Haipua'ena Falls

There is construction on the road going on, even during holidays and weekends the security guard will guide you to park further up the road and walk down, they don't mind if you park a few minutes to take pictures, but if you go to the fall they will ask to not park on the road. big trucks pass often and need the space to turn onto the single lane bridge.

There’s a tiny parking space next to the trail entrance that leads to the falls. It’s right after the bridge and is only big enough for one or two cars. The entrance is just a little opening in the brush and is hard to spot. Keep your eyes peeled.

Amazing waterfall with ropes to jump with. There is also a tree which you can jump off of; wonderful view and not far from the road (3min walk). Felt like paradise

Beautiful spot, water is a little chilly, but still warmer than home. Can’t park close to the falls, but the short walk down the highway isn’t a deal breaker at all.

Nice waterfall right a long the highway that you can swim in. Parking sucks, there's only room for 6 or so cars on either side of the road, or you are going to have to drive up a little further to park and walk back.

Not sure if the waterfall we saw is the same as the one listed but if there was one at the site as noted on google map, we didn’t find it. The one we found was located north of the eucalyptus rainbow trees if going south on hwy 360. The bamboo forest is located about 20 ft before the private gate. There’s an entrance from parted bamboo trees, easily missed, and you can just follow it and within a couple of minutes, you’ll see the waterfall and pool. It was nice

Easy waterfall to get to. The parking is a little rough, there is none right by the falls, you will have to park up ahead and walk a little bit on the road to get there. It has a rope swing and a good spot to jump off of near the top of the falls. Water was very deep too.

It was a great place but it’s been fixed so it’s no longer as beautiful.