We loved Malaekahana Campground. We stayed for 5 nights, and then moved down to Waikiki for the remainder 4 nights of our stay in Oahu. After the first night in Waikiki, with the noise and concrete buildings everywhere, we wanted to go back up to the tranquility of the campground, but didn't because we were actually staying for free in... more

This was our first time staying in the campground since the new grass shacks were constructed though I stayed in one of the old beachhouses decades ago. We're longtime residents and campers and had a fine time despite the bad reviews here. We had considered more traditional hotels but this was a good choice because of the nearness to a... more

This place is a joke. My sister booked the place and paid up front--big mistake, I know. We arrived about 8pm the night we were to check in only to find the office closed and the gate locked. No mention of a 7 p.m. lock-out was made on the website or when booking on the phone. There was no electricity... more

The beach is nice, probably the clearest water we saw in Oahu. The campground was good we thought, it's just that we didn't get proper customer service. We had a campsite for a week and had paid up front. Unfortuneatly they had stuck us in a sand stormy wind tunnel. We tried to make the best of our situation by... more

We stayed for three nights in a “Fale” in the Malaekahana State Recreation area. My understanding is Fale is Samoan for house. The fale consisted of one large room. There was one double bed at one end and two single beds along the wall. There is an enclosed toilet room, but you have to go out onto the porch to... more