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    Nice sunny day with sprinklers running.
    Craig W.

    Ka Lā and I enjoy our visits to the park very much. I know the volunteers are working hard but the sprinkler system is still a mess and the park entrance is difficult for kupuna like me

    Susan C.

    This place is great! - Double gate entry keeps everyone safe. - Bags available (don't pretend you didn't see your dog go... we ALL saw. Now clean it up!!) - Nice big foot operated dog drinking fountain We were here on a Monday afternoon, there were 10-14 dogs. All friendly, nice owners. There are toys all over for the dogs.

    Ann N.

    I only briefly was able to enjoy this park because my poochie was not so nice. We're trying to socialize him and it seemed like a safe place (all enclosed) but I think it was too much for my dog (seeing other dogs and being unleashed) and he became aggressive towards a bigger dog. We left but hopefully can return when he is better adjusted. There are rules like any enclosed dog park, lots of dog bags and people seemed genuinely friendly. Parking is pretty much across the street on DH side. We warned that although parking is for dog park users and Red Cross, I saw tourists parking there to go to DH.

    Max chilling at the dog park.
    Jon P.

    There's simply nothing bad to say about this wonderful dog park! Quintessentially local, it mixes the island vibe with the free-spirited, unadulterated fun of dogs at play. A huge space, there can be tons of dogs present with no congestion - everyone can have their own area to run, smell, and play. Our dog Max loved the cool breezes and the doggie water fountain... as well as chasing after the birds who also like to hang out there. Definitely a great way to burn some energy and spend some quality time with your pup.

    Lindsay S.

    Best dog park on the island. Healthy grass, benches, and shady tree area. Most people are really good about picking up after their dogs too. It's volunteer run so if you go, don't forget to do your part and take care of the space! I heard someone sells doggie ice cream on Friday afternoons here too, but we haven't made it out on a Friday yet

    Gamja had so much fun!
    Yurie S.

    Finally found a dog park open during the lockdown! One of the nicer dog parks I've been to. Very spacious and clean. Only thing is there is no separater for big and small dog. My puppy had so much fun and didn't want to leave. Will come back for sure :)

    ...back at the Bark Park with James and Zoe too
    Cindy G.

    My big dogs and their owner LOVES this park!! Wide open spaces, lots of shade and benches AND a water source for a quick doggie drink. Plus tiny waste baggies and serviced trash cans where responsible owners can pick up after their pups. This is a off-leash park where dogs can learn to pack socialize and run. My only comment is there is no place for tiny dogs or puppies as some big dogs play hard and rough.

    Ashleigh V.

    My cousin and I are always looking for things to do with our puppies. They are active and love to play. We're very particular about where we take them and how clean places are and this place is pretty clean. It's fairly clean considering this is a dog park. Very open and lots of room for the doggies to run around. All the dog owners we have encountered here are very good about picking up their dog waste and watching their dogs. Another good thing is they have a few sprinklers running to keep the dogs cool while they play. If you forgot dog toys don't worry there's plenty here.There is plenty of shade and benches for the pet parents to hang out and sit while the dogs play. The only down side to this park is they have the sprinklers running quite a bit so the dirty can get kind of muddy. Over all we like this dog park and will keep coming back here.

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    Safe and clean park! It is mostly used for soccer and beach volleyball. There are not playgrounds…read morehere. Still a nice area to walk around or even set up a picnic.

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    Diamond Head State Monument

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    Diamond Head

    Vacationed in Hawaii (4/29-4/3 2026) so of course we had to hit up the beautiful island trails!…read moreDiamond Head was on our list so we booked it in advance since you need to make reservations. We did it all through Groupon to get picked up from our hotel and dropped off as well. The trail is definitely a popular hot spot for tourists but we didn't mind the crowd. We did an early one to see the Sun rise, though by the time we got there the sun was out already. Totally okay. Water was provided by our tour guide. He gave us some history on Diamond Head and then dropped us off and gave us 2 hours to explore before getting picked up. Thank you Jonah from Fun Hawaii Group! Aaaand we were on our way! Paths were clean and clear of overgrown plants for the most part. My wife and l hike regularly so we didn't feel the hike was bad at all. Weather was perfect (it rained on us a bjt too which was unexpected but fun) and it wasn't a long hike either. There are steps involved which we enjoyed for the added cardio! When we made it to the top it was breathtaking! The views of the ocean and the mountains were beautiful! Still find myself looking at photos. It was truly magical. We were in paradise!

