Currently my favorite dog park! I've been here 3 times so far around 5-6 pm, and there's always a good crowd here. This dog park is a VERY spacious gated area welcome to all dogs, large and small. There is a lovely view of Koko Head and the beach nearby. Free parking lot with lots of spaces, and benches under shaded areas. Poop bags, water, and tennis balls are available. I personally haven't had/seen any issues with dogs/owners. Owners here are more attentive than other parks I've been to. Just watch where you walk because there may be some poop, attracting a lot of flies as well. When visiting, just be mindful, watch your dog, and they will have a great time :) read more

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Our pups and we live on Kaneohe side, but we will drive all the way here to take them out for their day of fun. There are 2 sides, the big dogs and small dogs area. The big dog area is huge with lots of running around. Both areas have a few benches for the humans to sit and it has trees for shade, plus bowls for water and a water faucet available. They also provide poop bags and there is PLENTY of parking. When we go there with our 2 small dogs , a papillon and Min Pin, we start off in the small dog area ( which is never busy) and they always look over at the big dog park ,with a look that says "we can handle them Mom". LOL So we always end up in the bigger area and they are in doggy heaven! Everyone is always nice and watch their dogs. Now in the outside areas and parking lot are hundreds of feral cats, but they're harmless and it looks like people feed them. Costco and Roy's restaurant is across the street to do your food run and a happy hour drink(not in that order ;) )before heading home. This is one of the best dog parks on the island! read more

Super spacious park, lots of shade, easy to find. I would say this dog park is pretty luxurious compared to other dog parks my 2 goldens usually frequent. read more

Love this dog park! It's large and usually pretty sunny because of its location on the east side. I go frequently with friends weekly! Other dog owners are usually pretty friendly and in control of their dogs, I haven't seen many dog confrontations. Just one here or there. But there is a smaller park for smaller dogs that is rarely used so dog owners will take their dog to in order to cool off. Due to the size and weather, it's really hard to beat! The parking is ample, but just be careful of you dogs toesy as there's a recycling center at the opposite end of the parking lot, so there are some glass shards on the ground closer to that side. read more

Hawaii Kai Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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One of the BEST off-leash dog parks on Oahu! Pros: Segregated parks for small (less than 18 lbs) and big (more than 18 lbs) dogs. Tons of water sources. Play toys are available. Trash cans located along fence lines. SO MUCH HEALTHY GREEN GRASS. Plenty of benches under trees). Located next to Hawaii Kai Shopping Center. Ample amounts of parking in a private lot. *All the dogs and dog owners Ive met so far are incredibly friendly!! Cons: Flies (but there are traps set up so the problem is being maintained). Far drive for many but highly worth it. All-in-all bring your dogs by for socializing and pau hana relaxation! read more

This is another delightful dog park in Honolulu. So much space, beautiful cut grass, water areas for drinking, trees for shade and benches. A few more benches would be nice. Still, enjoy this park. Completely safe fenced small dog area and dogs small and large in the big area. Nice people, clean place. read more

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My veterinarian is down the road from the dog park and I like to come here to burn off some energy so my dog won't be so active in the waiting area. I came here a couple of times and it seemed to be a great place. There's a great lawn for the large dogs to run and play. I like how there's a small gated area for smaller dogs. I always think that's a good idea and should be something all parks should think about. There's a couple of water fountains along the great lawn, but my dog preferred the one in the front - by the gate. The other dogs seemed to like him as well as their owners. The park was clean and had very green grass. It's well maintained and seems like the regulars take care of the facility. What I thought was very cool was that there were a few ball launchers on the gate. Thank you to whoever donate that! The park is located in the same lot as the recycling area. Lots of parking. We will be back soon :) read more

Hawaii Kai Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

We love coming here for our princess. We come here almost every weekend in the mornings. No bathroom stalls, you'll need to go across of the street to the shopping center. Lots of parking for everyone. This park has basically everything that your dog needs. Perfect place to go for your dog! Don't forget to pick up your dog poop! read more

Lots of parking. Its a dog park within a dog park. There is a big tree and table benches, but still wish they had more trees or shade. There are water fountains. Right now, the grass is pleasantly green and the weather cool. It can get sunny, so bring hat and sunscreen. read more

Hawaii Kai Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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Great park with an amazing view of the beach makes it very relaxing. I enjoy been here as much as my dog. Is clean and had plenty of space of my pet to run. I would definitely recommend it. read more

