While on the island of Lana'i we stayed at Hulopo'e Beach Campground for two nights (Feb.9 &10). The camping area has picnic tables and outdoor grills; I believe we were told no fires are allowed on the ground. The camping area is just a few yards from one of the nices beaches I've ever been to. There rockwall bathroom facility has three toilets on the womens side and I believe two on the mens in addition to a urinal. The bathroom has a sink, handsoap and paper towels. The bathrooms are cleaned each morning at about 6:30am. The campground at night was relatively quiet. You can hear the waves from the ocean but they were not thundering waves. The first night we stayed there was only one other tent there. The second night I believe there were 4 other tents. The Hulopo'e Beach Park & Campgrounds are about 1/4 mile from the harbor where the ferry comes over from Maui. It is an easy walk over, or you can rent a vehicle. There is a little store at the harbor; all other groceries and restuarants are about 15 minutes away in Lanai City. Castle & Cooke runs the campground (in addition to the other high priced resorts). In searching for places to stay on Lanai, I found our choses were 2 high priced resorts (Several hundred dollars a night for a room), the Lanai Hotel ($100/nt) or this campground. Expect to pay $30 for a camping permit, then $15 per person per night for camping. This was a very affordable way to say on Lana'i and I would recommend it to other! (The beach is fabulous, not over crowded, and you can hike a short ways up the cliff to see Sweetheart Rock and watch an amazing sunrise! Put that on your to-do list too!) I made reservation by calling Castle & Cooke, but you can also show up at the campground and just find a space. Each day a ranger will come around - you can register when you arrive and he will collect the payment for camping (he even carries a mobile credit card machine).