Anini Beach Park Campground - [Kalihiwai HI]
Address : 3727 Anini Rd, Kalihiwai, HI, 96754 USA.
Phone Number : +1 808-241-4460
Facility
Anini Beach Park Campground is a large lawn area, with tables, outdoor sinks and unheated showers, and bathroom facilities. The campground is operated by the County of Kauai, and you need to obtain a permit before arriving. The campground is open year-round, except for Wednesdays from 10 am to noon the following day, when it is closed for maintenance. The campground can accommodate tents and RVs, but there are no hookups available. Pets are not allowed at the campground. There is a large parking area for vehicles, but you need to walk a short distance to select your camping spot. The campground has a few trees for shade, but most of the area is exposed to the sun and rain. The campground is adjacent to and immediately west of Anini Beach, which is a long and narrow beach with a coral reef that protects it from the waves. The beach is ideal for swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, fishing, and windsurfing. The beach also offers stunning views of the ocean and the mountains.
FAQ
Q: How many people can camp at one site?
A: There is no limit on the number of people who can camp at one site, as long as you have enough space and permits for everyone. However, you should be considerate of other campers and avoid overcrowding or making noise.
Q: Can I have a campfire or a barbecue?
A: No, you cannot have a campfire or a barbecue at the campground, as they are prohibited by the county ordinance. You can only use a gas stove or a charcoal grill for cooking, and you need to keep them away from flammable materials and extinguish them after use.
Q: Can I swim or snorkel at the beach?
A: Yes, you can swim or snorkel at the beach, as it is usually calm and clear. However, you need to be aware of the ocean conditions and the currents, and swim or snorkel within your abilities. You should also wear reef-safe sunscreen and avoid stepping on or touching the coral reef, as it is fragile and important for the marine ecosystem.