More Hana

We normally camp at Waianapanapa State Park but we really lucked out this time. Some of Amy's neighbors own property in Hana and they let us camp there. They had a large grass area, a small kitchen/living room/shower that was covered and even a jacuzzi. It was so fun to have a private area for ourselves and a shelter from the rain. So, yeah, you can't really call it true camping but we slept in a tent!
We did go to Waianapanapa and did a little hike. We played on the black sand beach and swam in the freshwater caves with water-proof headlamps. Technically, I did not swim in the caves. I have jumped in the frigid water several times but the caves creep me out. I watched the babies and got eaten by bugs instead.

Waianapanapa: