AsNotedIn: Hawaii State Parks

Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources

Hawaii's State Park System encompasses 50 parks across five islands, protecting nearly 30,000 acres of beaches, forests, volcanic terrain, and culturally significant sites. The system balances recreation with stewardship, offering everything from fully developed visitor areas to remote wilderness experiences. Many parks require both an entrance fee and parking fee for visitors, while Hawaii residents with a valid state ID or driver's license enter free and receive substantial discounts on camping and lodging. The uneven fee schedule is interesting since tourist pay more taxes per day than residents do, Aloha. - AsNotedIn

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Places

Place	Type	AsNotedIn	Locale
Place	Type	AsNotedIn	Locale
Ahupua'a O Kahana State Park	Natural Environ	HI US SP	Koolauloa
Waimea Canyon State Park	Natural Environ	1000 Pm Smiths HI US SP	Hawaii
Polihale State Park	Natural Environ	HI US SP	Hawaii
Na Pali Coast State Wilderness Park	Natural Environ	1000 Pm Smiths HI US SP	Hawaii
Kokee State Park	Natural Environ	Smiths HI US SP	Hawaii
Wailua River State Park	Natural Environ	HI US SP	Kapaa
Wailua River State Park	Natural Environ	HI US SP	Lihue
Diamond Head State Monument		Smiths HI US SP	Honolulu
Nu'uanu Pali State Wayside	Cliff	HI US SP	Honolulu