Geiger Community Park

1.5 mi

We've been living in Ho'opili since 2017 and were so excited when Konane Park opened. It's been…read moresuch a great addition to our community! There's always a nice mix of people from all over the island who come to visit--many even call it the "Fruit Park" or "Apple Park." For us, it's extra special because it's right across the street from our home, making it so convenient to enjoy. The park is well maintained weekly through our community fees, and the trees here are amazing--the ulu provides food, and the puakenikeni blossoms are perfect for making lei. We've even been able to spread a few lauhala seeds, adding to the natural beauty. Konane Park is truly a gathering place that reflects the spirit of Ho'opili.

Konane park is not a community park, it is for Hoopili community members only. It is not a for…read morecommunity use.

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Hoalauna Community Park

(36 reviews)

0.7 mi

See LOW RATED YELLOW STARS, don't be too quick to make a judgment call and decide not to go…read more Sometimes it's best to check it out for yourself than to assume it won't meet your expectations. This is exactly what happened to me! As we turned the corner bend, "Whoaaaaa this park is spacious and the playground is colorful"! Need to say both me and my son was super excited to check it out! 1) This is Park has its own lot. No need to worry about Parking on the street like most. There are ample parking. 2) Restroom is not your typical Park Restroom! From the outside is a small building on the right side of the playground. The Women's Restroom is very clean inside with 2 stalls (1 small / 1 large) and the best part it has *Baby Changing Station*, *Seat Covers* & *Soap Dispenser*! If you need to bring your baby in a stroller, no need to worry about getting the wheels dirty and wet. 3) Can't say enough how the colors really brightens the mood and has my son excited to play! It's safe for ages 3+ and with a fun challenge in the middle to get their mind stimulated. 4) Here's a fun twist, on the left side there's a Fitness Equipment Area. It's super convenient to incorporate a quick workout while your keiki play at the playground (of course, if they're old enough to play without assistance). Either way, there's playing space for both parents and keiki! 5) If you're an Ohana with a Family Dog, there's also a fenced off Doggy Area to the far left! I haven't been inside, but from the outside it looks quite roomy for the doggies to run around. 6) Alongside with the great variety of choices, there's a large field of grass! Perfect space to have practices, large groups to workout, let the keiki run around loose, and even kite flying! As large as this park is, you may want to bring an umbrella or baby tent for shade as there's not really anywhere to relax other than a tree in the back or near the restrooms. Upside, there's 3 tables if you want to kau kau as well! Hoalauna Community Park hits all the aspects you'd want for everyone! Let me tell you, it's a "ONE STOP SHOP"!

What more can you ask for in a community park?…read more Hoalauna provides something for everyone in your family, no matter their age! Your fur babies, too! 2 dog parks, multiple exercise equipments, playground for your little ones, picnic tables for you parents and kupuna's, an entire 30+ space parking lot, CLEAN restrooms; need I say more? There is also a ginormous grassy area that can be great to let your little ones one freely without getting too close to the road. One downside to the park; there isn't much shade. Aside from the minimal tree shade, and the shade from the umbrella partially covering the playground, there's not much to work with. Fixable by bringing your own umbrella (: We love this park! Mahalo to the previous yelper who mentioned that they allow parties here (with a permit). I'll definitely be looking into that for future events!

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This is my bitch "SADIE"

West Loch Shoreline Park

2.5 mi

Local park trail, paved mostly. Bikers, joggers and other walkers share the path…read more Petroleum pipe trail and parts of it smells like it. Some homeless camps in bushes/trees along trail.

Fun place to catch and release, get pretty good action, plenty stuffs from tilapia, oio, barracuda,…read morepapio. I ride my bike down and fish for a few hours and ride home. Only real complaint is that there are always dozens of middle age haole dudes on their e-bikes ripping around the trails.

Bike path

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Sand Park Playground

4.4

(14 reviews)

4.8 mi

The playground itself is very nice but a bunch of still water and mosquitoes near the benches. The…read morebenches are rusted through with jagged metal and sprinklers have created still water ponds under all shaded sitting areas.

This park is for big kids. There are a couple young-children appropriate slides on the back side of…read morethis playground that my 3.5 yr old and 2 yr old were able to play on. But, the end of the slide is quite a way off the ground so it was a little difficult for the 3.5 yr old to hop off of. We had to carry the 2 yr old off. There are prickly weeds that grow around the back and sides. Since it's a sand playground, you can't see the loose prickly pieces and both my daughter and I got poked. It did look like a lot of fun for the other older kids and we'll probably try when my kids are a bit older so hopefully they'll do some landscaping on the weeds by then. We also saw a few kids spitting water in the sand and making spit-water sand balls. Gross.

