Im not from Kailua but i sure do like this park. Its clean and no one uses it as much. I enjoyed…read morecoming here. There was a lot if parking. I came here to play tennis. The courts are nicely kept, there were benches and lots of area to play. There is also a bathroom that was open. The pool was open, but no one was there. The park is next to the police and fire station too. I felt safe going there.

Probably the worst fish tacos I have ever had. The flat bar was alright but definitely don't buy…read moreany darts from Tony .

a nice place to bring the grandkids to skate and get exercise…read more we're delighted it's available

The previous commenters likely don't skate or ride bmx, so I'll provide a BMX perspective. Every…read moreramp surface needs a reskin; there are plenty of holes and rough spots. The park lacks flow, the transitions aren't optimal, and the design layout is a bit odd. A simpler approach would have worked better.

A large simple skate park to take yourself and kids. At least this Sunday, more children enjoying…read morethe grounds. No mega ramps or crazy trix displaying sk8ers today. Miss that. Its located next to the park, baseball grounds and a school. There is street parking and a restroom building next to it. Wear protective gear please. Tasteful grafitti on the course walls.

This was a GREAT skate park to try out my new wheels, the people here are so welcoming, and i…read moreHIGHLY recommend this skate park.

had everything I wanted in a park, calm environment and well maintained stuff. will visit againread more

I'm somewhat surprised to see such a nice park around here. I discovered it on my run down the…read morePearl Harbor bike path. The area seems safe, the grass is very green, the facilities looked clean. They also have a lot of tennis courts and a children's area. If you're looking for a spot to let your kids play or to get some outdoor fun in yourself, this is a pretty good park to check out while in waipahu/Pearl city.

Awesome and rad one and only skate park in Mililani. Open to bikes, roller skates, skateboards, and…read morescooters! Located near District park with lots of parking stalls. The only time I've seen the lot crowded is during Summer fun and softball games on the field next door.

has everything you'd need, but a bit cramped and very small. can get busy and leave a lot of people…read morecompeting for an area to skate or use of the park.

Pretty fun skate park. It's in the middle of really busy roads so it can be loud with street…read moretraffic. The people who skate here are really relaxed and mind their own business. There are several other skates parks in HI, but this is in the top three. It isn't too busy and parking is super easy to find. The only downfall is people seem to not pick up after themselves so it can be dirty at times.

This ia an amazing north shore secret! In door skateboard. Great place to practice your skills for…read morea small more than reasonable fee! Geeat neighboorhood activity.

Mad shoutout to Willy! My husband and I booked an hour lesson and received top notch customer…read moreservice- friendly, relaxed, and tailored to our ability level. Hourly rates and private sessions were super affordable. Willy had us set some goals for the private lesson, took us through some fundamentals, including safety exercises, and then had us progressing in no time. We left with a warm welcome to return later in the day, and were eager to do so because the experience was so good. Make sure to stop in and support this gem of a local business! You will not regret it. A must if you're on Oahu (and worth the drive even if you're an hour+ away). Looking forward to returning again!

A small skate park with a few ramps. Welcomes kids of all ages. Be Careful for the extra little…read moreones because most times they are left with no supervision. Accidents usual happen when there are a lot of people in this area.

One of three parks on Oahu with lights so yeah. Sometimes the lights stay on past 10pm.read more

Went here last night with 7 of us it was really fun. We'r had to wait like 10 minutes I guess we…read morewere early. It opens at 6. You pay 5 bucks to rent skates.. tell them your size and off you go. They had kids helping them get the skates and things. It sad pretty empty at first with just a few skaters. Then maybe about 7ish everyone started coming in. They do a rotation every once in a while where you skate in a certain way then you change. They had experienced skaters and beginners. Is dri cute to ser the keiki have fun. It gives the teenagers something to do on a weekend. They're not open every night I think I heard Wednesday's and fridays and Saturdays. You can't drink alcohol here. I noticed they sold water 1 dollar a bottle. You do have to walk thru the park to get here. be careful of your surroundings. The homeless people are here. This place is fun for the keiki to enjoy and stay out of trouble.

Neat little skate park right on the ocean. Lots of different features- pool, half pipe,…read morerollers...things to carve and things to grind. Good vibe. Friendly atmosphere. Knocked it down a star for two reasons: it gets a little rough after dark AND one of the times we were there the breeze was blowing in a pretty nasty poo smell.

Outdoor activities in Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii…read more.. While there's snow on the East Coast of the mainland USA, it's a breezy 80 degrees (in the middle of December) on the Windward side of Oahu Island in the 50th State! Yes! I took for granted my tropical paradise home. Traveling makes me appreciate our island lifestyle... Here's a look at one of our many neighborhood parks... Heeia is a laid back, residential district in Kaneohe. It's north of Honolulu, the capital of Hawaii. A popular park is Heeia Neighborhood Park because of the free parking, basketball courts, baseball field, children's playground equipment, and convenient restroom. There's even a few picnic tables - with attached benches - and water fountains! I'm just celebrating life in the Aloha State and wanted to share some sunshine with you wherever you are! Wishing you peace, joy, and love this Holiday Season! Stay safe, healthy, and happy, my friends!

Five stars. A clean, relaxing park in the heart of Kaneohe (He'eia area), next to He'eia Elementary…read moreSchool. Facilities include a baseball field, basketball courts with eight and ten foot rims, restrooms, picnic tables, open fields to play in, and most importantly, shade! He'eia Neighborhood Park, off of Haiku Road is nearby the Windward Mall Shopping Center and other shopping complex'. There's a small parking lot in front and, if necessary, the He'eia Elementary School's parking lot is utilized as an additional parking lot next door. The baseball park is named after the legendary Aunty Alice Hewett of Kaneohe. She is one of the greatest women to take charge and organizing sporting events around Kaneohe for the keiki. She's the best! Ultimately, He'eia Neighborhood Park is a nice place to come and relax. Or to enjoy a sporting event as a player or fan! Enjoy!!