Haleakala National Park
park / national park
Maui, HawaiiShow map
Maui, HawaiiShow map
Overview
Breathtaking landscapes, scenic sunsets and unique flora and fauna, the 30,000-acre Haleakala National Park is a must stop when visiting this beautiful island. Hosting the Haleakala mountain, Maui’s highest peak, experiencing and photographing natural surroundings can be inspiring and memorable.
The Park Headquarters Visitor Center, Haleakala Visitor Center, the summit building and Hosmer Grove picnic area are wheelchair accessible. Also, public accessible restrooms and parking are available and for visitors for hearing impairment, a script is available in Park Headquarters Visitor Center and Haleakala Visitor Center. Service animals are welcome!
Detailed information
Bathroom available | Yes, but it's not accessible |
Know before you book
What you need
Park entrance
What is not included
Assistants
Accessible transportation
Insurance
Tour Guide
Adaptive equipment
Location
Maui, Hawaii, USA
Location
Maui, Hawaii, USA
Prices
- Default Rate$15 USD
Taxes are included in the total price. Prices may vary during the payment process.
Frequently asked questions
The tours we offer are designed to accommodate all kind of disabilities. Our travel experts can help you find the right tour to meet your accessibility needs.
Depending on the traffic, the drive to Kahului takes 45 minutes - 1 hour, to Kīhei, 1 - 1.5 hours and to Lāhainā: 1.5 - 2 hours.
The park does not close unless there is extreme, hazardous weather. The park posts updates with current alerts and conditions for any such closures. Check current conditions before planning any park activities.
Camping in Haleaklā National park is limited to 3 nights in 30 days. A permit is required for backcountry cabin and tent camping.