The rotunda

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Sundial Park

3.3

(4 reviews)

3.0 mi

I saw landscapers there this week, and hopefully they maintain it frequently. Lots of young…read morefamilies use it frequently.

I appreciate that this park is walking distance and intimate for young kids in the area. Although,…read moreI'd appreciate it if it's kept cleaned at all times and the slides are wiped down so there isn't black tar looking steaks on there. The park is great but it not usually kept with leaves everywhere and trash not picked up. It's an enjoyable park so please keep it clean at all times.

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Kaonohi Neighborhood Park

4.7

(12 reviews)

8.0 mi

Close neighborhood park with a pretty good playground. Basket ball court for older kids and fun…read moreplayground for young kids. Theres also a large field up the top of the hill for throwing footballs or soccer balls.

Nice playground, but the bathrooms are 99% of the time closed. Basketball courts right next the…read moreapparatus. Ample parking so long as no sports events are going on

Tennis court , basketball court

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Bathroom area

Ewa Mahiko District Park

(13 reviews)

0.8 mi

I've only used the pickleball courts at this park and very happy that there are so many and that…read morethey are in good shape. Wish there were more courts on Oahu like this. Some of the courts and the large community building in used for other sports.

This park has a comfort station next to the parking lot. It has a well manicured field. Throwing a…read moreFrisbee to tossing a football no problem, lots of space. Most trees are around the parking lot. Enjoy

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Kapolei Regional Park

(40 reviews)

2.6 mi

Nice field and great area to watch my granddaughter play flag football. My family enjoys watching…read morethe kids play flag football with the boys and my granddaughter loves playing the game too.

Good park but just posting in hopes this gets repaired before someone gets hurt. Metal barb…read moresticking out of the rope.

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Good park. Just wanted to post in hopes it gets repair before someone gets hurt. Metal bar sticking out of the rope.

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Park time!

Kamokila Community Park

3.2

(6 reviews)

5.1 mi

Ugh! I was excited while searching up parks on the west side that provided shade but this one was…read morestraight pilau (dirty)! Looks like it needs a good power wash and another mom told me sometimes there's glass everywhere. Beautiful shade canopy and glad there's a bathroom but that's all there is. We will not be back.

Came here to let the kids play. It's in a nice location with lots of parking. The only…read moredisappointing thing is some of the ground is missing. The park workers should also make sure there's grass surrounding because the dirt is crazy.

Beautiful small community...Honokai Hale

Playtime

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Shaded play ground

Thomas H Gentry Community Park

(5 reviews)

1.0 mi

Ewa by Gentry homeowners (and renters/tenants of an Ewa by Gentry home) are privy to a community…read morecenter that's exclusively for them. Located on Keaunui Drive next to Thomas H. Gentry Community Park sits a lone structure that houses an outdoor lap pool and party pavillions. Having a community center like this is a huge plus because here in Hawaii there is no such thing as a "small party." There are two pavilions available for rental: LARGE PAVILION: - maximum capacity is 88 people - that provides 16 tables and seating for 88 people - damage deposit check of $275.000 - rental fee with pool access for $375.00 - rental fee without pool access $275.00 - minimum time to rent pavilion is 5 hours - additional hourly rate if your event surpasses 5 hours is $55.00/hr - additional hourly rate for pool time if your event surpasses 5 hours is $25.00/hr - FULL KITCHEN AVAILABLE ON PREMISE SMALL PAVILION: - maximum capacity is 39 people - that provides 8 tables and 39 chairs - damage deposit check of $175.00 - rental fee with pool access for $275.00 - rental fee without pool access is $175.00 - minimum time to rent pavilion is 5 hours - additional hourly rate if your event surpasses 5 hours is $35.00/hr - additional hourly rate for pool time if your event surpasses 5 hours is $25.00 - NO KITCHEN AVAILABLE FOR SMALL PAVILION Also note there there NO LIFEGUARDS OR ATTENDANTS ON DUTY TO PROVIDE SUPERVISION. What I love about this place is that your guests can get as loud as they want because there is no immediate housing nearby that would complain of noise pollution. It's a great venue for parties that require more space than your home or perhaps something not the size of a banquet room at a hotel or country club. Perfect for the "small" local parties. There is tons of parking specific to this community center but also tons of available non-metered street parking. There is also a resident pool membership if your specific housing does not have a pool. The fee is an annual rate of $50.00 for head of household and $15.00 for each additional household member who is 7 years and older. There's a pool schedule that allots for open swims, swim clubs and lessons as well as overnight lap swims (it's an additional fee to have access to night swims). In my opinion, this is such a great asset to the growing Ewa plain community. The only downside is that this community center is that it's for all Ewa by Gentry (can't have just one if you're gonna build up the entire west side of Oahu). This is strictly a community center with no recreational equipment (like a gym or workout equipment).

