It’s seriously hard to beat van camping in Hawaii for exploring this island paradise.
Not only can van camping help you save serious money on travel accommodations, but it also allows you to experience some of the most beautiful scenery on the planet up close and personal that you will see in a van camper.
List of Items and Features belowWhat's included1990 Ford E150
Powered Windows
Powered Locks
10 Windows
Zero mechanical Issues
Garage kept
Oil Changed Every 3000 Miles.
No Rust
13 MPG, Floating gas hand, two gas tanks
New front brakes, rotors :) 💯 ready for you Hawaii experienceFirst Aid Kit
large Cooler
3 12v outlets from the van.
Lights from over head
Fresh Water Tank
Full Size Bed
8 Beautiful Windows With Sun blockers and Curtains
2 Pots and 3 Pans Set
2 Plates
2 Bowls
Silverware
Portable Speaker
Radio
Flash Light
Rags
2 Beach Chair“I haven't been everywhere, But it is on my list”- Sunan SontagRecommendationsTop 10 Things to Do in the Hawaii are:
***not in order***
1. Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve (make a reservation!)
2. China Walls - popular sunset watching and cliff diving spot
3. Koko Crater Botanical Garden
4. KCC Farmer's Market (saturday's)
5. Makapu'u Tidepools
6. Spitting Caves
7. Hawaii Kai Farmer's Market
8. Koko Crater Trail
9. Sandy's Beach
10. Waimanalo BeachOne easy option for North Shore van camping is Malaekahana Beach Campground (we liked sites V4 and V5), but there are lots of other good options all over the island.
Hawaii Camping Website
https://hawaiicounty.ehawaii.gov/camping/welcome.html;jsessionid=41BB3C0C5752AE452B297814992783E7.app4Other things to noteBest Food and Drinks around Hawaii Kai:
Liko's Tap & Table
Kona Brewing Co.
Ohana Karaoke Grill & Bar
Kau Kau Grill
Hawaiian Island Cafe
Roy's
Breakfast/brunch:
Koko Head Cafe
Moena Cafe
Coffee:
Island Brew CoffeehouseWe discourage the use of hair dryers and other high-wattage appliances with a heating element, such as toasters, instant pots, or coffee makers off of the van inverter. It is not designed to run these types of appliances and can damage the system.
No Smoking,Vaping
Mahalo for not wearing shoes in the living area of the van.
Not only can van camping help you save serious money on travel accommodations, but it also allows you to experience some of the most beautiful scenery on the planet up close and personal that you will see in a van camper.
List of Items and Features belowWhat's included1990 Ford E150
Powered Windows
Powered Locks
10 Windows
Zero mechanical Issues
Garage kept
Oil Changed Every 3000 Miles.
No Rust
13 MPG, Floating gas hand, two gas tanks
New front brakes, rotors :) 💯 ready for you Hawaii experienceFirst Aid Kit
large Cooler
3 12v outlets from the van.
Lights from over head
Fresh Water Tank
Full Size Bed
8 Beautiful Windows With Sun blockers and Curtains
2 Pots and 3 Pans Set
2 Plates
2 Bowls
Silverware
Portable Speaker
Radio
Flash Light
Rags
2 Beach Chair“I haven't been everywhere, But it is on my list”- Sunan SontagRecommendationsTop 10 Things to Do in the Hawaii are:
***not in order***
1. Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve (make a reservation!)
2. China Walls - popular sunset watching and cliff diving spot
3. Koko Crater Botanical Garden
4. KCC Farmer's Market (saturday's)
5. Makapu'u Tidepools
6. Spitting Caves
7. Hawaii Kai Farmer's Market
8. Koko Crater Trail
9. Sandy's Beach
10. Waimanalo BeachOne easy option for North Shore van camping is Malaekahana Beach Campground (we liked sites V4 and V5), but there are lots of other good options all over the island.
Hawaii Camping Website
https://hawaiicounty.ehawaii.gov/camping/welcome.html;jsessionid=41BB3C0C5752AE452B297814992783E7.app4Other things to noteBest Food and Drinks around Hawaii Kai:
Liko's Tap & Table
Kona Brewing Co.
Ohana Karaoke Grill & Bar
Kau Kau Grill
Hawaiian Island Cafe
Roy's
Breakfast/brunch:
Koko Head Cafe
Moena Cafe
Coffee:
Island Brew CoffeehouseWe discourage the use of hair dryers and other high-wattage appliances with a heating element, such as toasters, instant pots, or coffee makers off of the van inverter. It is not designed to run these types of appliances and can damage the system.
No Smoking,Vaping
Mahalo for not wearing shoes in the living area of the van.
It’s seriously hard to beat van camping in Hawaii for exploring this island paradise.
Not only can van camping help you save serious money on travel accommodations, but it also allows you to experience some of the most beautiful scenery on the planet up close and personal that you will see in a van camper.
List of Items and Features belowWhat's included1990 Ford E150
Powered Windows
Powered Locks
10 Windows
Zero mechanical Issues
Garage kept
Oil Changed Every 3000 Miles.
No Rust
13 MPG, Floating gas hand, two gas tanks
New front brakes, rotors :) 💯 ready for you Hawaii experienceFirst Aid Kit
large Cooler
3 12v outlets from the van.
Lights from over head
Fresh Water Tank
Full Size Bed
8 Beautiful Windows With Sun blockers and Curtains
2 Pots and 3 Pans Set
2 Plates
2 Bowls
Silverware
Portable Speaker
Radio
Flash Light
Rags
2 Beach Chair“I haven't been everywhere, But it is on my list”- Sunan SontagRecommendationsTop 10 Things to Do in the Hawaii are:
***not in order***
1. Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve (make a reservation!)
