This was a great place in Hana. We stayed 2 nights and still didn't do everything out there we could have. It's a little bit oddly placed off the road, but if you look for the camping signs and then drive down what looks like it might be trampled grass.... All the other reviews say what we experienced: quiet (minimal overhead noise in the evening), great shower!, lots of kitchen equipment, soap & shampoo supplied, no electronics (Yay!), Scrabble available, very pretty, plenty of space, and we were there in April and there were no mosquitos. We visited the Botanical Garden (lovely, peaceful walking, but hot), the Red Beach you get to by walking along the cliff face - which we'd only recommend to people who are fit and not afraid of heights; Hamoa Bay - great swimming beach, good rough Atlantic Ocean-like surf; Kipahulu section of Haleakala National Park - the lonnnngest 2 mile hike I think I've ever taken, but absolutely worth it; and we drove out all around the far side of the island. Very very bumpy and narrow, as reported, very dusty, but the scenery is so dramatically different it was worth the trip. And staying at the lovely Heavenly Hana made all of this possible. It was a great place to call 'home' for 2 days!