Campervan/Maui hosted by Go Camp Maui

We didn’t like anything, truly nothing. With the car and the price you pay, it was impossible to enjoy the island.

Scammer! Christine took the $500 deposit without any warning. She is definitely a fraudster. The car was falling apart and was nothing more than a wreck. Right before the trip begins, you're required to transfer a $500 deposit via PayPal. You’ll never see that money again! After returning the car to its location with the lock key, you receive a message claiming the deposit has been withheld because you supposedly drove routes you weren’t allowed to. This is a scheme she uses to keep the deposit. She then claims the car now needs to must be checked by a mechanic for damage assessment. If Christine had the chance, she would’ve tried to squeeze even more money out of us. Once you hold the contract in your hands, she informs you that you’re prohibited from driving on certain routes—which, by the way, include almost the entire island. She knows how run-down her cars are and that they’re incapable of handling most roads. :D The contract also states absurd penalties, like $300 if you return the car just 15 minutes late. 😁 Total scammer. Look for someone else to rent from, so you can actually enjoy the island and not be limited to 10% of it.

This was my first time carcamping and I could not have asked for a better experience. The vehicle was fully outfitted with everything I could have possibly needed. Go Camp Maui also provided me with a full list of campsites around the island which was very helpful in planning. This was such a unique and beautiful way to experience the island; I wish I could have stayed longer.

Noting

Scammers!! They have a lot of their own rules, which you know only in front of the car not when you book it. They charged 500$ for deposit and they don’t wanna give it back. “0” tolerance policy, how they said. No scratches, no damages, no tickets but they decided to keep all amount of deposit. Bad looking, bad maintenance vehicles but it has everything for camping, yes. Highly not recommend for everyone!

The van was well maintained and perfect for our needs

We had a great time exploring Maui! We can't wait to come back!

Everything was the way was described. Christine was very helpful and available to answer any questions and or give suggestions.

Vehicle described was not what I was expecting. It was a Honda Element and way smaller than the advertised campervan.

Campervan had bad/very weak electrical outlets and it wouldn't even charge the fan for the very hot nights. It also couldn't charge my phone, so I ended up having to stay at a hostel lobby to charge my phone before leaving for Hana. As a solo traveler, I was very nervous doing the drive and having no way to charge my phone was stressful!! Ended up having to stay in town that night since charging my phone took a while and missed a (paid) campsite reservation...came home only to find out the host kept my security deposit without any communication. After approaching her about it, she refused to give any leeway when it was due to her faulty campervan.

Christines help is great. Also regarding tips about what to see and do. The car has all the facilities you need. I travelled alone and then you don't save too much money. But when travelling with 2 or more carcamping is a way to make your stay much more affordable.

I didn't like to have to arrange all campsites in advance. I would have wanted more freedom, but seeing the limited number of campgrounds there is no other way. Do this a bit longer in advace! And don't forget the additional insurances. They cost me $ 170 for 6 days, so really expensive.

Comfortable car, easy to drive, everything you needed was provided!