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Our two dogs love their nightly visits to the dog park! It's so convenient - the parking lot is large and we can back our truck up to the slight berm facing the street, drop the tailgate and voila, Ginger and Sully jump down without a fuss. The park is conveniently stocked with poop bags in case you forget, and there are water bowls under the spigot for your thirsty pooch. There's even a separate area for smaller dogs - or if your best friend doesn't get along with others. It's also a good place to park and walk your dogs around Hawai'i Kai - the loop around Keahole to Kalanianaole to Hawaii Kai Drive and back is about 2.9 miles, and it's all flat. If you need a restroom break (hopefully you're with someone else who can watch the dogs), you'll have to wait til Safeway. read more

Hawaii Kai Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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Our go to park for our little princess. We come here every weekend to have our girl run around the wide open dog park and enjoy playing with her furry friends. The park is decided into two area; one smaller gated area for smaller dogs, and a huge area for the big ones. The park is fairly clean, in some days you will see a poop or two around the park. In a city like this, you would expect the owners to pick up after themselves, but I guess they are too busy talking amongst the rest of the dog owners and not watching their own. PICK UP YOUR DOGS POOP. I'm sure no one wants to step on poop. There is a lot of parking in front of the park, benches scattered around, tennis balls for your dogs to play with, trash bins for your dogs poop, poop bags (make sure you bring your own bags, those bags provided are for emergency only) and a lot of friendly dogs and owners. BUT, there are a lot of flies. Maybe there are flies due to owners not disposing there dogs poop. Overall, great park for everyone. read more

Although it is somewhat of a drive for us, I really like this dog park because : Lots of free parking There's a special section for small dogs Lots of room for dogs to play Trees for shade Picnic tables with benches Water fountains Poop bags and trash can This park has everything for your dog to enjoy the outdoors and meet new friends! read more

If I could give this place an -10, I would. People are so uppity here, like they own the park. I used to drive some 15 miles from Alewa Heights to the my dogs there. The old fart bitch of a "dog marshall" told me I couldn't be there because I had three dogs. My Gizmo was 18 and just enjoyed being in the sun. I held him majority of the time. Puppy and Nacho loved playing with other dogs. The bitch of the Marshall has her favorites which included a lot of uppity well dressed folks. Oh well, I guess I didn't fit the bill because I didn't have high class clothes on. But really. Who gets dressed up to go to the dog park? read more

I tend to agree with Kimo that it's kind of funny they've set aside a park specifically for dogs when there are so many other places in Hawaii to walk your `ilio. Plus my dog just doesn't like other dogs. But tried I did the last time I was home to help him make friends... the park is most crowded on the weekends. I concur with Jo Ann that once they have a bit more foliage around, it'll be nicer and seem less forced (like oh... a fenced off piece of property with a bunch of dogs running around... interesting). Plus she's my mother so I have to give her props for taking time out of her busy schedule to bring Kea here to socialize. Good luck, Mom! read more

The Hawaii Kai Dog Park is clearly the best dog park in Honolulu (with Mililani running a close second.) For those of us that live "in town" it is quite a drive. The park has a nice, separate enclosed area for the smaller dogs. The park has a group of volunteers that work hard to keep the park clean, weeded, and nice. This park is also, by far, the cleanest dog park in town. My snow dog loves it there, but the fence is a bit low for a large dog. But he is usually occupied with sniffing, running, or socializing and is too busy to contemplate an escape. I agree that the lack of shade is kind of a bummer, but the park does have a few trees, there are benches, and a few picnic tables. read more

Echo here, Meg's attractive, graceful and perfect-in-every-way italian greyhound. I'll be guest reviewing for you today and I'd like to tell you about the green pastures of the Hawaii Kai Dog park. Granted, my humans live much closer to the diamond head bark park but this dog park coincides with the location of one of their frequent haunts: Costco. I always really like the dogs here. Some need reminding that I am NOT a sex object but most are respectful and playful. It's always great to have other dogs to challenge to a race- that of course I always win! The humans are nice too. Many like talking with my humans, which gives me more time to sniff tree, run around and chase my brother, Koa. There is water available in case your dog needs a drink after I run around with him and there are poop bags too, for the inevitable. Well, thanks for reading my review, I think I'm going to go back to snoozing in the sun and hoping that the humans bring me back to the Hawaii Kai dog park soon! Oh by the way, one thing I love but my humans hate are the cats that have literally taken over the parking lot. They like teasing us superior species by strolling right beyond the fence. Just let me at them, honestly! I'll make sure they don't come back! read more

