Great community center with a lot to do. The gym has most basic equipment that you will need for a…read moreworkout and generally does not get too crowded. The pool is great too. However their limited hours makes it less ideal if you plan to get a workout in after work.

The staff at the rec center are excellent: very flexible, supportive and friendly. We started to…read moreuse the rec center over the last two years given our return to the community (after many years away). Great for guests, scouting (which they hosted a pack for over 40 years), judo (which they hosted a club for over 15 years), and many other activities. The courts, pool and rec halls are well kept up

What a beautiful room for dancing! 11,000 square feet of eucalyptus floor, high ceilings, windows…read moreall the way down both sides. Free ballroom dance lessons Wednesdays 10:30 to noon, free practice noon to 2:30. Go to dancefeveroahu.com for all the Palladium scheduled dance events...HAPPY DANCING!

The Ala Wai Palladium, 404 Kapahulu Ave. 2nd floor, Honolulu, HI 96815 The Ala Wai Palladium is a…read moreCity & County owned Venue, located on the 2nd floor of the Ala Wai Golf Course Club House. The Palladium has a 11,000 square foot Eucalyptus wood floor, is Air Conditioned, and has FREE parking. This City & County venue is always alcohol free so ALL AGES are welcome! It is the top venue for ballroom dancing in Hawaii. Many non-profit Dance Clubs host dances and lessons here.There is FREE noon-2:45pm social dancing with a DJ playing ballroom, swing & Latin dance music on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays all year long except State Holidays. Most Ballroom dances are hosted on Friday & Saturday evenings 6-9pm. Salsa or West Coast Swing dances, including lessons are often on Sunday evenings. Many of these events can be found on a dedicated volunteer's website: http://www.dancefeveroahu.com/

Camp Hawkins is right outside of Camp Smith through the side pedestrian access gate to Aiea loop…read moretrail. IThere is a stone cabin built in 1943 located here. I believe that it is currently used as a Boy Scout / Girl Scout camp. At one time they were great views of central Oahu towards Diamond Head from this ridge, but the trees have grown and it is not as spectacular as before. There are picnic tables around the area that would make a great place to come and enjoy a secluded lunch, if you are working on Camp Smith.

Such a great party space for kids, adults, families of all sizes!…read moreAvailable to Mililani HOA members only FYI. Lots of parking, ammenities including clean bathrooms, jacuzzi, grills, trash cans maintained by maintenance staff. Had a blast recently celebrating using the pool. Concession stand plus Starbucks available on site! 10/10!

Summer is here and Rec 7 is in good use for Sunday family fun. Who needs a staycation?…read more You can slide down the hill if you bring your own cardboard. The pool is beautiful with what looks like 3 lifeguards on duty. You can rent a pavilion for your own little enclave to picnic by bringing your own food and drinks supplemented by CPK pizza, salad, Mac & cheese for the kiddies. Starting to drizzle? Doesn't bother all the people in the pool. You can even purchase shave ice and coffee here. Hot fun in the summer time. This is the life. Hubs chose this venue for his birthday celebration with the grandkiddies. You know the nursery rhyme about Jack n Jill? Well... today hubs was Jack, not steady on his feet coming down the hill and took a big spill down the hill. Maybe he thought he was young at heart.

One of the great things about living at Hokuloa townhomes in Kaneohe is the pool and rec center…read more It's a great lap pool, it is always well kept, the pool area is ample and has a baby pool as well, so if you are having a kid's birthday party or an adult get together, there's alot of room to mingle and sit down. It has BBQs as well. The rec center is one of the best I've seen by homeowner's standards. Roomy, clean, indoors, restrooms, fridge, sink, stove tables, chairs and a long counter to set up food on. It's a great venue to rent out for an event. The one drawback is you have to live there, or know someone that does I wanna say it's around $100- $150 to rent. Located in the Temple Valley area, across from Koolau Center where Times Market and McDonald's is. Plenty of parking on the street. I would befriend a homeowner or move in to take advantage !@ LOL

Lots of parking. Clean restrooms Facilities are excellent! I live in Liliha and make the drive…read moreout there for my kids. Bonus..... On the weekends I go there there's food trucks on the top side.

Local park near the shopping mall that has Babies R Us, TJ Maxx, etc…read more Entrance is not really noticeable and not too many parking. The security guards don't like you parking at the mall if your going to the park so be aware of where you park. My husband coaches football here so we are here every day of the week M- F. There are restrooms but they aren't very clean and around 4ish, 5ish a lot of high school kids hang around the restrooms but not bothersome to the kids or parents. The park is very nice other then that, alot of shaded areas. And we do enjoy it here.

Updating my review because I have now officially stayed in the yurts, cabins, and the updated…read morehales. All have their pros and cons, but overall each experience is 5-stars. Starting off with the cheapest option, the cabins. Price range from $220-$250 a night. There is one full-sized bed and two separate bunk beds which accommodate up to 6 people. There's AC, mini fridge, microwave, and bathroom inside with toilet and shower. Con is that there is no lanai with grill. The Yurts also accommodate 6 people and go for $250-$300 a night, with Kama'aina saving an extra 10% Monday-Thursday from Sept.-April. There are 2 sets of bunk beds, a microwave, grill, and power strips inside to charge all of your devices etc. My favorite part of the Yurt is the lanai with picnic table, grill, and beautiful views of the ocean with direct access to the beach. Con is that the toilet and showers are located outdoors. But who doesn't love a beach shower? The most expensive are the Hale units which are newly renovated and go for $360-$400 a night and accommodate up to 5 people with a queen bed and 2 bunk beds. There's 2 AC units, full sized kitchen, indoor bathroom, and a rooftop area with panoramic views of the mountains and ocean. This is the most luxurious stay with the only real con being further away from the ocean (maybe 500 feet from the beach).

Camp Erdman is an amazing place. It's away from tourist and gives you the peace and quiet everyone…read moreshould experience. A place like no other!!!

Indoor rock climbing for youngins and adults…read more Complete and sign an online waiver form per person in advance. Dress comfortable, wear socks, and bring hydration flask. Street parking only on Uke'e St or surrounding area in Waipio Gentry. Rental shoes and chalk are available. Visit their website for deets. Staff will provide verbal and safety instructions, guidance, and tips. There's a yoga room, restroom, and mezzanine upstairs with posted rules. There's a refillable hydration station, cubbies to place your belongings and footwear downstairs. There are ceiling fans running to stay cool. My son definitely enjoyed rock climbing, explored various levels, and had fun with his friends! If there's a will, there's a way. Huge gratitude to the staff and everyone who made it a memorable experience!

I came here as a visitor. So this review may not be a fair one. This gym maybe a good option to…read morestay active and get some exercise. They offer discounted membership just like any other gym. I just sat here to watch my daughter climb. You will get some chalk dust fly to your clothes and will smell some sweat of hard, working, climbers. Rock climbing seems to be pretty popular among Gen Z.