Kumu Camp

4275 Poha Rd, Anahola, HI 96703, Anahola, United States

Guest rating: 4.4 / 5

Overview

Kumu Camp is a rustic campground at 4275 Poha Road in Anahola, on Kauaʻi. Its accommodation mix includes tent sites, yurts and dorms, with fire pits and a beach beside the camp. The property has a public rating of 4.4 from 605 reviews; its star class is not documented.

Accommodation

The known options are tent sites, yurts and dormitory-style lodging, giving the camp a more outdoors-focused character than a conventional hotel. Specific room layouts, in-unit facilities and bedding details are not documented.

Shared facilities

Guests mention a public kitchen, toilets and showers, and free coffee; one review describes the showers as outdoor and unheated. A grocery store is reported to be nearby, though its name and distance are not specified. Fire pits are also listed among the camp’s features.

Coastal setting

Anahola Beach is listed 444 metres from the camp, and Anahola Beach Park is 542 metres away; the source describes the beach as adjacent. Other nearby coastal and nature stops include Keālia Beach at 5,295 metres and Ho'opi'i Falls at 5,934 metres. Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge is 13,373 metres away, while Smith Family Garden Luau is 11,789 metres away.

Best for

Kumu Camp is best suited to travelers seeking a casual, outdoors-oriented stay, with a choice of tent sites, yurts or dorms, fire pits and the nearby Anahola coastline. It may also suit guests who value shared facilities and a communal campground atmosphere over documented hotel-style services; guests report access to a public kitchen, showers and toilets.

Travel tips

Anahola Beach is listed 444 metres away and Anahola Beach Park 542 metres away, while Keālia Beach and Ho'opi'i Falls are about 5.3 and 5.9 kilometres away. Transport, transit service and parking details are not documented, so confirm how you will reach the camp and nearby stops before arrival. Guest reports describe outdoor showers as unheated, so plan for that if warm showers are important to you.

What guests say

Guests appreciate the camp’s coastal setting, relaxed and affordable feel, and access to a shared kitchen, toilets and showers; some also mention free coffee and friendly morning conversation. One guest described the beach and campground as quiet at night after nearby motor and beach activity ended. Reported drawbacks include dirt typical of a campground, unheated outdoor showers, some litter near the public beach and an isolated sighting of a large centipede.

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