Pool is super nice and bathrooms are clean but whoever was working at the pool today (lady) was…read morevery rude. My friends and I came in and the lady asked for his name (valid) and how many guests to which he replied 4. She said "you know its usually $7 per guest" and side eyed us?? $7/person is fine, whatever, we'll pay it but all that attitude and proceeded not to charge us anyway?? We swam for a bit and at 755p, i guess it closes at 7:45, she walked to the deck and said "the pool closed 10 mins ago! you guys need to leave!" but there was people still swimming laps in the pool? and she never said anything to them? Idkkk just rubbed us the wrong way especially from the jump when all she had to do was check his name and let us in. Her body language, tone and attitude said everything we needed to know about her ... Giving insecure in my opinion! We all work customer service and we get having bad days but she is downright unprofessional and disrespectful.

Gentry Park in the morning

Enjoying our breakfast & coffee. Saturday morning

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White Plains Beach

(113 reviews)

2.2 mi

White Plains Beach is an out of the way beach mostly frequented by locals or military. It's not one…read moreof the famous beaches, like Waikiki or Kailua, or even one of the resorts like Aulani or Turtle Bay, so not as crowded. FPO and I went on a Friday afternoon. There's a good-sized parking lot. Given that it was a beautiful day, it wasn't that crowded. The beach is isolated enough that you'll often see seals in the area. Locals know to give them plenty of space. For the adventurous tourist who may find this beach, make sure to keep a clear distance if you encounter one. They like swimming in the small surf and dozing on the sand.

This was my first time here. I typically don't like to go to beaches that don't have parking spots…read moreso I really liked that there was plenty of parking here, which made visiting super convenient. There are also restrooms available, although I didn't get the chance to check the cleanliness or overall condition. The area feels very peaceful and relaxing, with lots of benches perfectly placed to enjoy the view of the water. I especially loved coming here early at 6 am in the morning to watch the sunrise and see the surfers out catching waves!

Sunset

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Pu'uloa Beach Park

4.5

(8 reviews)

2.6 mi

Nice and clean beach. I would say above average because of it's amenities. Large grassy area,…read morebathrooms and showers, picnic tables, lots of parking, etc. Very few people so it's quite peaceful. The only disappointment is the beach's close proximity to a shooting range, so if you're annoyed by constant fire crackers going off, then this beach might not be for you. I had ear buds in so wasn't too much of an issue. Enjoy the beach!

As a youngster I used to pick edible seaweed here. Not so plentiful anymore since pickers would…read morepick the young off the coral base. This did not allow more reproduction. Too bad. Locals would make a seaweed salad similar to coleslaw

Downtown Honolulu, Waikiki, Diamond Head, canoe

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Right before sunset 10/23/2024

Pu'uloa Beach

(40 reviews)

3.5 mi

Amazing experience from start to finish. The staff is incredibly knowledgeable and welcoming, and…read morethe plant selection is top tier--everything is healthy and well cared for. Prices are fair for the quality you get, and the location is beautiful. It's also super convenient since Puʻuloa Beach is right next door, which makes the visit even better. Highly recommend stopping by.

I don't have many pictures of the beach but I do have pictures of my dog enjoying it!…read more After finding out about this beach months ago, I've been coming over pretty often! It's one of the cleanest, quietest beach near kapolei. That is not common to come by! Prior entering to the beach, you do have to drive to Kapalina Beach Homes (beach side apartment rentals) and go through security. Once you let security know you're heading to the beach, they'll grab a pic of your insurance car and license plate. I have had no issues entering this cute village. The beach is so spacious, you'll for sure find an area where you could be far from others. There were chairs and umbrellas that are set up for anyone's use. If you're feeling snacky, the D'lish at the beach is a great bar/grill that is reasonably priced. I've seen family have big patty's in the pavilion. Also have seen people use the multiple grills around the beach entrance. My favorite perk of the beach is that it's dog friendly! What a gem of a place to discover.