Hawaii Kai Dog Park - Small dog park and big dog park! - Dog Parks Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Like many of the reviewers on here, I have been to quite a few dog parks on this island, and this one is by far my favorite one. I live in town, so the new Ala Wai dog park or even the Humane Society one would be more convenient for me, but I believe the drive to Hawaii Kai (even during the rush hour) is totally worth it for my dog. My dog, Bud, truly loves this park. I can tell, because he PULLS me toward the gate every time we are walking there from the parking lot. He does not show this type of excitement for any other dog park. I think he loves this one because it has a very vast field that is still filled with grass, so he won't hurt his paws (unlike at the Ala Wai park where this is virtually no more grass). Also, there are water spigots for your dogs, and plenty of tennis balls stored along the fence! The community at this park is friendly and peaceful. It's more of a social scene than anything for dog lovers. I don't mind making new friends when I'm out, so the dog talk doesn't bother me. If, however, you are looking for more of a solitary experience, there are plenty of benches and tables for you to at at and relax. It's ok if you want to keep to yourself. I get it. I go there during the day if I feel like just having some one-on-one time with my dog. The park is almost always empty before 3pm. After 3pm, the park will start to fill up. So, I take Bud there when I feel that he needs to socialize more, and when I also feel like socializing. Plus, the view of the sunset is amazing from here. Finally, the park is INCREDIBLY CLEAN, and I've always wondered how they keep it so clean, and tonight I ran into a couple of volunteer ladies who seem to go there every day to clean the doggie bowls and clean it the water jugs. Also, there are plastic chests behind each bench FILLED with plastic bags donated by the community members, so the owners always have the means to pick up after their pooch! The park is very easy to find with plenty of parking. We RUVV this park! (ruff!) read more

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Out of all the dog parks in Hawaii, I'd say this is definitely the BEST one! It's HUGE and waaaay cleaner than the others. They even have a separate fenced off area for smaller dogs. My BF wanted to take our Jack Russell into the small dog area, but I was like, "Hell to the N-O! Shyloh likes to play with the big dogs and I'm afraid of what she'll do to the little ones. That girls got a big mouth and she has "Alpha Dog Syndrome." The big ones put her in check... sometimes. I don't mind driving all the way to HK for my doggie to go to a decent park. All the ones in town are dirty, muddy and small. My second choice is Ala Wai and that's not even a real dog park. HK also has so many different kinds of dogs that I never see anywhere else... Like a GIANT BLACK POODLE! read more

Hawaii Kai Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

A very nice and big dog park and I would have given it 5 stars except for three things. 1. There was a bum fight in the parking lot on a Monday morning. They seem to live in the trees behind the park. 2. There were tons of flies. 3. There were homeless siphoning water out of the water faucets. It might be best to come when it is crowded or on the weekends. read more

Hawaii Kai Dog Park - The fight. - Dog Parks Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Went here once. I don't wanna go back as soon as we entered two big dogs came charging and from the distance the owner was yelling they're friendly! Not recalling their dogs so my dogs first time at a park was being intimidated by dogs that think they are alpha. My dog was so scared that her tail were between her legs. She didn't want to play because she was scared couldn't get her to chase a ball, drink water, she kept avoiding the "friendly dogs". Body language they were bullies and wanted to see who was coming into their park and the owners will stay seated yelling that they are friendly without a care in the world. read more

I've been to my fair share of dog parks on the island. Hawaii Kai Dog Park blows all others out of the water. It's CLEAN, roomy, CLEAN, has ample parking, CLEAN, very easy to find, and did I mention CLEAN?? Our two babies enjoyed every minute of being there. Met a couple of really nice "regulars" and had a small chance to chat it up with one of the volunteers there. Before the day was up, she took the time to gather, rinse down, and place all the doggie bowls in a bin for the next day. So nice! My favorite part of this park, however, was... the mowed grass!! Other parks fail to maintain the grass which makes searching for my dog's poop a hundred times harder! It was nice being able to walk around with my dogs and not be afraid of stepping in shit. lol! Thank you for treating our furry family members like royalty. Keep up the great work! Oh, and this park is right off the main road. If you're used to walking with your dog w/o a leash, please do so safely. And there are cats around... a lot of them. Just a warning for those who dislike cats. read more

