This state park is a picturesque place that is perhaps most popular for tent camping sleeping at an elevation of 4,000 feet on the rim of famous Waimea Canyon and seven different hiking trails. This is also a good place for exploring nature, hunting, and looking for wildlife. Amenities include restrooms, picnic tables, water fountains, and even a gift shop.
Those in the know say that if you’re staying on the island of Oahu and get the sudden urge to go camping, this place is “your best bet.” After all, oceanfront campsites generally get booked up quickly; plus veteran visitors say “it’s much easier” to get a permit here. More importantly, you’ll enjoy being surrounded by Plus, you’ll love camping and hiking amidst this beautiful 200-acre botanical garden and the impressive Ko’olau Mountains.