Epic Camping Adventures with Betty
5 guests
Sleeps 3
15 ft. long
2008 Nissan Xterra Xterra
The most Epic adventure awaits!! Cruise Maui in Betty...your fully equipped SUV for up to 4 ppl & camp all over the island. I've thought of everything you could want while exploring Maui and included it in my Xterra (auto trans):
-Tent and all your sleeping gear.
-Stove and all your cooking gear.
-Cooler/chairs/hammock/towels.
-Eco/reef friendly sunscreen/shampoo/body wash/bug spray.
If you are a true adventure seeker don't anchor yourself to a resort and miss out on this beautiful island.**Upon booking I'll send you a detailed list of some Epic suggestions and not so epic tourist traps that every visitor should know**You must have full car insurance on your own vehicle. I require proof of your personal insurance and I'll take a picture of your DL when you pick up your vehicle.You can pick up the Xterra anytime after 3pm from my home in Paia. Transportation from the airport to your vehicle is via uber/taxi/speedi shuttle. Your vehicle will be clean, stocked up and full of gas. You just need to return it full and I'll take care of the rest.
Camping spots:
•Kipahulu Campground
Located on the back side of Haleakala Volcano within walking distance to the famous Seven Sacred Pools, this campground is perfect for people who want to explore nearby waterfalls, bamboo forests and beaches. $15 entrance fee into Haleakala National Park per vehicle (or Free with receipt from the summit of Haleakala Volcano if within 3 days). NO Permit Required•Olowalu Campground
Situated directly on the ocean by the best snorkeling and kayaking destination in West Maui, with hot showers, drinking water, sink, restrooms, picnic tables. Great views of the West Maui Mountains and short drive (or walk) to a few restaurants or fruit stand. This campground is located in the most dry area of the can drive in anytime ! $20 PP. They also have a kayak rental business right there in the camp and is an amazing experience some of the best whale watching, snorkeling, and kayaking Maui has to offer !.*YOU Dont Need Permits•Hosmer Grove Campground
Located just below the 7,000 foot elevation level on the slopes of Haleakala Volcano with picnic tables, BBQ grills, toilets, drinking rfect to see Haleakala sunrise ! * YOU Dont Need Permits•Wai’anapanapa State Park Campground
Also along the Road to Hana, this campsite is located by a gorgeous black sand beach, lava tube, natural freshwater caves, sea arches, a blowhole, hiking trail and more. *You must get a camping permit online or in person before you show up.•Papalaua Wayside Park
This laid-back beach is a long sliver of sand with amazing snorkeling spots.Most of all respect the locals and the island. Do not leave any trash, including cigarette butts! Leave it cleaner than you found it. Also when driving the road to Hana please park completely off the roadway legally (facing the correct direction and with tires off the road).The good, bad, ugly of your adventure vehicle:She is not a 4x4 vehicle so use your common sense when picking a spot to park, which roads you want to explore and paths you go down. If you think it’s too steep, rocky, wet or dangerous, it probably is! You can park off the road on sand or rocks, just make sure it’s not loose sand or too rocky because you will get stuck!Flat tires, getting stuck in the sand are your responsibility. If in doubt don’t park it. If you decide to make the trek up to Haleakala please use lower gears coming down the hill otherwise you will literally burn the brakes and maybe more.Gas is your responsibility, return on full.Weather: Make sure you check the weather where you are camping. Maui has a lot of wind and rain. Pay attention to flash flood warnings!Most of all enjoy, explore, smile, be a courteous driver who shares aloha :)
-Tent and all your sleeping gear.
-Stove and all your cooking gear.
-Cooler/chairs/hammock/towels.
-Eco/reef friendly sunscreen/shampoo/body wash/bug spray.
If you are a true adventure seeker don't anchor yourself to a resort and miss out on this beautiful island.**Upon booking I'll send you a detailed list of some Epic suggestions and not so epic tourist traps that every visitor should know**You must have full car insurance on your own vehicle. I require proof of your personal insurance and I'll take a picture of your DL when you pick up your vehicle.You can pick up the Xterra anytime after 3pm from my home in Paia. Transportation from the airport to your vehicle is via uber/taxi/speedi shuttle. Your vehicle will be clean, stocked up and full of gas. You just need to return it full and I'll take care of the rest.
