Anini Beach Park Campground

3727 Anini Rd, Kilauea, HI 96754, Kilauea, United States

Guest rating: 4.6 / 5

Overview

Anini Beach Park Campground is a beachside camping property in Kilauea, on Kauai’s north shore; its star class is not documented. Guest accounts describe tent camping beneath shade trees beside a sandy beach, rather than conventional hotel rooms. The property has a public rating of 4.6 from 555 reviews.

Campground Facilities

Guest reviews mention restrooms, outdoor showers, washing-up sinks with drinking water, picnic tables, and ample parking. These accounts describe basic facilities, including no hot water; a complete official amenities list is not documented.

Beach & Surroundings

Anini Beach is about 1.2 km away, while Hanalei Valley Lookout is about 2.8 km away. Other nearby points of interest include Queen’s Bath (about 3.7 km), Kauapea Beach (about 4.2 km), and Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge (about 5.2 km). Hanalei Bay and Hanalei Beach are each roughly 5.9 km away.

Best for

This campground may suit tent campers and families looking for a beach-focused stay with a relaxed, communal atmosphere. Guest accounts highlight shaded tent spots by the sand, basic shared facilities, and a reef-formed lagoon used for swimming and snorkeling; nearby options include Anini Beach and Hanalei Bay.

Travel tips

One guest advises booking ahead through the State website, so check current reservation requirements and fees before traveling. Reviews describe basic facilities without hot water; one guest estimated a supermarket was about a 10-minute drive away, and ample parking is mentioned. Distances to nearby places are measured from the campground, so plan for driving when visiting spots such as Hanalei Bay or Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge.

What guests say

Guests praise the beach setting, describing shaded camping beside the sand and a scenic, relaxed atmosphere. Reviews mention shared basics such as restrooms, outdoor showers, sinks, drinking water, picnic tables, and parking, as well as family gatherings and a friendly camping community. One guest highlighted swimming and snorkeling around the reef-formed lagoon and noted a food truck. The main limitation described is the basic setup, including no hot water; one guest also recommended booking in advance.

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