My girls loved the black sand beach & the caves. We spent about 45 minutes here exploring the caves & the beach. Well worth the stop when you are on the road to Hana. My girls would say the caves were one of the highlights of the drive! More

caves, hiking at its best, black sand beach, lava tubes arches its all here spend the day soaking it in when you go to Hana find a overnight cabin and stay so you can take it all in theres a lot to see and even 2 days is not enough what a wonderfull place, you wont find anywhere elese on... More

ANother great stop on the Road to Hana. highly recommend this beach. it is a MUST to check this place out. More

We came to this state park in April intent on swimming in the freshwater caves. I had read prior to our trip that a waterproof flashlight would make the experience even more enjoyable. There were several people already swimming in the cave area when we arrived, but none had a light. They were excited to see that we did, and... More

This was the best stop on our trip down the road to Hana. In fact, I would say that the Road to Hana is the only downside to this attraction as you have no other way to get here. Rugged volcanic formations provide treacherous, but beautiful views. Everywhere there seemed to be a cove where the ocean would leap up... More

We camped out for one night in February and had great weather. It took a bit of time to figure out exactly where the campground was located. The small area only had a few campers the night we were there and they do check for permits. Our neighbors told us during daylight hours they saw 2 young people trying to... More

Stopped to use the restroom, checked out the beach - would be a great place to camp or rent a cabin. More

Black sand beach, lava tube & a non-blowing blowhole - fun for exploring! More

Lava rock, ocean, beautiful. Spend an hour or two enjoying the beauty and hiking around. More