Camping spots:
•Kipahulu Campground
Located on the back side of Haleakala Volcano within walking distance to the famous Seven Sacred Pools, this campground is perfect for people who want to explore nearby waterfalls, bamboo forests and beaches. $15 entrance fee into Haleakala National Park per vehicle (or Free with receipt from the summit of Haleakala Volcano if within 3 days). NO Permit Required•Olowalu Campground
Situated directly on the ocean by the best snorkeling and kayaking destination in West Maui, with hot showers, drinking water, sink, restrooms, picnic tables. Great views of the West Maui Mountains and short drive (or walk) to a few restaurants or fruit stand. This campground is located in the most dry area of the can drive in anytime ! $20 PP. They also have a kayak rental business right there in the camp and is an amazing experience some of the best whale watching, snorkeling, and kayaking Maui has to offer !.*YOU Dont Need Permits•Hosmer Grove Campground
Located just below the 7,000 foot elevation level on the slopes of Haleakala Volcano with picnic tables, BBQ grills, toilets, drinking rfect to see Haleakala sunrise ! * YOU Dont Need Permits•Wai’anapanapa State Park Campground
Also along the Road to Hana, this campsite is located by a gorgeous black sand beach, lava tube, natural freshwater caves, sea arches, a blowhole, hiking trail and more. *You must get a camping permit online or in person before you show up.•Papalaua Wayside Park
This laid-back beach is a long sliver of sand with amazing snorkeling spots.Most of all respect the locals and the island. Do not leave any trash, including cigarette butts! Leave it cleaner than you found it. Also when driving the road to Hana please park completely off the roadway legally (facing the correct direction and with tires off the road).The good, bad, ugly of your adventure vehicle:She is not a 4x4 vehicle so use your common sense when picking a spot to park, which roads you want to explore and paths you go down. If you think it’s too steep, rocky, wet or dangerous, it probably is! You can park off the road on sand or rocks, just make sure it’s not loose sand or too rocky because you will get stuck!Flat tires, getting stuck in the sand are your responsibility. If in doubt don’t park it. If you decide to make the trek up to Haleakala please use lower gears coming down the hill otherwise you will literally burn the brakes and maybe more.Gas is your responsibility, return on full.Weather: Make sure you check the weather where you are camping. Maui has a lot of wind and rain. Pay attention to flash flood warnings!Most of all enjoy, explore, smile, be a courteous driver who shares aloha :)
The most Epic adventure awaits!! Cruise Maui in Betty...your fully equipped SUV for up to 4 ppl & camp all over the island. I've thought of everything you could want while exploring Maui and included it in my Xterra (auto trans):
-Tent and all your sleeping gear.
-Stove and all your cooking gear.
-Cooler/chairs/hammock/towels.
-Eco/reef friendly sunscreen/shampoo/body wash/bug spray.
If you are a true adventure seeker don't anchor yourself to a resort and miss out on this beautiful island.**Upon booking I'll send you a detailed list of some Epic suggestions and not so epic tourist traps that every visitor should know**You must have full car insurance on your own vehicle. I require proof of your personal insurance and I'll take a picture of your DL when you pick up your vehicle.You can pick up the Xterra anytime after 3pm from my home in Paia. Transportation from the airport to your vehicle is via uber/taxi/speedi shuttle. Your vehicle will be clean, stocked up and full of gas. You just need to return it full and I'll take care of the rest.
Camping spots:
•Kipahulu Campground
Located on the back side of Haleakala Volcano within walking distance to the famous Seven Sacred Pools, this campground is perfect for people who want to explore nearby waterfalls, bamboo forests and beaches. $15 entrance fee into Haleakala National Park per vehicle (or Free with receipt from the summit of Haleakala Volcano if within 3 days). NO Permit Required•Olowalu Campground
Situated directly on the ocean by the best snorkeling and kayaking destination in West Maui, with hot showers, drinking water, sink, restrooms, picnic tables. Great views of the West Maui Mountains and short drive (or walk) to a few restaurants or fruit stand. This campground is located in the most dry area of the can drive in anytime ! $20 PP. They also have a kayak rental business right there in the camp and is an amazing experience some of the best whale watching, snorkeling, and kayaking Maui has to offer !.*YOU Dont Need Permits•Hosmer Grove Campground
Located just below the 7,000 foot elevation level on the slopes of Haleakala Volcano with picnic tables, BBQ grills, toilets, drinking rfect to see Haleakala sunrise ! * YOU Dont Need Permits•Wai’anapanapa State Park Campground
Also along the Road to Hana, this campsite is located by a gorgeous black sand beach, lava tube, natural freshwater caves, sea arches, a blowhole, hiking trail and more. *You must get a camping permit online or in person before you show up.•Papalaua Wayside Park
This laid-back beach is a long sliver of sand with amazing snorkeling spots.Most of all respect the locals and the island. Do not leave any trash, including cigarette butts! Leave it cleaner than you found it. Also when driving the road to Hana please park completely off the roadway legally (facing the correct direction and with tires off the road).The good, bad, ugly of your adventure vehicle:She is not a 4x4 vehicle so use your common sense when picking a spot to park, which roads you want to explore and paths you go down. If you think it’s too steep, rocky, wet or dangerous, it probably is! You can park off the road on sand or rocks, just make sure it’s not loose sand or too rocky because you will get stuck!Flat tires, getting stuck in the sand are your responsibility. If in doubt don’t park it. If you decide to make the trek up to Haleakala please use lower gears coming down the hill otherwise you will literally burn the brakes and maybe more.Gas is your responsibility, return on full.Weather: Make sure you check the weather where you are camping. Maui has a lot of wind and rain. Pay attention to flash flood warnings!Most of all enjoy, explore, smile, be a courteous driver who shares aloha :)
-Tent and all your sleeping gear.
