserve and Palau State Park, HI
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Around the Island
Hours
5-night maximum
Phone
808/984-8100
Prices
Permits $18 per campsite (up to 6 persons), $3 per additional person (kids 2 and under free)
Web site
Permits Online
Other
5-night maximum. Available online at https://camping.ehawaii.gov.
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Molokai Forest Reserve and Palau State Park HI MolokaiNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.