Iroquoi point

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Kapilina Beach

3.5

(12 reviews)

2.9 mi

great spot for the beach if you're on this side of the island!…read more It might be a little troublesome to get into the beach access since you need to check in with the guard and show paperwork, but it's well worth it because the beaches are so much cleaner and less crowded. I love how they have lounge chairs and poop bags for your pup too! Lots of parking nearby but a little tight. all the end stalls are bigger. theres even a little restaurant nearby just in case you're hungry!

What's the name of this beach??? Kapilina Beach? Because it's located in the Kapilina Beach Home…read morecommunity? Iroquois Beach? Because it's located in Iroquois Point in Ewa Beach? In any case, this is not a beach that you happen to find as you explore the island. You have to WANT to come here and can be a PAIN to get to. First, it's located at the furthest end of Ewa Beach - a 40 minute drive from downtown Honolulu. Second, while it is technically a public beach, it is only accessible via a guarded/gated community (Kapilina Beach Homes), which means you need to show your driver's license, car registration and insurance at the security gate. Third, the area is patrolled by military police (as it is government land) who are not shy about pulling you over if you are not strictly following the road rules. Anyway, your best bet is to befriend someone who lives here. Then you can park close to the beach (versus visitor parking) and can have access to the other beach amenities (cabanas, beach chairs, umbrellas, bbq grills, etc.) The beach itself is quiet and uncrowded. Great view of the airport and Pearl Harbor so you can watch the planes come and go. The sand quality is pretty coarse - definitely not the best. Certain areas are dog friendly (on leash). Other areas allow fishing. Check out the D'lish snack bar for food, drink and live music (in the evenings). Pretty much a private beach for those living in the community and a hidden gem for the rest of the island.

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The Salvation Army Kroc Center

(220 reviews)

1.7 mi

We've really loved being members at the Kroc Center. The facility is always so clean, organized,…read moreand well maintained, and the staff has consistently been kind and welcoming every time we've been there. We love the food area, I personally love using the gym, and my husband, kids, and I all really enjoy the pool and water area. The kids have also had such a great experience with the sports clinics. It's just such a positive, family-friendly environment overall, and you can tell a lot of care goes into the facility and programs. We're very grateful to have such a great family facility here on Oahu!

This is a great place! You get access to a gym, a warm swimming pool with lanes, and lots of other…read morewater spots for the kids and family to have fun! They always have a few lifeguards on duty, and the pool even has a rock climbing area. How unique! They have a lot of other programs you can sign up for and even do plays sometimes throughout the year. This is in my opinion one of the best recreational centers on Oahu! The staff is awesome here. They are helpful and friendly! There is also a place where they serve coffee and food. Affordability wise, considering the variety of amenities they have including pickleball tournaments and the option for family plans, you get a lot of value much more than you would get with a typical gym membership. We pay roughly $100 a month for a small family and so that's a great value in my opinion!

Kids splashing around. There were lifeguards too, so we had the ability to relax.

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Malla S.

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5 years ago

Good park to have a party and the workers at the park are so nice and helpful. The bathrooms are clean and park is nice

Jake V.

10

46

8

12 years ago

Big park with lots of areas for the kids

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16 Acres Park in Mililani, Oahu, Hawaii…read more.. I didn't know where 16 Acres Park was - even though I was born and raised on the Island of Oahu... lol! Why? Maybe because I hardly go to Mililani; my family doesn't live there; and I don't play soccer or basketball. Haha! I googled 16 Acres Park because I was supposed to meet someone there to pick up a gigantic prize package that I had won on Instagram. I gave them my phone number so they could text me when they arrived at the park after they finished work in Waialua. I used GPS to find Makaunulau Community Park (AKA 16 Acres Park) and parked near the restroom where there was a sign with the park's name. I texted a photo of the restroom to the contact person and they weren't familiar with this area of the park! I stated that there was no parking lot... and I saw a baseball diamond right in front of me and basketball courts far away. Eventually, she found me (I don't even know her name), and she helped me put all of the prizes in my car! Thank you to: Kobayashi Crew Country_kine_grinds: smoked meat and smoked marlin dip Scoop Scoops: 4 containers of sherbet Livs_mixx: 3 containers of flavored gummy candy jnjpupus - 2 kinds of chili pepper water d_the_salsa_slanga: 2 containers of salsa chats_sweets_xnx_things: dozen Brownanas dat_resinplug - 3 custom made shot glasses Lillyjoyhawaii - jar of lilikoi butter Mahalo plenty!!! Note: I drove around to the playground area where the parking lot was - to take a look. Gee! This is a REALLY big park! The restroom is so far from the parking lot ... like 16 acres away!

