Camping
Forestry & Wildlife manages camp sites and cabins in certain reserves and along certain trails. Additional public camp sites are available via the DLNR Division of State Parks and county governments.
You must have a printed copy of your permit in your possession while camping or lodging within any park or Forest Reserve. Permits may be purchased online or in person at District Offices, not at the site where you wish to camp. Depending on the reserve area you are entering or the activities you plan to engage in, you may need additional permits. You can learn more at our Permits & Guidelines page.
When you camp, only have campfires at sites that specifically allow them. Keep all fires in a container, and keep water on hand to extinguish the fire. Don’t make fires in dry or windy conditions. Learn more about how to Be Pono Outdoors.
Campsite Information
Use the map below to search for campsites, or scroll down for a list of campsites managed by Forestry & Wildlife.