2. China Walls - popular sunset watching and cliff diving spot
3. Koko Crater Botanical Garden
4. KCC Farmer's Market (saturday's)
5. Makapu'u Tidepools
6. Spitting Caves
7. Hawaii Kai Farmer's Market
8. Koko Crater Trail
9. Sandy's Beach
10. Waimanalo BeachOne easy option for North Shore van camping is Malaekahana Beach Campground (we liked sites V4 and V5), but there are lots of other good options all over the island.
Hawaii Camping Website
https://hawaiicounty.ehawaii.gov/camping/welcome.html;jsessionid=41BB3C0C5752AE452B297814992783E7.app4Other things to noteBest Food and Drinks around Hawaii Kai:
Liko's Tap & Table
Kona Brewing Co.
Ohana Karaoke Grill & Bar
Kau Kau Grill
Hawaiian Island Cafe
Roy's
Breakfast/brunch:
Koko Head Cafe
Moena Cafe
Coffee:
Island Brew CoffeehouseWe discourage the use of hair dryers and other high-wattage appliances with a heating element, such as toasters, instant pots, or coffee makers off of the van inverter. It is not designed to run these types of appliances and can damage the system.
No Smoking,Vaping
Mahalo for not wearing shoes in the living area of the van.
Not only can van camping help you save serious money on travel accommodations, but it also allows you to experience some of the most beautiful scenery on the planet up close and personal that you will see in a van camper.
List of Items and Features belowWhat's included1990 Ford E150
Powered Windows
Powered Locks
10 Windows
Zero mechanical Issues
Garage kept
Oil Changed Every 3000 Miles.
No Rust
13 MPG, Floating gas hand, two gas tanks
New front brakes, rotors :) 💯 ready for you Hawaii experienceFirst Aid Kit
large Cooler
3 12v outlets from the van.
Lights from over head
Fresh Water Tank
Full Size Bed
8 Beautiful Windows With Sun blockers and Curtains
2 Pots and 3 Pans Set
2 Plates
2 Bowls
Silverware
Portable Speaker
Radio
Flash Light
Rags
2 Beach Chair“I haven't been everywhere, But it is on my list”- Sunan SontagRecommendationsTop 10 Things to Do in the Hawaii are:
***not in order***
1. Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve (make a reservation!)
2. China Walls - popular sunset watching and cliff diving spot
3. Koko Crater Botanical Garden
4. KCC Farmer's Market (saturday's)
5. Makapu'u Tidepools
6. Spitting Caves
7. Hawaii Kai Farmer's Market
8. Koko Crater Trail
9. Sandy's Beach
10. Waimanalo BeachOne easy option for North Shore van camping is Malaekahana Beach Campground (we liked sites V4 and V5), but there are lots of other good options all over the island.
Hawaii Camping Website
https://hawaiicounty.ehawaii.gov/camping/welcome.html;jsessionid=41BB3C0C5752AE452B297814992783E7.app4Other things to noteBest Food and Drinks around Hawaii Kai:
Liko's Tap & Table
Kona Brewing Co.
Ohana Karaoke Grill & Bar
Kau Kau Grill
Hawaiian Island Cafe
Roy's
Breakfast/brunch:
Koko Head Cafe
Moena Cafe
Coffee:
Island Brew CoffeehouseWe discourage the use of hair dryers and other high-wattage appliances with a heating element, such as toasters, instant pots, or coffee makers off of the van inverter. It is not designed to run these types of appliances and can damage the system.
No Smoking,Vaping
Mahalo for not wearing shoes in the living area of the van.
1990 Ford Econoline 150
Length
21 ft
21 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Tank Size
22 gal
22 gal
Sleeps
2
2
Seatbelts
2
2
Sleeping arrangements
Full bed
1
1
Host add-ons
Early Check In
Ipad Air 4 10.9
Late Return
Guest reviews
4.1
Very Good
7 reviews
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Communication
4.17
Cleanliness
4
Maintenance
3.17
Value
3.67
Listing accuracy
3.67
Features
1990 Ford Econoline 150
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 4 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 22 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 2
- 2 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 4 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 22 gal
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Solart
- Radio
- Stove
- Kitchen Sink
- Extra Storage
- Backup Camera
- Solart
- Radio
- Stove
- Kitchen Sink
- Extra Storage
- Backup Camera
Location
Honolulu, HI • Exact location provided after booking
Honolulu, HI • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
- Tailgating friendly
- Not pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No smoking
- Unlimited mileage
Frequently asked questions
Q.
Outdoorsy FAQ
A.
https://www.outdoorsy.com/help
Q.
What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
We do offer early pick up and late drop off. It is a add on at anytime :) We will just need to know before hand to make sure we are clear. Thank you
Q.
The Van it self.
A.
Each Van operates and drives amazingly! If we are having any problems we will let the renter know ASAP.
Q.
Water/Shower?
A.
The Van does have a portable shower with a 4 gal tank to use anywhere you would like. It is powered by USB or battery.
Meet your host, Chad
Member since 2022
Aloha! We are located in Honolulu for the last 2 years. We love to the beach, snorkel, hiking and just generally be outside. We have spent a lot of time exploring all the island has to offer and love showing people the highlights!
Aloha! We are located in Honolulu for the last 2 years. We love to the beach, snorkel, hiking and just generally be outside. We have spent a lot of time exploring all the island has to offer and love showing people the highlights!
