taken in 2004, but much is the same, although more beach cabins have been added. you will find updates in my Hawaii Eco & Budget Travel Guide to Oahu. Click on the thumbnails below to view.
Cold shower with painting of humu fish under banyan tree.
Nova Soctia visitors, Mike and
Ghislane Burbridge, enjoy a quiet
morning walk near their campsite.
An old canoe house and ancient canoe.
I woke up early one morning and saw this view from tent window. Seconds later I was on the beach with my camera.
Another golden morning! Beach cabin in background.
Another day begins in Paradise :-)
Yurt for two with an ocean view :-)
Malaekahana's mascot pecking at a coconut. The chickens do a great job of pest control too.
Good neighbors help each other make fire for coffee on a breezy morning.
Ocean view from our camp site table.Don't you just want to jump in :-)
Beach shower.
Another nice site. Notice the picnic table in the shade. It has an ocean view. The tent isn't visible, but is to the right in the shade. The fire ring is in the open area. I lost the number! But it's in the B section.
Entrance to campground and B section parking.
Staff yurts in right background.
Hot showers under Ironwood trees.
Offshore island, Goat Island.
Photo courtesy of Friends of
Malaekahana. Thatched roof yurt.
Copyright: Friends of Malaekahana.
Large yurt.
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I took these photos at the Friends of Malaekahana campground on the Windward Side of Oahu, just outside of Laie and near the North Shore. These Oahu camping images, from one of my many Hawaii camping trips, were
