Camp Aerial (long view), 1977

Camp Aerial (long view), 1977In the spring of 1969, the tree houses that sprung up on a rural plot of land on Kauai emerged as a safe zone for those in search of perfect surf and good vibes in world gone crazy. Rising on the stone terraces of an ancient Hawaiian village at the mouth of Limahuli Stream, Taylor Camp may not have heralded the Age of Aquarius, but many of Kauais young visitors from around the globe who arrived in the late 1960s and 70s, remember the tree house

In the spring of 1969, the tree houses that sprung up on a rural plot of land on Kauai emerged as a safe zone for those in search of perfect surf and “good vibes” in world gone crazy.  Rising on the stone terraces of an ancient Hawaiian village at the mouth of Limahuli Stream, Taylor Camp may not have heralded the Age of Aquarius, but many of Kauai’s young visitors from around the globe who arrived in the late 1960s and 70s, remember the tree house community as “the best days of their lives.”

Rejecting the values of their parents, then re-inventing them with long hair, marijuana, and a vegetarian, “clothing-optional” lifestyle, the flower-power campers developed a whimsical experiment, ostensibly living a back-to-the-land ethos of fishing and farming, while actually propped up with food stamps and welfare.

Lehua Island, an uninhabited bird sanctuary, can be seen in the middle of the horizon.

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