Can you camp on public land in Hawaii?

You Do Not Need A Permit To Camp In Hawaii First and foremost, you cannot camp in a state park or on public land. This means that you'll need to find a spot on your own land – whether it's an open field or within the confines of your property – and make sure that it's free from any obstructions.



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Can you camp in Hawaii? Yes, all islands have permitted camping. As long as you get your permit and camp in the designated areas you are all good.

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The short answer is no, there are no public beaches in Hawaii where it is legal to sleep overnight in your car or RV. However, there are a few options available to you if you want to camp out on the beach.

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Campsite permits cost $10 per day, with a $2 administrative fee and the 2.35% credit card service fee. With the additional service fee, the cost for a three-day camping permit is $32.75 with a five-day camping permit costing $53.22.

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