Division of State Parks

Please check the Department of Transportation’s website for more information. Click link: https://hidot.hawaii.gov/highways/2018-kuhio-highway-emergency-repairs/ 

No.  Parking along the shoulder of the road is not permitted and vehicles found to be in violation are subject to a $200 fine.

No. Valid Kalalau permits allow for the entrance/transiting of Hāʻena State Park.

The North Shore Shuttle is operated by the Hanalei Initiative for more information please view their website https://kauainsshuttle.com/ Please Note: The North Shore Shuttle website will not function properly until June 17.

You can obtain a shuttle reservation via the following link: https://kauainsshuttle.com/ Please Note: The North Shore Shuttle website will not function properly until June 17.

When purchasing your shuttle ticket, make sure your ticket includes drop-off AND entry to Hāʻena State ParkPark. For more specific information regarding the shuttle please visit the The North Shore Shuttle website Please Note: The North Shore Shuttle website will not function properly until June 17.

  You are able to park during the times of your reservation. So, in this instance, you are able to park your car starting at 12:30 pm and you are required to remove your car at the end of your parking reservation 5:30pm.

You are able to park during the times of your reservation. So, in this case, you are able to park your car starting at 4:30pm and you are required to remove your car shortly after Sunset.

Yes. Overnight Parking at Hāʻena State Park is now available for those with valid Nāpali Coast Camping Permits. Overnight Parking spots are purchased separately from camping permits and are available through gohaena.com. Note: Overnight parking spots are available for purchase up to 90 days in advance. Users will be charged for the number of days your vehicle occupies the lot (e.g. a 1-night stay requires paying for 2-days, a 4-night stay will require paying for 5-days, etc.).  Another option for overnight parking is at Aliʻi Kai Resort in Princeville in coordination with the North Shore Shuttle. For more information please call (808) 826-9988

No.  State of Hawaii residents (with picture ID) do not need to make online reservations to visit Hāʻena State Park.  However, parking spaces allocated for local-residents will be administered on a “first-come, first-served” basis so, there may not be parking vacancies. 

No. There is a limited number of free parking reserved for local Hawaii residents. Please note that free residence parking is available on a “first-come, first-served” basis.

No. There is no guarantee that there will be parking spots available upon your arrival.  We will reserve parking spaces for local residents however they will be available on a “first-come, first-served” basis.

  Yes.  Non-hawaii residents that travel to the park with a Hawaii-resident will still need to have a valid Park Entry Reservation.

Yes. You either need a Park Entry Reservation or a Parking Reservation.  A Parking Reservation grants you park access.

Park Entry and Parking Reservations are available via https://www.gohaena.com

No. Your Parking Reservation counts for access to the park for yourself and the passengers in your vehicle. Park-Entry.

Yes, you can get dropped off at the park but you will still need a reservation to enter the park. 

No. Reservations must be made online prior to arrival.  Please Note: Cellular service is extremely limited at the park. It is best to assume you will not have internet access while at or near the park.

If you plan on visiting the park via shuttle, you need to ensure that your shuttle ticket includes drop-off AND entry to the Park.  For more specific information please visit the The North Shore Shuttle website. The North Shore Shuttle is operated Hanalei Initiative.