Camp Olowalu
Camping Checklist
What Should I Bring?
Shower towel/Beach towel Shampoo Soap Sunscreen (Reef Safe!) Rash Guards, UPF shirts, or any breathable layers to shield the sun! Hat & Sunglasses Aloe Vera or Lotion, just in case you don't heed the above suggestions. Layers (light jacket/sweater, we suggest a rain jacket just in case) Heatless hair stylers Swim suit Flip flops
Cabins
Tell Me More About Cabin Camping!
6 Cabins, each sleeping up to 6 people His/Her Bathrooms Showers Proximity to beach, Mess Hall/Kitchen and Wedding Events!
Tentalows
What is A Tentalow?
Think "Glamping" Wooden Frame, Canvas Covering Sleeps 2 (Family Tentalows sleep 4) Private Shower Access to Bathrooms Please see reference the map above for our recommendations for Tentalows.
Tent Camping
Really Want to Rough It In Paradise?
Want a true camp experience? There are 35 campsites (with amenities!) on Camp Olowalu. Tent and camping gear required.
Camp Amenities
What does the camp have... what does it not have?
CAMP OLOWALU HAS: Showers Bathrooms Wifi/Charging Stations A small "convenience" store Indoor Kitchen (which will be stocked and for the use of our campers!) Outdoor BBQs CAMP OLOWALU DOES NOT HAVE: Electricity (leave the hair dryers at home!)
What else?
Miscellaneous Need to Knows
The camp is immersed in nature; nesseled between the Pacific Ocean and the West Maui Mountains. Nature includes wildlife, namely... chickens. You won't need an alarm clock, the roosters will provide your rise and shine along with the morning sun. Guests and visitors agree to abide by all CAMPGROUND RULES located on Camp Olowalu's website. https://campolowalu.com/campground-rules/ Noise curfew is 9:30pm.