The caption goes here. A tent fly keeps heat out. And there are no electrical outlets.
Water is heated by solar power.
Lights and an overhead fan are powered by a photo-voltaic system. Two other beach camps are planned at Kolo in the late spring and Kaupoa in 1998. The ranch eventually wants to build another 10 more traditional camp sites with none of the amenities of the luxury camp sites. Travel Tips You could just sit on the redwood deck at your quarters and read all day, but the fun is in the hiking, biking, exploring, paddling and riding horses and getting real sweaty and dirty. The terrain is rugged, with lots of rock outcroppings, kiawe trees, deep-cut red dirt gullies, and waist high grass, though the camp itself is well landscaped.