Low key area with outdoor seating and beautiful scenery and shade. This was our first time here and…read morewon't be the last.

This is a beautiful spot. Quiet, calm. Couldn't ask for a better place to rest or paint!read more

What you see is what you get!…read more At first, I was just going to write a review to get this place on the grid. Then, I thought this review could serve a better purpose, so here goes... Plain and simple... This is just a park - no bells and whistles. No jungle gym. No picnic tables. Just a big, open, grassy area. Today, there were a few City Workers doing some maintenance on the chain link fence, so it was "safer". Sometimes, there are some unsavory characters lurking around. Instead, the feral chickens were roaming freely. Recently, a new parking lot was added to this property which is shared by the Kaneohe Public Library. An accessible pathway runs from the parking lot to the park, equipped with handrails. There's a functional restroom for men and women. The women's side has 2 stalls with doors. One stall had a large roll of Bathroom Tissue. The driveway could improve as it is steep and could used new pavement. Today, I also noticed that there were fresh white lines on the field, in anticipation of soccer season. The goal posts are usually present and ready for action. Now that I think about it, I really appreciate this park more since there were no parks like this in the neighborhood where I was raised. This park is a great addition to our community as it ultimately promotes teamwork and good sportsmanship. Our keiki can learn valuable life lessons here! Hawaii no ka oi!

What a BEAUTIFUL PARK!!!!…read more The Kaneohe District Park is kinda out of my way, as I don't live on the windward side of Oahu, but I mainly came here today as I had to get tested for Covid-19, and this Kaneohe location had some open appointment slots which I was able to secure. Since I don't live in Kaneohe, I had to do a quick search on Yelp & used the Yelp app. to guide me to the Kaneohe District park which was about 15 miles away from my house (not too bad at all). Upon arriving at the park, I didn't realize that the park covers two sides. When I say "two sides" I mean the Kaneohe District park is actually separated between a main street thoroughfare. From what I could see, the park had a very nice gymnasium, tennis courts, (4) baseball diamonds, supah LARGE grass field that can be used for either soccer, or football, a skateboard park, basketball courts, & a jungle gym for the little ones. Parking here is plentiful, and there were comfort stations on both sides of the park for your convenience. If I lived close by to this park, I could see myself coming here with Makana everyday. But since it's a wee bit out of my way to get here, just to visit the Kaneohe District Park and see what's going on here is cool by me!

If you live on the Windward side and have kids, dogs, and love picnics, this is the perfect park…read more It's huge and has plenty of free parking. For kids, there's a skateboard area, which I see quite a few kids enjoying it. Baseball diamonds, tennis & pickleball courts,football, basketball and a free community pool. We go there to meet some dog owners, and it has plenty of grassy fields to run with your dogs,(on a leash) have a picnic, or enjoy an evening stroll with your loved one. Be careful of prior rainy days, some areas can get muddy. It's a very enjoyable neighborhood park.

Maybe my OCD kicked in because it bothered me that this Park in Kaneohe didn't have any photos or…read morereviews for it... Let's take care of that now!!! First of all, I couldn't find the entrance to this Park. The directions on my GPS led me to a dead end street. I had to move the pin on the Yelp app to the place where Kapunahala District Park is located on the map. Editing has been submitted! There is a building with a sign that reads "Kapunahala Playground". Maybe this place was a "Playground" before it became a "Park". I'm not sure since Kaneohe is not my Hometown... I just live here... haha! I guess you would normally enter this Park either from the Kapunahala Elementary School side or the from the set of stairs that lead up to the playground from Anoi Road. It was empty except for a guy walking his dog at 7:30am on a Saturday. There were some feral chickens roaming around the large grassy area. The paved volleyball court is waiting for a net and the two paved basketball courts also look inviting. The only thing is that it's not covered, so when it rains - and it rains unexpectedly - it'll get messy... That's why the restroom is convenient - along with the water fountains. The baseball area has two dugouts and two sets of bleachers for the audiences. There's also a jungle gym for the younger children - it's nice and colorful with a padded ground! This park looks relatively safe and has many options for families with tables and benches for picnics. I'll check it out again some weekend when people are around and report back! TTFN!