-Stove and all your cooking gear.
-Cooler/chairs/hammock/towels.
-Eco/reef friendly sunscreen/shampoo/body wash/bug spray.
If you are a true adventure seeker don't anchor yourself to a resort and miss out on this beautiful island.**Upon booking I'll send you a detailed list of some Epic suggestions and not so epic tourist traps that every visitor should know**You must have full car insurance on your own vehicle. I require proof of your personal insurance and I'll take a picture of your DL when you pick up your vehicle.You can pick up the Xterra anytime after 3pm from my home in Paia. Transportation from the airport to your vehicle is via uber/taxi/speedi shuttle. Your vehicle will be clean, stocked up and full of gas. You just need to return it full and I'll take care of the rest.
Camping spots:
•Kipahulu Campground
Located on the back side of Haleakala Volcano within walking distance to the famous Seven Sacred Pools, this campground is perfect for people who want to explore nearby waterfalls, bamboo forests and beaches. $15 entrance fee into Haleakala National Park per vehicle (or Free with receipt from the summit of Haleakala Volcano if within 3 days). NO Permit Required•Olowalu Campground
Situated directly on the ocean by the best snorkeling and kayaking destination in West Maui, with hot showers, drinking water, sink, restrooms, picnic tables. Great views of the West Maui Mountains and short drive (or walk) to a few restaurants or fruit stand. This campground is located in the most dry area of the can drive in anytime ! $20 PP. They also have a kayak rental business right there in the camp and is an amazing experience some of the best whale watching, snorkeling, and kayaking Maui has to offer !.*YOU Dont Need Permits•Hosmer Grove Campground
Located just below the 7,000 foot elevation level on the slopes of Haleakala Volcano with picnic tables, BBQ grills, toilets, drinking rfect to see Haleakala sunrise ! * YOU Dont Need Permits•Wai’anapanapa State Park Campground
Also along the Road to Hana, this campsite is located by a gorgeous black sand beach, lava tube, natural freshwater caves, sea arches, a blowhole, hiking trail and more. *You must get a camping permit online or in person before you show up.•Papalaua Wayside Park
This laid-back beach is a long sliver of sand with amazing snorkeling spots.Most of all respect the locals and the island. Do not leave any trash, including cigarette butts! Leave it cleaner than you found it. Also when driving the road to Hana please park completely off the roadway legally (facing the correct direction and with tires off the road).The good, bad, ugly of your adventure vehicle:She is not a 4x4 vehicle so use your common sense when picking a spot to park, which roads you want to explore and paths you go down. If you think it’s too steep, rocky, wet or dangerous, it probably is! You can park off the road on sand or rocks, just make sure it’s not loose sand or too rocky because you will get stuck!Flat tires, getting stuck in the sand are your responsibility. If in doubt don’t park it. If you decide to make the trek up to Haleakala please use lower gears coming down the hill otherwise you will literally burn the brakes and maybe more.Gas is your responsibility, return on full.Weather: Make sure you check the weather where you are camping. Maui has a lot of wind and rain. Pay attention to flash flood warnings!Most of all enjoy, explore, smile, be a courteous driver who shares aloha :)
Features
2008 Nissan Xterra Xterra
- Sleeps 3
- 5 seatbelts
- Sleeps 3
- 5 seatbelts
Amenities
- Radio
- Stove
- Heater
- Air Conditioner
- Extra Storage
- Radio
- Stove
- Heater
- Air Conditioner
- Extra Storage
Meet your host, Sean
Member since 2018
I live on Maui and own one of the best adventure companies here. After 5 year of exploring this island I have an endless amount of suggestions for waterfalls, beaches, camping spots and things you just shouldn't miss while on Maui. Offering up my vehicles and making camping adventures more accessible to people on Maui is just a no brainer. I consider myself a steward of my home and set my guests up with the knowledge and supplies they need to be able to respect and honor this island.
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Rules and policies
- Not pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Unlimited mileage
24/7 roadside assistance
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Third / Fourth Person
There is an additional fee for the 3rd and 4th person
$27.40
/per day
Third / Fourth Person
There is an additional fee for the 3rd and 4th person
$27.40
/per day
Availability and rates
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There’s a 3 night minimum stay
Discounts
- Monthly (28+ nights): 10% off nightly rate
Fees
- Security deposit: $685.00 (refundable)
- Prep fee: $171.25. This fee will cover preparing and sanitizing the unit prior to each rental.
Epic Camping Adventures with Betty
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