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This is a nice, BIG dog park! ...and it doesn't stink!! I brought my tiny Yorkie pup here to play with the medium and large dogs because he's more friendly and submissive than scared, and I'm comfortable with him interacting with the big dogs. (He's better with big dogs than small children lol) I came here around 5-6pm, when it wasn't so hot out. The humans here are all nice and friendly, and I even made some new friends here myself! There are bags for your convenience, and lots of room for your dog(s) to run around... like REALLY run around. Great views all around and plenty of benches for human butts to rest. :) read more

Fantastic dog park in the Hawaii Kai area! Lots of parking but they lack a restroom. I bring Bailey here to stretch her legs and for some fresh air. We haven't been back since things closed down in Hawaii but we look forward to coming back when it's safe again. read more

I go to this dog park everyday! There is so much space to run around and nice benches to sit under a tree. There are two water stations (in the big dogs area 18lbs+) and bowls and jugs to have a water bowl next to you. If you go, like most dog parks you'll run into the occasional problem. Examples: when it rains a lot there will be many mud puddles for your pooch to get all nasty. Also the occasional aggressive dogs who's owners are either oblivious, delusional or just don't care. Since I am a regular I know who to watch out for but if you're not just be cautious. If your dog humps or barks at other dogs beware because you never know if the other dog will snap or not. An ideal time to come (when a lot of dogs are there) is about 5:30pm-6:30 or a bit earlier. If you don't want as many dogs there try 3:00-4:00. But over all it's great and a real community. Always keep an eye on your dog and you should be good. On a slightly related note, if you are going to sit under the trees beware of falling ants because they will bite you. Also in the summer the park becomes dirt :/ read more

The park itself is nice but I wish there was any type of reinforcement to keep big dogs out of the small dog section of the dog park. The huge con of it is that there are assholes who put other small dogs in danger by bringing their untrained big dogs into the small dog area. Today, there were these 2 Chinese ladies with a white guy who they had 2 corgis (which were cute), but they also brought their big German shepherd with them and it seemed pretty untrained and it was playfully biting the corgis necks but if it did that to our small dogs, they would've definitely gotten hurt. Everyone else in the small dog area were uncomfortable and we made it pretty obvious but I guess some people are just too entitled to care about anyone else than themselves so it makes the world a shitty place to be due to people like them. Me ranting on here isn't gonna change them but in conclusion, it is a nice idea that they made a small dog section, but there's no reason for the small dog section if entitled assholes don't follow the rules anyways. read more

Hawaii Kai Dog Park - 2 Chinese ladies w some white guy bringing their German shepherd into the small dog area. - Dog Parks Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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I had brought my French bulldog over to this new dog park we've never been too and this full size poodle decided to attack my dog when he was just sniffing him. The owner just sat there. And I was actually keeping an eye on my pup since I know he is hyper and enjoys being free. She had tried to say he was humping him? B* my dog is 3x smaller then yours how in the world is that even possible. I had to push this dog off of mine. I've never had this problem from the numerous parks I took my frenchie too. Yes, it's a nice park with a nice view but be careful on bringing your fur babies here. read more

Had a few good experiences here and love the space. However today an aggressive German Shepard bit our dog and drew blood. Will have to take to vet to assess how bad, heard from others that this is the third bout of aggressive behavior from this dog witnessed. What a shame. read more

Although this is still one of my preferred parks, I've noticed lately if I come on a weekday morning there is a woman who is using this public space, to run her private dog watching and dog care business. She doesn't park in a designated stall. She doesn't bring her own bags and relies on the dispensers. She often has more than 10 dogs- there is no way she can monitor and control them all by herself. If you see her van there Black Kia van plates scr 475, see email below. Call the police. I have observed her there usually between 8:30am-lunch time. Sometimes she will use the small dog side for the big dogs, or even drop a dog or two off in a different section than she is even in. So many poops she doesn't even attend to because she can't monitor all those dogs... So selfish to run a business funded by public facility.... Expecting city workers and volunteers to pick up after her waste as she profits. I used to see the same woman at the diamond head park, but I can only assume whoever owns that park didn't like her running her business from there either. Anyway... Overall there are 2 areas to the park, some benches and shade trees and ample free parking. The park closes Tuesday mornings for maintenance, and part of the parking is closed Saturday from 11-2:30 for the people's market. The Shiba club usually has meet ups every other month, on the 3rd Sunday of the month. The other downfall is the flies- from people not responsibly picking up their poop- and many cats. --- update--- my response I got from the Hui' 'llio: Hi Eileen: Hui 'Ilio Hawai'i is no longer the Adopt-a-Park partner at Hawaii Kai Dog Park. However, I have forwarded your message to the new Adopt-a-Park partner (I think their contact info is on the bulletin board and also the yellow brochures in the park). I also forwarded it to the Dept. of Parks & Recreation. In the meantime, I wanted to let you know that if you see Lisa with all her clients' dogs at the park again, the best thing you can do is immediately call 911 and ask them to send an officer to the park. Lisa is in violation of City/County dog park rules & regulations, as posted on the fence. Rule #3 - No Handler shall have more than TWO dogs under his/her control. It is also against City/County rules to run a business in a public park. The police are required to respond to any violation of City/County park rules. For the sake of all park users, thank you for reporting this. Aloha, Elaine read more

