Kumu Camp

Kumu Camp is a Native Hawaiian nonprofit-operated campground beside Anahola Bay on Kauaʻi, with sandy camping areas beneath coastal trees. Tent and campervan pitches share the wider property with separately booked yurts and rustic lodging, while the beach and sunrise are close at hand.

Bring your own tent or use an accepted campervan or truck with a tent. Campsites have no individual electricity; charging points are in shared areas. Guests use a communal bathhouse with toilets and hot showers, although weather, maintenance or propane supply can interrupt hot water. Outdoor cold showers provide a simpler fallback.

Reserve the exact camping pitch online and enter the correct number of guests. Pitch dimensions describe the available ground space and are not a verified vehicle-length allowance. Choose a back site for more privacy or pay for a beachfront position when available. Currents in the bay can be strong; use the operator’s swimming guidance and the lifeguarded area farther along the beach.