Description:   A large beach park with open areas and shaded picnic tables. On the south shore with a large fish pond that is visible at lower tides. Nice beach to comb or wade, but the water is too shallow for swimming.
Facilities:   Restrooms, showers, pavillion & drinking water.
Location:   Follow Kamehameha V Highway (450) east to about mile 3.3, turn into driveway and park near the pavillion. One of 2 parks that allow overnight camping. Get permits from Parks Department.

Description:   A very nice park next to one of Hawaii’s longest white sand beaches. Large tent area shaded by tall Keawe trees.
Cautions:   Very dangerous rip currents and shore breaks. DO NOT SWIM HERE unless the ocean is absolutely, positively, guaranteed, for certain, FLAT & CALM.
Facilities:   Beach Park has restrooms, showers and fresh water.
Location:   Take Maunaloa Highway (460) west to mile 15 where you turn onto Kaluakoi Road. Follow Kaluakoi Road to Papohaku Beach Park (about 7 miles). One of 2 parks that allow overnight camping. Get permits from Parks Department.

Description:   This is where you’ll purchase your camping permits for One Alii Beach Park and Papohaku Beach Park. The office is directly behind the sign in this photo Fees are $3.00/night per adult, half a buck for kids under 18. Open Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:00pm. 808.553.3204 – PO Box 1055 – Kaunakakai, HI 96748
Tent camping permitted
Permits are required – applicant must be 18 or older.
For permit by mail, contact the office and allow at least two weeks to process the request.
Facilities:   Restrooms.
Location:   On Ailoa Street at Mitchell Pauole Center.

Description:   233 acre park which includes the lookout over historic Kalaupapa and the trail to the phallic stone. Tent camping only under the ironwoods.

Dept. Of Land & Natural Resources, 54 South High Street, Room 101, Wailuku, HI 96793 – 808.984.8109 – Open 8:00am – 3:00pm Monday-Friday
On Molokai – 808.567.6923
Permits are required and applicants must be 18 or older
Permit applications may be made in writing, by phone, or in person, and must be received at least 7 days before the camping event and no earlier than 1 year in advance. Application for a Permit is available on the Hawaii State Parks website.
Maximum stay per permit is 5 consecutive nights
Tent camping $12 per campsite per night for HawaiirResidents – $18/night for non-residents.
Facilities:   Restrooms & pavilion. NO DRINKING WATER.
Location:   Follow the Kalae Highway (470) past the village of Kualapuu to almost the end. Look for pavilion on left followed by camping area 1/4 mile further on left. If you reach the lookout parking lot, you went just a little too far.