This park is located next to Kapunahala Elementary School. It has a great basketball court and…read morevolleyball court, as well as play equipment suited for ages 5-12. Lots of grass, trees, and what looks like a baseball field. Public restrooms available, as well as shaded seating areas. Tons of street parking and parking available at the school. Would recommend for anyone looking for a nice quiet park. Will be back again.

I finally got to visit this famous botanical garden. The views are so beautiful. I feel like the…read morewalk to the lake and around to the parking lot felt a bit short. I wish it had more of a pathway that was paved to follow, but other than that just being here was an amazing experience. Definitely a photo-worthy visit and it's worth all the hype. I think the other botanical gardens have more paths that are paved to follow, but this one just has breathtaking views with the mountain in the background.

Absolutely breathtaking place to visit while you're in Hawaii. Free for the public, not free from…read moreconsequences, PLEASE respect the garden, the locals, and the rules when coming! Highly recommend coming as soon as they open, the earlier the better. Parking will be hard to come by once it's been open a few hours. Beautiful scenery to take plenty of pictures of!

Not open to public, small fence to hop during non school hours. Easily the best playground on…read moreisland. Shame they don't "open" it to the public on the weekend

Enter the dreamland of playground wonderland!…read more As I was searching on Yelp for Aikahi Elementary School for their Swap Meet event the first thing that popped up was their Playground...!?! So random...No...have you seen this land of happy dreams even as an adult. First thing you see is the giant Dragon with each scale encase a tile with art by children and those tiles are at entrance area as well. I wanted to take more pictures but it was filled with children "of course lol!" and didn't want to take their faces but the rock wall, Turtle hideaway, even a tree house looking play area I was just so impressed. I assume it's exclusively for the school students but open to all on this day did draw an impressive crowd understandably, and what a great environment to have the kids go outside and just have fun. So highly recommended the drive for any events they may have as this is an impressive park that will please all ages! Thank you!

Date of visit: July 23, 2023…read more Parking: A small lot with free parking Offerings: View of the ocean Small playground Restrooms Picnic tables Wild chickens Experience: After getting food from Foodland, one of our friends decided to have us go here to sit down and eat. I did not know what to expect, so it was nice rolling up to a small park by the beach and being also perplexed by why there were so many chickens roaming around. Definitely had my Disney princess share of having chickens surround us while we sat down during such a beautiful, but windy day by the shoreline. Once we were done eating, some of us explored by the water and took pictures by a tree that was hanging over the edge of the water. It was a good teaser for us for the rest of the trip when it came to how the beaches would be and got me excited to see what other adventures were in store for us from this moment on since it was our first day there.

Great local park with a small playground, access to the ocean, bathrooms and parking. The view of…read morethe ocean is absolutely beautiful and it was not crowded when I went on a Sunday afternoon. Minus stars because there are a lot of chickens and birds that will hover around you when you have food. Also, the grass was very rocky and uncomfortable to lay down on even with a beach towel. I would bring a yoga or workout mat to lay down on the next time! I love that it's only a short drive from places like Foodland, Gotz grinds and other local spots with great food!

Park is a peaceful, local spot that's ideal if you want a view, a picnic, or a short break by the…read morewater. It won't replace a full sandy beach for swimming or sunbathing, but for what it is, it's charming, accessible, and pleasant. Great for early mornings, a quiet hang‑out, or casual recreation. Found this place by our resort in Kāne'ohe. Wonderful spot for sunset.

Such a peaceful hidden gem! Laenani Neighborhood Park is the perfect spot to relax, enjoy the ocean…read moreview, and soak up some fresh air. The park is well-kept, with plenty of open space and a beautiful backdrop of the water. It's a great place for a morning walk, a quiet picnic, or just unwinding away from the crowds. The scenery is amazing, and the vibe is super laid-back. Parking is easy, and it never feels too packed. If you're looking for a serene spot to enjoy nature, this is definitely worth checking out!