right?! people are always surprised to learn that. We chose an airbnb for this trip specifically because we could access the lake... a bit of a shame. Thanks for watching!

Aaagggreeed. I've even had an Airbnb and they didn't give us access to the lake. It was quite a bummer. So we acted like we were staying at the hotel.

Aaagggreeed. I've even had an Airbnb and they didn't give us access to the lake. It was quite a bummer. So we acted like we were staying at the hotel.

@@CaptainSallyPoo haha great idea. I do love the Resort and Spa up there!

hahahaha I like to explain my reasoning. For a short attention span, feel free to click on the description where the hike names are literally listed.

Thanks for watching and commenting! These campgrounds are very conveniently located - happy camping.

It was! we need to go back in the fall/winter time!

Correct! The Resort has 50 amp, 30 amp and 110 volt hookups as well. It also features waste disposal at each RV site with water hook ups.

they do! make sure you check out my Grand Canyon playlist - the vlog I created is there and I also spent roughly 3 days. Happy hiking!

Completely agree with the fire restrictions. My comment is about MY preferences only. Camping without a bonfire isn't the same experience for me - there are other campgrounds around the area that I prefer for this reason.

not entirely sure, but it's easier to get a site here and next to the river.

yes, depending on what you explore it could be +- a margin of error, but I account for complete hikes.

Totally. These mountain towns glow especially in the fall time. Happy hiking

@@BeautyisWiild thanks

Thank you! I want families to enjoy the outdoors more and I hope these types of videos provide information they need before heading out. It is very difficult. I refresh the site everyday waiting for a spot to open up. I would say you are probably going to find something Monday-Thursday, but not on the weekend. The other idea is to book something in bishop if you can as a backup. Best of luck and happy camping!

sorry, I can't remember! but it was right in the middle - maybe 40?

this is a great option if you are camping at lakey mary! Check ou my playlist pinned for some other amazing trails

no problem! thanks for watching

Not next to the water. The concern is more about the one lane bridges. Here is the info you need on traveling there: Starting Point: Kahului: This is the main commercial hub of Maui and the location of the island’s primary airport, Kahului Airport (OGG). The Road to Hana begins as you leave Kahului on State Highway 36, also known as Hana Highway. Ending Point: Hana: The road officially ends in the small, peaceful town of Hana on Maui's eastern coast. Hana is known for its natural beauty, including waterfalls, beaches, and tropical rainforest. Many people continue driving past Hana to visit attractions like the Pools of Ohe'o (also known as the Seven Sacred Pools) and the Kipahulu section of Haleakalā National Park. The road technically continues beyond Hana, but it becomes more rugged and less traveled (I don't recommend this side).

thank you!

thanks for watching!

Not something I generally worry about : )

I live here, those are all easily explained. Stop believing everything you see on the internet

I love where you live :) and thank you. I really appreciate your comment

It's a rough road! hahaha there is a reason they sell those shirts "I survived the road to Hana"

:) thanks for watching!

It's a good stop - would definitely recommend you stop and check it out. Happy hiking

I would call them and ask or stop by when you get there, check-in and ask to switch. happy camping!

@@BeautyisWiild I called them already. They said can’t do anything since my reservation is a Thursday and usually it’s pack since it’s almost weekend 😢 but it’s okay. I guess we’ll just bring our canopy

@@mereljunealvarez6673 definitely! its a hot one right now and drive over to Julian and get some ice cream to cool off haha

thanks for watching!

You can, although I would recommend Tenaya lake for swimming

haha they are out for vengeance

haha I ask myself that question every month : ) thanks for watching!

you can. all you have to do is reserve it online. you can set up in both sites but hang out mainly in just one... I've seen this with larger groups at other sites. Happy camping

thanks for watching guys!

better to pull into the park... here you'd have to drive through the whole campground