We rented a Mercedes camper van on the Big Island and it was an Adventure of a lifetime! We had…read moresuch a blast being able to go around the island at our own pace. The van is super luxurious and had everything we needed! Sean, who helped us with our rental is a super groovy dude. He's professional, down to earth and kind. We are so grateful for the work he did to build this van out for the enjoyment of others. I wish we could have stayed another week on the island in this van...We will probably do it again! Highly recommend!

My girlfriend and I are from Oahu and wanted to tour around Maui without a hotel. Campervan Hawaii…read morewas the ultimate experience. The staff was super friendly and helpful. The van came fully equipped with all the necessary needs and more. The secondary battery was very handy for food/drinks and charging devices. The bed was super comfortable with all bedding provided. Pack your bikini, aloha and sense of adventure. The staff at Campervan Hawaii will help you have the best experience on Hawaii you can imagine.

This was our first time camping and it was an absolute blast. Sean thought of everything we could…read moreneed to camp and gave great local advice on how / what to check out the island. We couldn't imagine experiencing Maui in a more convenient, intimate and fun way. We really appreciate the time Sean took to explain all the equipment and how to set up the tent so we would feel comfortable when we were on our own. We highly recommend Camp Maui X and can't wait to go back!

We're not resort people. When we travel, we want to do as many things as humanly possible in the…read moretime we have without having to budget because of lodging. Sean and Anna at Camp Maui X made Maui and all it had to offer happen for us even the day after the worst series of storms the island had seen in years. They had our vehicle fully stocked and ready to go as mud was being plowed out of their neighborhood. We'd never used a tent top rig before but after a practice run with Sean, we took off to the grocery store, stocked our cooler and had the time of our lives. ....In case you're wondering, we're not "young" people at 45 & 60, that can sleep anywhere, so I have to admit, I was a little worried about the comfort factor of sleeping on top of a car for 9 days. Truly, we had no need to worry. The tent floor is a super thick and comfortable, queen-sized, memory foam pad. It was a pretty sweet place to lie down every night! Having our sleeping quarters on top of our rental car meant we could pop up at night whenever we were done for the day and then skeedaddle in the morning for our early plans. Due to the destruction on the island from the storm, we were able to change our plans on the fly and stay on the south side of the island where the waters were calmer and clearer. We weren't nailed into a condo or hotel somewhere where the conditions were trashed. We had a few nights reserved at Camp Olowalu for our 9 days but went ahead and made that our base camp. They have hot showers and a view from the beach to die for right on top of a gorgeous snorkeling reef. Sean & Anna checked in with us through the week, letting us know they were there if we needed them and answering questions. We were so busy having the time of our lives that I think they thought we were "dead in a ditch" somewhere....whale watching in Lahaina, snorkeling spot after spot off the side of the road, SCUBA diving at Mala & airport, paddling an outrigger off Makena, doing a massage training in Makawau and kayaking to Molikini. Having all the gear in the Xterra was so easy!!!! We loved it! Camp Maui X!!!!! You rock! Thank you!!!!

We rented the RV for a two day surf contest. It was convenient and fun. The RV's were spotless and…read morefully stocked. Amy was a pleasure to work with and accommodating to our needs. We will be renting again and again.

Great experience! If…read moreyou're planning a trip to the Valley Isle, Easy Camping Maui is a standout choice for anyone looking to ditch the resort scene for a more authentic island experience. They have earned a reputation as a premier outfitter by blending high-quality gear with the kind of "Aloha" service that makes trip planning feel effortless. Here is a review-style breakdown of what makes them a top-tier choice for Maui adventures: Easy Camping Maui: The Gold Standard for Maui Adventures Unbeatable Convenience & Service Located just 5 minutes from Kahului Airport. this shop is designed to be your first and last stop. They offer flexible 24/7 self-service lockers for pick-ups and drop-offs, which is a lifesaver for those late-night or early-morning flights. The staff is all Aloha even offering"insider" knowledge, helping travelers navigate campsite permits and recommending the best hidden spots that aren't always on the tourist maps. The Rental Experience Whether you want a rugged 4x4 or just the gear to go with your own vehicle, their inventory is top-notch: Overland Vehicles: Rugged Jeeps and Tacomas equipped with Roofnest rooftop tents that take minutes to set up. All-Inclusive Packs: Their "Camp Packs" include everything from Gazelle ground tents and queen-sized mattresses to cooking kits (stoves, kettles, and even salt & pepper). Beach & Adventure Gear: You can add on high-quality snorkeling sets, beach chairs, coolers, and even portable power stations. Why They Stand Out The "Basecamp" Amenities: Their physical shop offers more than just gear; they provide a space to decompress with free Wi-fi, charging stations, clean restrooms, and fresh coffee. Luggage Storage: If you're transitioning between a camping trip and a hotel stay, they offer secure luggage storage so you don't have to lug your suitcases through the mud. Local Support: They provide 24/7 support during your trip, ensuring that if you have a question about your stove or your tent at 8:00 PM, someone is there to help

Stopped by Easy Camping Maui to look for some supplies. Arbonne was extremely friendly and helpful…read more I was able to find what I was looking for and will definitely return.

Clementine the camper van is a great van, so stylish and cared for! Ashley and Jeremiah are…read moreamazing hosts! I highly recommend renting this camper van RV for your Maui adventures! This van is so fun! The one star review from "terry r"is completely untrue. It is not illegal to camp in Maui! You just need to camp in legal areas, get a permit and/or a reservation at a private campground.

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Amazing experience. Very well communication throughout travel and up to leaving. We got the exact…read morevehicle (jeep) we booked. Staff friendly and professional. Knowledgeable too. Thank you for the memories I hope to be back. Anthony, Renee, and Madison

Highly recommend! They were incredibly friendly, professional, and easy to work with. They picked…read moreus up promptly from the airport, made the entire experience stress-free, and were a pleasure to deal with. Their pricing was very reasonable, and we will absolutely use them again in the future!