Haven't had the issue of needing to use the bathroom while on the playground & basketball court…read moreside yet. But it will be a hassle to hold it and either walk to the bathroom across the park or simply drive there. I'm not fond of public restrooms so it's best to hold it til I get home. TMI, but let's be honest here. Those would be my plans..but for the kids sake, yikes! Playground is nice but located towards the corner with only a fence to block kiddos from running to the parking lot but definitely will not stop them from running on the road.. It could use some improvements: fenced off playground and a bathroom facility closer to the parking lot side. However, yes obviously parents should keep an eye on the kiddos at all times and not play the darn PoGo game. Nonetheless, my family and I will always choose to frequent this park the most. Very spacious, ample parking, and a great place to teach my son how to ride a bike.

Kipapa Neighborhood Park

(8 reviews)

There is no parking lot at this park so you have to park along the road. It gets extremely crowded…read moreif there is a baseball game going on. Restrooms are as clean as any other park restroom. It is very close to Mililani shopping center. You can walk right across the street and it's there.

Lovely park we always walk past when walking our dog and it's always clean and normally has a…read morelittle league game occupying the ball field!

Patsy T. Mink Central Oahu Regional Park

4.4

(105 reviews)

Playing field is a walk from the parking. View is gorgeous. Not sure where it is and thank…read moregoodness never needed to use the restroom there. Sloping so if you're hauling a wagon with your chairs and drinks look for the easiest slope to reach the field the game is at.

We really enjoy spending time at this park, especially in the evenings. My husband and I often grab…read moresmoothies and take a walk around the loop. The path is paved, wide, and stroller/ tricycle/ scooter-friendly, so it works well for both adults and kids. The whole place has a calm, welcoming vibe. There are enough people around that it doesn't feel empty, but never crowded. There are several playgrounds scattered along the loop, which makes them great "pit stops" if you're there with kids. The playgrounds aren't brand new, but they're in decent condition and set on rubber flooring. They're perfect for active toddlers and slightly older kids. Our two-year-old can enjoy the slides and smaller features without it feeling overwhelming or dangerous. The only thing I wish is that there were a few more benches near the playgrounds for parents to sit and relax. The park itself is beautiful, with lots of trees providing shade and greenery that stays fresh even in the hotter months. Lately, the flowering trees have been blooming with pinkish-yellow blossoms. There are also picnic tables and restrooms available (didn't check the restrooms personally, but they're there).

Konane Neighborhood Park

4.2

We've been living in Ho'opili since 2017 and were so excited when Konane Park opened. It's been…read moresuch a great addition to our community! There's always a nice mix of people from all over the island who come to visit--many even call it the "Fruit Park" or "Apple Park." For us, it's extra special because it's right across the street from our home, making it so convenient to enjoy. The park is well maintained weekly through our community fees, and the trees here are amazing--the ulu provides food, and the puakenikeni blossoms are perfect for making lei. We've even been able to spread a few lauhala seeds, adding to the natural beauty. Konane Park is truly a gathering place that reflects the spirit of Ho'opili.

Konane park is not a community park, it is for Hoopili community members only. It is not a for…read morecommunity use.

Hoalauna Community Park

(36 reviews)

See LOW RATED YELLOW STARS, don't be too quick to make a judgment call and decide not to go…read more Sometimes it's best to check it out for yourself than to assume it won't meet your expectations. This is exactly what happened to me! As we turned the corner bend, "Whoaaaaa this park is spacious and the playground is colorful"! Need to say both me and my son was super excited to check it out! 1) This is Park has its own lot. No need to worry about Parking on the street like most. There are ample parking. 2) Restroom is not your typical Park Restroom! From the outside is a small building on the right side of the playground. The Women's Restroom is very clean inside with 2 stalls (1 small / 1 large) and the best part it has *Baby Changing Station*, *Seat Covers* & *Soap Dispenser*! If you need to bring your baby in a stroller, no need to worry about getting the wheels dirty and wet. 3) Can't say enough how the colors really brightens the mood and has my son excited to play! It's safe for ages 3+ and with a fun challenge in the middle to get their mind stimulated. 4) Here's a fun twist, on the left side there's a Fitness Equipment Area. It's super convenient to incorporate a quick workout while your keiki play at the playground (of course, if they're old enough to play without assistance). Either way, there's playing space for both parents and keiki! 5) If you're an Ohana with a Family Dog, there's also a fenced off Doggy Area to the far left! I haven't been inside, but from the outside it looks quite roomy for the doggies to run around. 6) Alongside with the great variety of choices, there's a large field of grass! Perfect space to have practices, large groups to workout, let the keiki run around loose, and even kite flying! As large as this park is, you may want to bring an umbrella or baby tent for shade as there's not really anywhere to relax other than a tree in the back or near the restrooms. Upside, there's 3 tables if you want to kau kau as well! Hoalauna Community Park hits all the aspects you'd want for everyone! Let me tell you, it's a "ONE STOP SHOP"!

