Camp Hale Koa
Camp Hale Koa is a nonprofit 503(c) group camping facility located on Kokee Mountain State Park in Kauai, Hawaii. The camp features 8 cabins (7 recently remodeled) with capacity for 90 people in beds, plus designated tent camping areas for overflow. Shared facilities include 2 shower/restroom buildings, a large meeting and dining hall with full commercial kitchen, game room (with pool table, air hockey, and ping pong), fire pit area, volleyball court, and athletic field. The facility exclusively rents to groups as a whole (minimum 40 people or $600 per night minimum) and is not available for individual or small group campers. Wireless internet access is available throughout the camp, though there is no cell service in the Kokee area. The facility maintains an alcohol and tobacco-free environment, and pets are not permitted. (via official site)
- wifi
- showers
- game room
- pool table
- air hockey
- ping pong
- kitchen
- meeting hall
- fire pit
- volleyball
- TV
- sound system
Rates & prices
Prices as published on Camp Hale Koa’s official website (USD).
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Per person nightly rate — for groups of 40 or more | USD 15 per night |
| Minimum nightly charge — for groups under 40 people | USD 600 per night |
| Inclusive facilities — exclusive use of all camp facilities, kitchen equipment, meeting hall, and recreational areas | free |
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- This site takes group bookings only.
- Bring cash for fees in case card payment isn't available on site.
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🛒 Amenities & services
🍽️ Food & drink
- Kokeʻe Lodge Restaurant
🚰 Drinking water
- Drinking water
🚻 Toilets & showers
- Public toilets
- Showers
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What does it cost to stay at Camp Hale Koa?
$15 per person per night for groups of 40 or more, or a flat rate of $600 per night for groups under 40 people. This includes exclusive use of the camp and all facilities.
What is the minimum group size requirement?
Groups must have at least 40 people to receive the $15 per person rate, or pay the $600 per night minimum for smaller groups. The camp rents exclusively to one group at a time.
What restrictions apply at Camp Hale Koa?
The facility is alcohol and tobacco-free. Pets are not allowed at Camp Hale Koa. Guests are responsible for removing their own trash.
Is tent camping available or permitted?
Yes, tent camping is permitted for groups renting the entire facility. Designated camping areas are available throughout the grounds, and overflow beyond the cabin capacity can pitch tents.
What is the total capacity of Camp Hale Koa?
The camp currently accommodates 90 campers in beds within 8 cabins, with plans to exceed 100 capacity after additional cabin renovations. Overflow tent camping is available.
How much does it cost to camp at Camp Hale Koa?
Camp Hale Koa charges a camping fee.
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