Wonderful experience. They were flexible when we needed to change our travel dates and provided…read moreeverything we needed for a great few days of camping, along with some helpful suggestions (and snorkeling gear for our kid)!

Using CampCar was a fantastic experience during my stay in Maui. The service was phenomenal in…read moreaccommodating my travel schedule. The jeep was very fun, and this service made for a very convenient and memorable visit to Maui. Would 100% recommend and use again if visiting!

This made my time on Maui absolutely unforgettable. From the minute we were picked up at the…read moreairport to the minute we were dropped off, I was happy, comfortable, and excited about van life. We got the light blue van with automatic transmission (road to Hana with a manual trans-no thanks!) and Noelle went through the van's features thoroughly before giving us a map of the island and circling all the camping spots available to us and our van baby. After giving us our camping chairs and wishing us a great time, we were off! We drove the road to Hana with no issues, camped in the rain, camped in the wind, by the beach, under streetlights and in the middle of nowhere. This van trip was so much more than accommodations and transportation; it was a literal and figurative vehicle for the kind of life I want to live. Staying in a hotel on a tropical island is nice; you can sleep in AC, lounge by the pool. shower and change in privacy, eat 5 star food and never ever feel out of your element. Staying in a camper van is awesome; you can sleep under the stars next to the ocean, lounge on a remote beach and then nap there, cook inventive, delicious meals with your camping partner, enjoy their company, and be bored enough to do things you wouldn't normally do (talk story for hours, play cards, snuggle up and watch the sun set for an afternoon). It was pretty incredible to actually spend multiple days worth of quality time with my husband, not just occupy the same space while looking at separate screens. You meet so many people who love "your" van, who want to tell you all about the van they used to have, and who embody the elusive aloha spirit that makes human interaction worthwhile and meaningful. We made several friends who dined with us on my glamorous one burner concoctions, or who entertained us with their stories from so many various walks of life over beers shared in camp chairs around the van's "living room". The van isn't perfect- it's 30 years old, and obviously is not a rolling Hilton. If you're creative, adventurous, and willing to see the bright side of any situation, you will LOVE Aloha Campers. Sure, we had to pull over a few times so Bluebell could cool down, and the E-brake light stayed on the entire trip. The back door flew open once in transit, and one morning I woke up with wet toes after some heavy sideways rain. The fridge never worked, and the cooler only kept our beer cold for three days. But those experiences just didn't matter in the grand scheme of things. We lived in a VW van, courtesy of Aloha Campers, on freaking Maui. Plain and simple. We cannot wait until we have a van of our own, and it was all because of this trip. MAHALO NUI LOA!!!!

My wife, four-year-old son and I rented a ~'90 Westfalia from Aloha Campers this past spring (2017)…read morefrom Aloha Outdoors. The "are you chill" questions on registration are relevant, and pleasantly reciprocal. In detail... As is made super clear up front, we were renting a vintage Westy for some camping around Maui. Warts and all. If folks aren't reading the bold print while making their reservation, then they are in a world of grumpy disappointment. After a somewhat last moment pickup reservation on our part, we were met by a nice lady who drove the three of us to Aloha Outdoors in Kihei. She not only checked us out on the van, but also ensured we were set with camping paraphernalia (chairs, etc), gave us a solid understanding of island options available and not available to us. We had already booked ourselves at Waianapanapa and Camp Olowalu, but were thankful for the miscellaneous detail. Our Westy was on the worn side of their fleet. The ice box was out of order, we were using the backup range by the first morning, little blemishes here and there, missing little bits like the front chair tables, etc. After 172k miles it is expected. Nothing dramatic. Driving the Westy was a bit more than initially expected. I've been behind the wheel of '72 VW Bus and other '60-'70 model cars, but was initially shocked by the driving characteristics of our Westy. It took 30-60 minutes to get into the safe groovy of driving her. (And once I was back home, I was hitting the brakes on my modern car too hard!). TL;DR: break early, having driving experience with older cars is super beneficial. Regardless of driving stress, it was an amazing trip. We had the black sands beach of Waianapanapa to ourselves at times, we met lots of great people, amazing sights, waterfalls, shave ice, etc. "Do you live Aloha?" Yeah. And Aloha Outdoors does too. On my last full day I backed the Westy into a rock. A bunch of bondo popped off the rear passenger wheel well. *Crap*. Afterwards I called the hotline to explain myself. The gentlemen was not pleased and said someone needed to inspect it when the VW was returned the next day. The next day the intake crew was unpulsed, photographed the damage to the owner, and ... I never heard back. Aloha goes both ways, and I appreciate that with these folks. My son still talks about this trip. "Makapipi" is his favorite new word. WE still talk about this trip. Highly recommended, get a Westy while you can.

I've been staying in one of the astrovans now every February for 3 years in a row now. The…read morecampervans are the best way to see and stay in Maui because they aren't to big ,drive so well and give you the freedom to see the island. The vans run great and Paul is so passionate about his vans and the vanning lifestyle. After a few trips to Maui I gave up the resort life and now live the vanning dream when I'm in Maui. It's summer now and I'm already planning my trip back in February. I highly recommend you contact Paul and rent a van.

Last day on the island and my OG lesson cancels. Then Paul to the rescue! Even after I called at 6…read moream to try and squeeze into anything he might have available. I had a blast. One of the biggest highlights of the trip. Easy to learn, beautiful location, fun swim, & nice personable instructor. I wish I brought a snorkel set but was happy enough to see a turtle swim right below my board. Would definitely recommend this guy over any commercial company just wanting to suck a buck out of your wallet.