Kaumahina State Wayside Park is a roadside rest stop in Haiku on Maui’s Road to Hana. From the parking area, you can look out toward Honomanu Bay and the surrounding cliffs; a short path climbs to another viewpoint. Restrooms and picnic tables make it a useful place to pause, stretch your legs or eat a packed snack before continuing the drive. Parking is free, and the turnoff is easy to reach from the Hana Highway.
Views over Honomanu Bay
Kaumahina State Wayside Park is a roadside stop in Haiku along the Road to Hana. The view begins near the parking area, where you can see Honomanu Bay and the cliffs around it. A short path leads higher along the cliffside to another viewpoint, giving you a reason to step out and stretch before getting back on the road.
The park is also a convenient place to pause for a photograph or take in the coastal scenery. You can keep the stop brief, or spend longer at the viewpoint and picnic area.
Restrooms and picnic tables
Public restrooms and picnic tables make the wayside useful for a break during the drive. Bring toilet paper and hand sanitizer: supplies in rural public restrooms can run out. If you want to eat here, pack a snack or lunch to take to the picnic area.
Parking is free, and the Hana Highway turnoff is easy to reach. After your stop, continue along the route toward Hana.
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Is parking free at Kaumahina State Wayside Park?
Yes. Free parking is available at the park.
Is there a viewpoint at the park?
Yes. You can see Honomanu Bay from near the parking area, and a short path leads to a higher viewpoint.
Are there restrooms at Kaumahina State Wayside Park?
Yes. Public restrooms are available. Bring toilet paper and hand sanitizer in case supplies have run out.
How long should I spend at the park?
Allow about 15 to 30 minutes for a restroom break, a look at the view and the short walk to the higher viewpoint.
