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- A mile away from Volcanoes National Park
- Lots of family accomodations and activities
- Special hikes available
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Located a mile away from Volcanoes National Park, the Kilauea Lodge and Restaurant sits in the quiet village of Volcano. This picturesque gem of a lodge, trimmed beautifully in Hawaiian flora and fauna, was originally built as a Y.M.C.A. camp for the children of Hawaii in 1938. With such auspicious beginnings, today the staff welcome children to the lodge. Families will find large grounds that are ideal for playing, a wonderful set of childrens' books in the libraries, guest rooms equipped with child-size futons for sleeping and two resident cats -- Lamb Chop and Meatloaf -- who are always up for a snuggle. Kids gather to hear the story of how children helped to create the Fireplace of Friendship -- located in the dining room -- 70 years ago. The office staff are familiar with special hikes and caves that are ideal for children and can help parents to plan their volcano park experiences.
Written by Wendy Irvine
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