Haena State Park Adventures
Haena State Park, located on the lush north shore of Kauai in Hawaii, offers stunning coastal views and a gateway to the Napali Coast State Wilderness Park, appealing to hikers and beachgoers alike.
Popular Activities
Plan Your Visit
Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Haena State Park.
Entrance Requirements
Reservations and entry permits are required.
Best Time to Visit
Visit in spring or early fall when visitor numbers are lower and weather is pleasant.
Visitor Information
No official visitor center, but information is available online prior to visit.
Getting There
Accessible via Kuhio Highway, with portions subject to closure due to weather.
Weather & Climate
Mild temperatures ranging from the 60s to 80s °F throughout the year, with high precipitation, especially from November to March.
Conservation Efforts
The park faces challenges from overuse, which threatens delicate ecosystems. Conservation efforts focus on visitor management and habitat restoration.
Camping in Haena State Park
Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.
Haena Beach Park Campground
Close to Ke'e Beach, providing easy access to the Kalalau Trailhead.
Top Trails
Kalalau Trail
Known for its epic coastal and mountain views, this trail challenges even experienced hikers.
Hanakapi'ai Trail
A trek to the beach with access to Hanakapi'ai Falls, perfect for a day hike.
Trailblazer Tips
Plan and book your visit in advance due to reservation requirements.
Expect wet conditions year-round; pack accordingly.
Parking is limited, so consider shuttle options from nearby towns.
Light hiking or beachwear is recommended, but be prepared for changing weather conditions on trails.