We enjoyed camping in Maui. It's a unique way to tour the island. The hosts were very prompt in their communication. The jeep /camping supplies were well stocked. I felt like we had all of the gear that we needed. The outdoor shower on the jeep was pretty cool. I will say ~ I suggest doing some research before choosing to camp on Maui. The host provided us with six different locations to camp, one of which was Camp Olowalu. Camp Olowalu was the only private campground on the list. Most of the others are in more remote locations. We made a camping reservation at Waianapanapa State Beach Park, which had bathrooms & cold, outdoor, non-private showers. We also camped along Route 30, which turned out to be a suitable location, although not technically legal & there aren't facilities there. If you camp along Route 30, you can go to Camp Olowalu and pay to use their showers. The camp is close by. There are some homeless camping along Route 30 also, just FYI. The stretch of beach along Route 30 is quite beautiful. I had requested a late check out (check out is 10am - must have the jeep returned to the airport by then), but the host said that it would cost $110 for a late check out, which I thought was quite expensive. We passed on that. I have camped in other vehicle tents and this one was not my favorite. It wasn't as easy to set up and break down as others that I've used. Be patient while you set up / break down. The tent itself was pretty roomy. We were comfortable sleeping two adults and a small child in it. I probably would not book again because I'm simply not patient enough to set up / break down this particular tent, but we did have a nice time camping. Oh, and we weren't able to use the hotspot while camping because it wasn't charged, and I couldn't find a cable that fit it. Overall, quite a nice setup. Just be patient putting up / breaking down the tent and do research on camping locations.