This is an ideal park for the dog of a certain age, that age being advanced in years sadly. It's a very mellow, friendly and most importantly, a safe environment for my 14 year old. He can safely stroll about with leisure while encountering dogs who are well behaved who have owners actually keeping an eye on them instead of pretending they are at coffee shop. I'm mostly comparing this dog park to the Bark Park in Kaimuki. It's a place where a select amount of dogs act feral and their owners act like if not are inept half-wits who can't manage the complexities that is a leash when their dog attacks another or even a human being. Not cool. My oldboy has been attacked every time we've gone there so fuck that shit. From now on we're taking him here. Did I mention that for a dog park it is it's a very clean, organized and actually taken care of daily. Every noon it's shut down for a bit so it's taken care of for all our furry friends. There's no funky filthy toys strewn about so bring your own. The water fountain for the dogs aren't automatic which is the only fault I can find with the park besides only a few benches throughout the park. Regardless, it's still a true community in my book. read more

Beware! I will not bring my sweet boxer there anymore. Our friends brought their adorable, loving, old basset there last week and he was attacked by a pit bull. The basset got stitches on his side and tail. Some owners just don't watch their dogs, and a vicious dog does not belong in a dog park unleashed. Please, people, if your dog attacks, please keep him or her leashed. Update: This was true, but I do appreciate the dog park and bring our boxer there now. I just watch him every minute. Many people are too busy staring at their phones to watch their pups. Please, people, if you use the dog park, watch your dogs! read more

This is definitely the biggest and cleanest dog park on Oahu. It is worth the drive from town. The dogs that frequent this place are also well mannered. You can usually find a volunteer or 2 maintaining the grounds i.e. making sure drinking bowls are clean & filled or clearing patches of grass etc. Poopie bag dispensers are available and you can also donate some of your extra plastic bags to keep them filled. I recommend that all dog lovers check this park out at least once! read more

Hawaii Kai Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Someone should call the city and Flea Spray that place down. IMMEDIATELY After going there... I brought my Mother's dog to the vet... She had three fleas and 1 tick. ~~~ She was at the Vets prior... with none. It was a test. THE park is infested. Gross. Probably because of all the stray cats at the Kiss and Drop. read more

This is a great, enclosed little dog park right on a main intersection in Hawaii Kai. It's very easy to find, has a separate small dog area if you've got a yipper, and 2 watering holes. They do NOT supply bags like Kahala, but people usually leave plastic shopping bags in case you forget yours. The biggest downfall to this park is the CATS!!!! Yes, you heard me right... CATS at the DOG park. The parking lot to this dog park is unfortunately a cat sanctuary. Even though there are MULTIPLE signs saying not to feed the animals, people bring hoards of food right around sunset, not caring about the repercussions of having fat, lazy, unfixed cats all over the island. If your dog has ANY rolling tendencies, I would suggest NOT bringing them anytime after dark/7pm. The cats use the enclosed park as their personal bathrooms (which is pretty ballsey, if you ask me), and there are literal poop piles everywhere. I have a supposed neat-freak dog, and even she rolls in it. It's like crack for dogs. And let me tell you, it's the nastiest, stinkiest, most oil-invested poop you will meet (speaking from 3rd time experience, here). Note: if you're a cat feeder as mentioned above, do EVERYONE a favor - stop buying food and pay to get them fixed instead!! There's a reason for the signs. You're essentially killing all of the native birds of Hawaii. We clearly have a major overpopulation problem, so stop feeding these lazy, privileged, pretentious a-holes and start contributing to the betterment of our aina! Update: I forgot to mention the other dogs! Unfortunately, the other reviews are right. I'm not sure whether it's the laid back attitude in general or if people in Hawaii Kai are bad dog owners, but don't expect good, or even presentable behavior from any of the other dogs at this park. My dog has learned to stay close to me due to the number of dogs who have attacked her, and I still have to yell at other dogs for jumping and biting. There are definitely a few "repeat" offenders that you get used to if you go at the same times, but I would just be careful if your dog doesn't like to play rough. read more

