All other visitors may tour Kalaupapa and Kalawao settlements on a commercial tour. Lunch is enjoyed at a picnic pavilion at Kalawao with scenic views of the north shore cliffs and off-shore islands. The visitor center has interpretive materials and artifact display cases. The park's cooperating association, Arizona Memorial Museum Association , maintains a small sales outlet. There are wayside exhibits on the peninsula's people, history and archeology located throughout Kalawao and Kalaupapa settlements.
Dirt roads cross the peninsula proper.
There are paved roads within the settlement of Kalaupapa, to the airport, and to the historic Kalawao settlement. The National Park Service does not offer any regularly scheduled interpretive programs or activities because of the restricted nature of visitation to the park, and because tours are offered through a commercial service. Overnight stays in the visitor quarters are limited to guests of residents. All other day visitors must bring their own lunches. No other supplies are available, and guests of residents generally bring their own food supplies.