    Hiking Diamond Head State Monument is honestly one of my favorite things to do when I visit Oʻahu…read more It's about a 1.6 mile round trip hike and took us around 1.5-2 hours, but this can vary depending on stops and crowds. I'd say it's a moderate hike--not super long, but you definitely feel it. There's a pretty significant incline, especially toward the end with all the stairs, so it gets your heart rate up for sure. The path isn't paved, so it's a mix of rocky, uneven ground and dirt trails, and it can get a bit muddy if it's rained recently. There are also these dark tunnels you walk through, which was actually really cool and made it feel a little more adventurous (just use your phone flashlight). The best part is definitely the view at the top. You get these insane panoramic views of Waikīkī and the ocean--totally worth the climb. A couple quick tips: make reservations before you go, get there early because it gets hot fast, bring water, and wear decent shoes (especially if it's been rainy). Also expect a little waiting in tight spots like the stairs near the top. Overall, it's a fun hike and 100% worth it if you're visiting.

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    This park has always held a special space in my heart. There's a certain special power at this…read moreparticular park that I can't put my fingers on. Located just across from Kaimana Beach, I come here after my weekday swims to dry off in the sun and immerse in its solitude. When here, the world feels quieter, calmer -- like everything noisy in my head softens to a whisper and the litter of cluttered thoughts melt away with each song of the birds. Maybe it's the mana of the ancients still lingering, guarding the spirit of this cultural sanctuary. A memory of Hawaiʻi from a simpler time, still alive in the bones of the land. Opened in 1877 by King Kalākaua and named for Queen Kapiʻolani, it ranks among the oldest public parks on Oʻahu -- sprawling across about 300 acres. The loop around the park is about 1.7 miles. Originally a Horse Racing Venue, the land was initially created for the Kapiʻolani Park Association, which organized horse racing events for Hawaiian royalty and elite families. The racetrack, called the Kapiʻolani Park Race Track, was a central attraction and helped foster equestrian culture among the aliʻi (nobility). Presently, it's also home to the Honolulu Zoo, Waikīkī Shell and the Bandstand, home of the Royal Hawaiian Band. With Diamond Head towering over the park like a gatekeeper, the park is scattered with all kinds of trees -- coconut palms swaying hypnotically in the breeze, monkeypods stretching wide, and banyan trees casting deep shade for anyone escaping the midday sun. These trees also serve as homes to all sorts of birds: the bold Red-crested Cardinal, the bright green Rose-ringed Parakeet, and the graceful Manu o Kū -- Honolulu's official bird. They're pure white seabirds that nest impossibly on bare tree branches. Of all the trees here, the banyan is my fave. They're spectacular in how they grow -- with long roots that drop from their branches like ropes. When those roots touch the ground, they become new trunks, and the tree keeps expanding outward. What starts as a single tree becomes something that looks like an entire forest. To me, the banyan is a living symbol of community. The strongest among us aren't the ones who stand alone -- they're the ones who grow wide enough to support others. Every branch sends down roots, not to separate, but to deepen connection. Over time, what began as one becomes a sheltering canopy for many. Kapiʻolani Park is peaceful during the day, but it comes alive in the evenings. You'll hear the joyful sounds of kids playing soccer and football, people doing yoga under the trees, and families laid out on picnic blankets under the fading sun. There's plenty of metered parking -- just 25 cents for 30 minutes, probably the cheapest in the city -- but fair warning: spots fill up fast in the evenings. Parking is free on the mountain side of the park. But that also fills up quickly in the evenings and weekends. Peace

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    Kaimuki

    My old stomping grounds for B-ball & tennis…read more... It's been more than three decades since I last got on a basketball court to shoot some hoops, and it's nice to see that the Kapaolono Community Park is trying to up keep their facilities. This community park has a special place in my heart as I spent many hours here playing basketball, tennis, & baseball/softball. Kapaolono has a very large field, great for baseball & softball. Two tennis courts, & two basketball courts. They also have a swimming pool here, but I've never had a chance to use it. A few things I noticed about myself when I got back on the basketball court - 1. I noticed I had a little trouble dribbling the basketball, due to the neuropathy in my fingers. 2. I can still shoot the ball pretty well. 8 out of 10 on the freethrow line ain't too bad for an old fart like me. Lol! 3. Man, I am out of shape! If young kids asked me to join in on a pick-up game, I'd probably have to pass to prevent a heart-attack! Lol! 4. There are cracks on the basketball court, but at least the cracks are not craters! Lol! Still a great Community Park to visit & get some exercise! Gotta keep moving, to keep da old man out!

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