Great place for pooch! The only valid complaints I see amongst the reviews here is the lack of shade, so yes, the park is busier when the sun isn't blazing mid-day. Any dog owner will be happy to socialize their animals here. The park is large (complaints against a fence are rather unwarranted seeing as that is the point!) and provides a safe environment. Great place to play fetch and let your dogs RUN! Definitely busier on weekends. I prefer this park to the 2 other dog parks I've visited - Diamond Head and Humane Society because it is much cleaner! Everytime I've visited the other 2 parks I return caked in mud, whether or not it had been raining. People and pets are always friendly, volunteers provide an excellent service, and you and your pup will be very happy! read more

Very big, grass is well-maintained, clean, fenced in, easy parking. They have a separate gated-off area for smaller dogs, which is a nice touch (though I didn't need to go in there. I may be small, but I love playing with big dogs!) read more

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This is a great little dog park for Hawaii Kai residents, its chief advantage being that it is close. A great sense of community has developed there, with volunteers filling water and "regulars" meeting up. I noticed that some dog clubs meet there too..I mean what else can it be when there are 15 St. Charles Spaniels running around...a coincidence? I think not. It will be nice when the foliage starts to grow in and going to the dog park won't require direct sun the entire time. That's why this park is crowded in mornings and evenings...afternoons are blazing there. The other thing that's nice about this park is the separate area for smaller dogs...although Rudy, my Jack Russell prefers to play with the big boys. You know what they say...if you can't play with the big boys, stay in your Mommy's car. read more

I was a little hesitant to take my newly adopted hound dog here after reading some of these reviews but we went today and ended up staying for 4 hours! We got there around 2pm and there were 2 or 3 other dogs in the park and it made me so happy just to watch her having fun and playing nice with the other pups. There were so many nice people out there too who have helped me greatly in this new world of being a dog parent. There were a couple of times when Honey exhibited symptoms of being tired but as soon as we are about to walk out, another dog tries to play with her. It is honestly a very positive environment. Everyone seemed to be following the rules, kids were running around playing with the dogs with no problem, and if there were any signs of aggressive behavior or a dog going #2, the owners were on top of it! Although the flies were pretty bad, I think that is to be expected at most dog parks. The shaded tree area seemed the worst in my opinion so I sat on the bench to the left of it. I did not notice any fleas or ticks on my dog afterward so perhaps if there was an infestation as a prior review stated, it has been taken care of. I love that the park is split into a small dog area and a big dog area so that owners have an option. Most of the small dogs were in the big dog area and as one of the owners stated, "The small dog area is boring!" haha and it seemed like the longer I stayed, the bigger the dogs got! It was such a lovely time. There was even a nice older gentleman who came by with food and water later in the afternoon. I found out that he was a volunteer. I thought that was really nice. It really does have a community feeling. It seems like everybody knows each other by name and knows their dogs and their temperaments as well. Be aware that there isn't much shade there so either wait until 4 or 5 to go when it's more crowded or wear sunblock so that you can go in the morning/afternoon :) I also made a wrong turn for the park and ended up in the land of alley cats! There were literally 100 of them. So if you see a bunch of cats, just make a right out of that parking lot and go down to the next right and you'll be at the park! I'll definitely be back with Honey and hope to see you and your furry friend there! It's a great time! read more

I go to this dog park pretty much every sunday and I'll say that it is worth the drive. There is a smaller area for dogs. Even though i have a small dog i dont bring her in there because she loves to run. there are a few trees and a decent amount of benches. The park is very clean but you will most likely run into a few dog droppings because some people don't pick up their dogs poop which you are supposed too. hello that's why there are free plastic bags all around and trash cans. I do wish there was a dog park closer to home that is as good as this park but for now I'll make the drive. anyways it's always nice seeing that side of the island every now and then. read more

Wonderful little dog park. My little guy really enjoyed himself here. It's the cleanest dog park we've gone to in Hawaii. I usually hate dog parks b/c of how dirty me and my dog get. There are also tons of dogs here! There are two sections, one for bigger dogs and one for smaller dogs. Only drawback is that it's far from town. But until I figure out the Ala Wai Park situation, this will be our go to park... read more