The park service lists 4 campgrounds with 28 sites in all.
| Campground | Sites | Booking | From | RVs | Amenities |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wilderness Tent Sites | 10 | Reservable | $30 | No | water |
| Kīpahulu Campground | 9 | Reservable | $20 | No | none listed |
| Hosmer Grove Campground | 6 | Reservable | $20 | No | water, cell signal |
| Wilderness Cabins | 3 | Reservable | $75 | No | water |
RVs and trailers
No campground here lists RV access. 0 campgrounds have electric hookups. None lists a dump station. RV lengths are the park service’s maximums; many sites in a campground are shorter, so book a site that fits.
Booking a site
4 of the campgrounds take reservations, usually on Recreation.gov.
What the park says about reservations at Wilderness Tent Sites: “Reservations are required to camp at all Wilderness tent sites.”
Campfires
- Wilderness Tent Sites: No open fires are allowed in the Wilderness of Haleakalā. Campers are advised to come prepared with a small backpacking stove to prepare any meals.
- Kīpahulu Campground: Fires permitted only in provided grills. Gas stoves are permitted. No ground fires allowed.
- Hosmer Grove Campground: Fires are only permitted in designated barbeque grills. Gas stoves are permitted. There are no ground fires allowed.
- Wilderness Cabins: No open fires are permitted in the Wilderness of Haleakalā. Follow posted instructions for wood and propane stove use. Each cabin reservation holder will receive codes via email to access one wood locker per night of reservation that contains three logs for use in the wood stove. Bring a lighter or
Fire rules change with conditions. Bring no firewood from home; buy it near the park.
Lodges and cabins
The park service lists no lodges inside this park. Most visitors stay in nearby towns.
Sources
- National Park Service Data API: campgrounds and places (public domain)
Last checked 1 November 2026.