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Where to Stay Near Hawaii Volcanoes National Park: Hotels, Vacation Rentals, and Treehouses

Condé Nast Traveler·Catherine Toth Fox·about 1 month ago
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Here's where to rest your head in between hikes near active volcanoes. Hāmākua Hotel A trip to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is unlike any other—where else can you wander through native forests, hike across ancient lava fields, and witness an active volcano, all in one day? Perched along the slopes of Kīlauea and Mauna Loa, this extraordinary park is home to lush rainforests, dramatic coastlines, and some of the most otherworldly scenery on earth. Born and raised on O‘ahu , I’ve spent decades exploring these trails and vistas. I’ve even pulled my son out of school for a last‑minute flight to The Big Island just to witness Kīlauea erupting—because when Pele calls, you go. And while I love camping in the area under a sky full of stars, there are lots of times when I’d prefer a cozy bed, a hot shower, and maybe a wood-burning fireplace. Thankfully, there’s no shortage of incredible places to stay near Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.…

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