In Hawaii, there are very few known locations where you can set up a tent, and one of them is in a national park. On the “Big Island” of Hawaii, two of the most active volcanoes in the world, Klauea and Mauna Loa, can be seen lighting up the night sky while spewing molten lava into the Pacific Ocean in Volcanoes National Park. And in the morning, explore the fascinating flora and unusual rock formations.

The restrooms and showers are located at the Nämakanipaio Campground, which is 4,000 feet above sea level and has tall eucalyptus and “hi”a trees. Two of the campsites at the brand-new Kulanaokuaiki Campground are wheelchair accessible. The world’s largest single mountain, Mauna Loa, can be reached by climbing to the top. The distance, round trip, is 13.1 miles. After a mile, there is a large, broken lava tube that is marked by two enormous cairns and is worth a quick detour for a photo opportunity. Here are some amazing active volcanoes that you can go see.