Camp Mokuleia

This review is only for parking and putting up a tent not cabins or venues.I like that its very secure. There is an entry gate as well as it being fenced all the way around to keep out or to deter some undesirables.Beautiful area to drive in and park however it also being the main and only issue in this review.There is a nice place to park but its kind of far from actual camp sites and quite a distance to lug and carry all the things needed to camp. They should make a trail to drive your vehicle in even just to unload.Our campsite was one of the closer ones and it was at least 50 yards or more away from the parking.The campsite is beautiful with shade from trees...grassy areas...faucets near by....decent bathrooms...warm water showers nice beach access ...even a cool place to chill in the ocean and oops another issue was wish the bathrooms had light but other than that a nice relatively safe place to tent camp.I have also camped at bellows and friends of malaikahana both are pretty cool though but not as secure as camp mokuliea but my preference would go with those two just because of the ease to unload and set up. If you dont mind a 50 yard or more walk to unload then camp mokuliea might be for you.

This was the first time I've been here and it is amazing! The last time I went camping in cabins was more than 20 years ago and it was alright. I expected this camp site to be the same but when I arrived, I was amazed! I came here because it was for my daughters school field trip. The cabins were a little far, but worth the walk! As soon as we arrived, the staff was very gracious and super nice to us. They answered our questions with confidence and they were just super friendly. They also talked to the girls in a nice way too. There were three camp leaders....two ladies and one male. I forgot his name but I remember Brooke and I think the other one started with an S. I'm so sorry, but she was the leader of the other two. She was the bomb!!!! She went to camp and then had another job and then would come back to camp the next day.....that girl needs some major props! She gave the chaperones a run down on what to expect in case of an emergency and was very thorough. The cabins were great! There were bunkbeds for everyone and my girls had no complaints......except the showers were cold. But hey....it's camp.....what do you expect. I was anticipating lots of centipedes but I was amazed that there were none! The food was so delicious. MAHALO SHERRY for cooking us such awesome meals! Every single meal was homemade and so delicious. I was not expecting such gourmet meals!!! She made coffee for the adults and made some alternative meals because some had allergies. The girls had so much fun! Thank you!!!

I went to this camp as a chaperone for a group of about 100 students. It was a crazy experience but the Camp staff made it much easier! I think my favorite part of the two days was finally being able to lie down in our cabins and falling asleep to the sound of the waves. This place is really beautiful. Even though the students couldn't be on the beach (due to the school's guidelines, not the camps) they enjoyed seeing the blue water, turtles and the occasional eel! The beach was clean and the facilities were too.Bringing a group here was a great, community- building experience. The staff are knowledgeable and patient. Their knowledge of camp games, Hawaiian culture and teens helped the teachers immensely.They were agreeable to dietary needs and the students enjoyed the food. Communicating with the staff was easy and we were able to work together to support the students!

I liked this camp. I'm a pretty simple casual person, so I don't need a room at the Trump Tower to be comfortable.The views from the Lodge were awesome!!! So beautiful to watch the waves break. Going to sleep with the sound of the ocean was the best!The bedroom and bathroom were very clean. My church had the whole Lodge (all 20) rooms and the HUGE living area and kitchen to ourselves. Loved every minute.Just remember to bring a bar of soap and shampoo :)

Camp Mokuleia is located North Shore side, right across from Skydive Hawaii. My group and I had a horrible experience working with this camp. We came here to stay for the weekend and to host an event on the property. The camp itself is beautiful, you can't complain when you wake up next to the beach every day. HOWEVER, Camp Mokuleia is a HORRIBLE place to host an event at. Strike 1 - Poor Communication. We were in communication with Camp Mokuleia for months. And we even had a walk thru to confirm certain details. However the week of our event, they basically changed everything on us and took back things they said we could do. Strike 2 - Meal Time.What is up with meal time? Why during the entire planning process of our event was the strictness of meal time not explained? Basically the moment they ring the bell we had only 45 minutes to get food. Then after the 45 minutes were up, they would take the food away. From there, you only have 15 minutes to return all the dishware. A very strict hour is allowed. No flexibility. Strike 3 - Facility.Every day we were here, something went wrong. I would have to say the two big issues was we discovered that one of the group cabins we rented had no hot water and that sparks came out of the wall outlet and fried someone's laptop battery. And on a side note.. There was HUGE spiders in the showers =____= and not like 1 or 2 of them. There was about 10!!! TT_____TT"Strike 4 - The Gate. Camp Mokuleia leaves the front gate open all day. However, when night comes they keep the gate closed. On the first day they provided us a code to open the gate to let guest come and go. However, the code provided did not work and guest were stranded with their cars outside late at night. They were forced to park their cars outside till the next day. Thankfully there were no break-ins or damages to the cars left out on the street.

My son had an amazing time at summer camp. He shut off the electronics and unplugged. He enjoyed zip lining, ropes course, paddle boarding, meeting new friends and creating memorable experiences. Thank you to the staff who made him feel comfortable and made camp so much fun. He already can't wait to come back next year!

Chaperone for a group of high school students and stayed for a week. Food was great, hosts were kind, and for the money the place was good. It was about a step above roughing it in the cabins. I recommend that you bring a fan if you come in warmer months and if you have a bad back the bunk beds probably not the best. But as a young teacher with high schoolers this place was fine. These California kids freaked our about the baby roaches at the beginning but after a day they were non existent and the girls mustered up the courage to kill them. We only partook in kayaking and the blind obstacle course while we were here.

I got the chance this weekend to spend some time at camp mokuleia. Growing up I use to come here in the summer camp. This was the 1st time being back..since let's just say a long long time ago lol. Wow has this place changed. They still have some of the old structures up but have added new ones on to it. It was nice an relaxing just as I remember. I loved the camp area. You get your own private little area. There's a sink right there to was your dishes. They have hot water showers and the new bathrooms are nice. Better then the public ones. I guess that's why it's kinda pricey to camp there. But me not liking camping. I think I would be able to stay here. We got to see a turtle today that was awesome .

The beach here is beautiful and I love that it is gated but the bathrooms from the campsite is so far. The staff here made it miserable they kept telling us all these rules as if we were breaking them they constantly walked through our camp area for no good reason . The parking from the campsite is also far which makes hauling our things much more difficult , first and last year here. The staff was pretty much the icing on the cake as to why I would not return here. Super unfriendly.

The staff workers there have poor communication with each other. The manager to the workers the the new workers. Totally ruined our first summer camp with the family.