Lot B: Mauka Parking

$24 per day puts Lot B: Mauka Parking in KOA’s long-stay tier

Daily rate is a flat $24.00, so Lot B: Mauka Parking makes sense once you cross past a one-night drop-off and start thinking in multi-day chunks. It’s signed as “Mauka” long-stay and sits in the main airport parking area for Ellison Onizuka Kona International at Keāhole, serving the single Main Terminal.

From the back of Lot B, the walk to the Main Terminal doors runs about 5 minutes at an easy pace; from the rows closest to the exit, you’re closer to 3 minutes. There’s no shuttle loop here, so you’re trading bus waits for a short walk on foot-friendly pavement with marked pedestrian paths feeding into the terminal entrance.

Lot B operates on the same schedule as KOA’s flight bank, effectively 24/7, and works as the airport’s long-stay option rather than quick in-and-out parking. Entry uses standard ticketed gates tied to the on-site payment machines near the Main Terminal curb, and you pay on exit at the gate or designated pay stations.

There are no extra tiers or specialty zones in Lot B: Mauka Parking, just single-level surface parking at the $24.00 daily rate. That makes the math easy: a three-day mainland run runs about $72, a week around $168. Stalls handle typical rental SUVs fine; oversized RV-style rigs usually need to clear arrangements with airport staff in advance.

Tip: if you’re checking bags for a morning departure out of KOA’s Main Terminal, drop passengers and luggage first at the curb, then swing back to park in Lot B so the 3–5 minute walk is light and you’re not dragging suitcases across the lot in the heat.