06-14-2008, 05:00 AM
Billy, Hapuna State Park has 6 cabins just above the beach....
they are screened A frames with shallow (about 2') long hard wood benches running the length of either side & a picnic table in the middle of one end.... Three cabins share a running water washroom. There is a large kitchen/ meeting pavilion at the top (1-3 are lower 4-6 are a little higher)
The cabins are mauka of the Hapuna parking lot, but there is a trail down to the beach...
There can be a blowing mauka wind throught the cabins at night... so a wind proof sleeping bag is good.... also a really good (maybe even a thick) pad helps.... One family in the adjacent cabin had been there many times & had padded plywood extensions to widen the sleeping area.... another brought a cot...
To reserve the cabins go to the state building... you must check in at Hapuna before 4 to get your cabin key...
Forgot to add the links:
http://hawaiistateparks.org/parks/hawaii/hapuna.cfm
http://hawaiistateparks.org/camping/hawaii.cfm
they are screened A frames with shallow (about 2') long hard wood benches running the length of either side & a picnic table in the middle of one end.... Three cabins share a running water washroom. There is a large kitchen/ meeting pavilion at the top (1-3 are lower 4-6 are a little higher)
The cabins are mauka of the Hapuna parking lot, but there is a trail down to the beach...
There can be a blowing mauka wind throught the cabins at night... so a wind proof sleeping bag is good.... also a really good (maybe even a thick) pad helps.... One family in the adjacent cabin had been there many times & had padded plywood extensions to widen the sleeping area.... another brought a cot...
To reserve the cabins go to the state building... you must check in at Hapuna before 4 to get your cabin key...
Forgot to add the links:
http://hawaiistateparks.org/parks/hawaii/hapuna.cfm
http://hawaiistateparks.org/camping/hawaii.cfm