The Fund for People in Parks: Haleakala National Park

Haleakalā National Park

Traditional Land of Native Hawaiians

Established as a National Park: 1916

Park Size: 33,265 acres

Annual Visitors: 791,000

Park Fee: $30

Park Partner: Haleakalā Conservancy

Official Website: nps.gov/hale

A map of the western United States with a green star on Maui, an island in Hawaii

Our Projects at Haleakalā

A person sits on a bluff overlooking the ocean; the words

Two children look at a fixed binocular station out over a tropical forest; the words

A person stands on a grassy expanse; there is a restroom facility and tropical vegetation in the background

A juvenile 'I'iwi sits on a blooming 'Iliahi tree branch of red berries and white flowers

For maps and other park information, please see nps.gov/hale

We appreciate The Fund for People in Parks' support for these important and uplifting projects. Thank you for improving opportunities for people to enjoy and learn about Haleakalā National Park."
-Natalie Gates, Superintendent, Haleakalā National Park