What more can you ask for in a community park?…read more Hoalauna provides something for everyone in your family, no matter their age! Your fur babies, too! 2 dog parks, multiple exercise equipments, playground for your little ones, picnic tables for you parents and kupuna's, an entire 30+ space parking lot, CLEAN restrooms; need I say more? There is also a ginormous grassy area that can be great to let your little ones one freely without getting too close to the road. One downside to the park; there isn't much shade. Aside from the minimal tree shade, and the shade from the umbrella partially covering the playground, there's not much to work with. Fixable by bringing your own umbrella (: We love this park! Mahalo to the previous yelper who mentioned that they allow parties here (with a permit). I'll definitely be looking into that for future events!

Mililani Mauka Community Park

(5 reviews)

We've only been here for our children's cross country races so that's all I can comment on. It's a…read morenice large field for the kids to run around, not quite a mile even all the way around though. There isn't a parking lot, but there's lots of street parking all the way around (lower street or upper street and it loops). There is a public bathroom on the upper side of the field closest to the town houses. Even though I haven't really visited this park much, I don't really care for it's unleveled field. We don't normally play at parks on mountains so I'm sure that can't really be helped. I would just prefer my kids playing on a flat field, seems safer.

Dude, soccer and bubbles! What kid doesn't like these things. That's why we love this park. It's…read moreright up the road from us and it's large enough for multiple activities to take place at once. This park is highly used for sports whether it be baseball or soccer. That's also the downside. We like to blow big bubbles and kick the soccer ball around for fitness with the kiddo. I usually work into the late afternoon so the evening is our preferred time to get out for air. We have to pick our days wisely because most days they have soccer practice and games that take up the whole park. I'm hoping there's a schedule somewhere on the MTA website that can give us better guidance on which parks have practice on what days so we can easily enjoy one instead of bouncing around looking for an open field before the sun sets.

Hokuahiahi Neighborhood Park

(2 reviews)

Well maintained park. The baseball field is in great condition…read more Parking is street only. Little used during the weekdays .

This is a cool little neighborhood park. There is a ton of street parking - no dedicated lot…read more Remember this is a neighborhood park - please do not litter, do not block driveways/fire hydrants and obey the posted parking signs. Police do drive by every so often and will stop to have cars move if they are parked where they shouldn't be. I like to watch my nephew play baseball at this park because there are a ton of trees lining the field so you can watch in the shade. There is also a hill in the back field that you can walk up and watch the games (no shade up here though). The field itself tends to be a little on the overgrown, but the kids don't seem to mind much. The dugouts seems to be quite well taken care of. There are bathrooms here and they seem to be cleaned regularly - or at least before the weekends. All in all, a nice park - even when there are no games, I see families here enjoying the sun.

Mililani Waena Neighborhood Park

3.5

(2 reviews)

Dog training classes are held in this park. Trainers are professional & people friendly. You & your…read moredog will learn some great techniques.

I always walk through this park as a shortcut to Town Center from my place. But only in the day!…read more It gets pretty shady real fast at night time. It's a nice open park where dogs or kids can run around and play though. It's nothing too special here, just a wide open field with trees and a bathroom. And the bathroom by the way is DISGUSTING!! I doubt anyone comes by to clean it. There's also tennis courts at the end of the park that I've always wanted to use but I think it may be part of the high school. Another downside to walking through this park is that all those high school kids always hang around loitering in all different areas of the park. I'd rather go to the park in Mauka by the Park-n-ride to stroll around. The bathrooms are way cleaner and there's a nice little dog park too! I just use Waena as a shortcut, don't think I would ever come here for fun.

Kahi Kani Neighborhood Park

(1 review)

Wouldn't necessarily call it a park, just a field of grass missing a playground, but what the hey,…read moreit is what it is. Baseball practices are held here. It's a large field of grass located in Whitemore, Wahiawa. Small parking lot. Just across the street is a sweet ol lady selling vegetables. Check her out and support local!

West Loch Shoreline Park