Lodging & getting around
Where to Stay & Getting Around
Camping Option: Tent camping is available at the venue at no additional cost, but Friday night only— we have to be off the property by 11:00 PM Saturday, so you’ll want somewhere to stay Saturday night. Bring your own tent and gear, or sleep inside the hālau (anywhere but the kitchen) if you’d rather not pitch one.
Waimānalo is beautiful but has limited lodging, so book early. Many ʻohana stay in nearby Kailua or Kāneʻohe.
Note: Traffic in and out of Waimānalo can get very congested (one main road), so allow extra time.
Recommended Stays
WAIMĀNALO · NEXT DOORBellows Field Beach Park (Bellows Cabins)Beachfront cabins (military eligibility required).Search
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Getting Around
- Turo (recommended) – often cheaper, flexible pickup
- Carpool with ʻohana if you can
- Rideshare available, but limited in the area
Questions about lodging? Email Darlene at kbcohanareunion@gmail.com · 808-348-6087.
Looking for the day-by-day schedule? See the reunion schedule.