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1. I'm thinking of camping for a couple weeks in January near Baby Beach in West Maui.
2. http://www.mauirealestate.com/maui-info/…
   http://www.ultimatehawaii.com/maui/beach…
   http://www.sunsetmaui.com/maui%20camping…
   http://www.mauimapp.com/information/camp…
3. LOL.. They have rats the size of DOGS… more insects than you have EVER seen short of australia and snakes and spiders you couldn't find in a science fiction novel. forget about the bats and the meth heads!

   Rent a nice safe RV

   Good-luck! When you go missing in a few weeks… I'll try and remember to send a search party for you!

4. 1) January is a wet month. Be prepared.
   2) Beaches (like parks in big cities) can be high-crime areas. Check before you go.
   3) Beaches may have many homeless people "camping" too. Expect neighbors.
   4) Baby Beach does not have any facilities. Be prepared.
   5) You'll need a camping permit. 3-day max.
   6) Bring mosquito repellent.

   The first responder is pulling your leg. There are no (legal) snakes in Hawaii, unless you go to a Zoo. There are Hoary bats, but I've never seen any on Maui. (I grew up there and did a lot of camping.) The largest Hoary bat populations are on Kauai and the island of Hawaii. Rats as big as a dog? I've seen bigger rats in LA. There are lots of insects. What do you expect? Hawaii is warm and wet. Most of the spiders are harmless. What a wimp.

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