Best Off Road Glamping Jeep, The Best Kauai Glamping Spots & All You Need To Know About Camping Permits In Kauai

This is the one-stop-place to learn everything about the Best Off Road Glamping Jeep, best glamping places and all one needs to know about Kauai camping permits!

Kauai Rooftop Campers provides high quality rental campers furnished with a complete kitchen set, bedding & beach and camping accessories, ideal for enjoying glamping in style. You probably don’t wish to return to the normal hotel room after you experienced what it’s like to stay in a fully equipped Jeep roof top tent camper.

Our Jeep Wrangler and 4Runner glamping trucks and Jeeps are perfect if you are planning on exploring Kauai on and off the beaten path and getting in touch with mother nature. Encounter spectacular sunset views and picturesque seashores straight from your personal, ready to go, exclusive rooftop camper truck set-up.

Whether you are looking for an adventurous camping trip or simply wish for a comfortable place to sleep after sunset, we have what you need!! As all of our customers come back saying, Nothing will offer a greater way to explore Kauai than traveling around with a Kauai roof top camper Jeep rental from Kauai Rooftop Campers! You are quite likely going to experience the Best Off Road Glamping Jeep you can think of!
 
Discover Kauai in style with Kauai Rooftop Campers – call us and book today!
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

Need more details about Kauai Rooftop Campers and our state-of-the-art glamping vehicles?

Our Jeep Wrangler campers and other 4runner camper vehicles come with:

• Tepui, Free Spirit Recreation or Smittybilt rooftop tent (sleeps three individuals)
• An extra four-person camping tent, mattress & beddings
• Kitchen with all essentials like water, stove & cooking equipment
• Table, chairs, cooler, sun umbrella and snorkel gears
• Headlamps, inverter and a Kauai guide book and anything else you need for your island adventure, and even Kauai coffee!

 
Kauai Rooftop Campers is locally operated and owned and we aim to treat you as family by making sure you have a wonderful vacation with nothing else to think about. It’s a ready to go setup.

We know that every moment of your trip counts. Our goal is to present you with an everything-is-ready package to help you make the most out of your time here.

Giving others the opportunity to connect with those wild places both within nature and themselves is a key principle for us, and through our partnership with Embracing The World we are committed to passing on a portion of our total income to humanitarian aids around the world.

Get the Best Off Road Glamping Jeep with us at Kauai Rooftop Campers & while you have fun, know you help to make this planet a better and happier place!

Click ‘Book Now’ for more detailed information regarding our various camping vehicle availabilities, special features & pricing!
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the minimum age to rent from you?

We prefer to work with clients who are twenty-five years and above due to our insurance coverage restrictions. However, based upon your situation, whenever possible, we try to be flexible.

In case you are below twenty-five, consider contacting your insurance company to find out if you would be covered for rental vehicles, particularly for pick-up trucks, after which you can call us.
 
 

Are your roof top tent camper trucks and Jeeps family friendly?

Certainly! Please note that with our rooftop camping vehicles you would need to climb up a little ladder. If this is a concern, we also offer an additional tent with each package which you may set up on the ground next to your camping truck or Jeep. This can be more convenient for you and also your children.
 
 

How many people can your camping vehicles accommodate?

We can accommodate 3 individuals maximum, although in case there are more within your group, we do offer an additional tent, too. With this, we are able to allow for up to 5 individuals. All of our vehicles have 5 seatbelts.
 
 

What about surfboards?

Certainly, Kauai Rooftop Campers offers both surfboards and boogie boards and also fins on request for a small fee. Just let us know in advance if you would like to rent one, so that we can add it to your booking and have it ready for you at departure.
 
 

Do we receive a guidebook or even a map with the greatest beaches & hiking trails to visit on Kauai?

Certainly, each vehicle has a Kauai guidebook which details maps and information on the best spots to check out & go camping on Kauai.
 
 

 
 

Best Locations For Camping On Kauai & Details About Camping Permits

Am I able to visit any beach for camping?

You may drive up to any beach, however, you should only put up your camp in designated camping grounds. Here on Kauai, this is the standard procedure. We’ll supply you with a list of the best places to check out and also to go camping. Please remember that driving on the beaches is not permitted on Kauai.
 
 

Are we allowed to camp in the wild or are we just able to visit designated camping sites? If so, how much will it cost?

No, wild camping is not allowed on the island of Kauai. You can only camp in specified locations with secured camping permits. The fee is about $3 per night in the majority of Kauai county parks, though private campsites may be a little more. One particular advantage of these campsites is that you will have complete access to facilities, including showers, restrooms and picnic dining tables. Please keep in mind that if you opt to go camping on the county camp sites, you are only allowed to set up the ground tent.
 
 

Where to camp in Kauai with a roof top tent camper?

• Kōkeʻe State Park (need camping permit): Kokee Rd, Hwy 550, Kekaha, HI 96752
• Sugi Grove Campground (need camping permit): Access from MohihiCamp 10 Road, starting 100 yards past Kōkeʻe State Park headquarters along Highway 550. Latitude 22.13 N, Longitude -159.622 W.
• YMCA of Kaua’i (camping without a permit but reservation is required): 4477 Nuhou St, Lihue, HI 96766
• Kumu Camp: Anahola Beach Retreat (camping without a permit but reservation is required): 4275 Poha Rd, Anahola, HI 96703
• Camp Nau’e YMCA (camping without a permit but reservation is required): 7420 Kuhio Hwy, Hanalei, Kauai, HI 96714
• Camp Slogget operated by YWCA Kaua’i in beautiful Koke’e State Park (camping without a permit but reservation is required): get directions from their website https://ywcakauai.org/camp-sloggett https://ywcakauai.org/camp-sloggett
• Camp Hale Koa – private campground in Koke’e State Park (camping without a permit but reservation is required): this is for larger groups only, for more information, please go to their website http://camphalekoa.com http://camphalekoa.com

 
 

Do we have to get Kauai camping permits before we arrive in Kauai?

It’s a good idea to organize your Kauai camping license before your arrival. For the majority of private camping grounds, which we always recommend first, you can get your licenses on the internet and also on-the-spot in the respective office.

If you choose to stay at a county campground and use a ground tent, you may request permits by going to the “County of Kauai Camping Information” web page.

Non-residents must pay 3 dollars per night beforehand. Accepted payment methods with this application are money orders and cashier’s checks. But it isn’t absolutely necessary to reserve your camping licenses before your arrival. You may also get them at the designated permit offices in Kauai, which is usually easier.
 
 

How much time will it take to obtain the camping permits?

If you decide to go to a state or private camping ground, both online and in person reservations are possible. Please note that if you choose to stay at a county campsite, mail-in applications are easy to submit, however it might take quite some time to receive your permits. You might get your permits upon arrival to Kauai at the various permit offices on Kauai; in-person you will receive them right away.
 
 

Best Off Road Glamping Jeep – We at Kauai Rooftop Campers are happy to serve the entire Garden Island Kauai – always with Aloha!

Lihue – Princeville – Kapaa – Hanalei – Koloa – Waimea – Kilauea – Wailua – Kalaheo – Kekaha – Hanapepe – Anahola – Lawai – Puhi – Kaumakani – Hanamaulu – Kalihiwai – Wailua Homesteads – Pakala Village