Just started swimming lessons at the pool, $free.99 on the HNL Parks & Rec website…read more Lots of sidewalk for you joggers, strollers, and dog walkers. I like to park by the playground, and walk my dog up and around the college.

Kaneohe District Park is divided by Keaahala Road…read more As you're driving towards Kaneohe District Court, you'll see (on the left side of the road) the gym and outdoor basketball courts. There's a swimming pool that's open to the public during certain hours! On the right side of the road, there's a large field - for flag football and soccer, tennis courts, and a skateboard park. All of the parking is free! I drop off my ballot in the parking lot on the gym side of the park. It's so convenient!

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.

Being a townie I love to escape the cray cray and Mililani is a beautiful place always with so much…read moregreenery and parks everywhere. Mililani District Park makes social distancing easy, it's so insanely spacious with doable activities in different areas of the park. Lots of parking and just a lovely place to chill, thank you!!

I don't live in Mililani but after stopping here at Mililani District park, I wouldn't mind living…read morein Mililani, I would love to stop here for my daily walks. An impromptu visit lead us to this park, we stopped in Mililani for a few of my favorite business, stopped to get breakfast and realized that business was still take out only. My other half drove around looking for a park to eat our breakfast & ended up here at Mililani District Park. This worked out perfect, I love and noticed the huge trees, right next to the parking lot and lucky we found the last empty picnic table to enjoy. Great job City and County for keeping this park nice, green & clean. While eating and taking a walk around the park, I observed people just enjoying a nice day doing outdoor kine things, there was a few family picnics, Easter egg hunt, during Easter weekend, kids enjoying skate park and playground. I don't mind spending more time here at this park but we had a busy schedule so it was off to continue our Saturday adventures.

Growing up in Ewa Beach, community park wasn't a go to place. Seems like that hasn't changed over…read morethe years. Dropped by with a friend to show her around seeing as she lives up the road in Ewa Gentry and there was a total of four people on the sand, two people playing hoops and a few loitering around the covered patio area. The whole park is clean - the grassy field or picnic/play area, the beach as well as the rest of the grounds. Nice if you want some sun or ocean time less the crowds, the hassle of finding parking or the commute to those other more popular beaches.

It has been almost 2 years since I first wrote about this park. During those 2 years the state…read morefixed up the park. The old playground that was screaming lawsuits towards the state was completely torn out and was replaced with a rope climbing thing. My daughter (Abira) calls it her spider home lol. The ground is really nice, no crazy holes. The grassy area is still just as good as it was the first time around :) I don't know what caused the change, but it's like all of the people that go to the park now actually take responsibility for their children. I really like that change. The tennis court is still not really being used when I go there. It's still in good shape :) I REALLY WISH THE SKATE PARK PART WAS FIXED UP. I don't know why they won't fix it. They fixed almost everything else. I definitely would recommend bringing kids here to play on that spider home thing if you feel your child is able to climb around safely.

www.skatehickam.com Mike Kays shop owner,park manager…read moreVert ramp, 2 bowls, street course made of wood 20,000 square foot covered hangar Complete line of skate gear Go to Contact tab to obtain base access for non-military (dont forget!! current reg/safety/insurance card/ and your ID) See you there!

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

Long Story Short: Go, but only if you have military ID…read more Parents! If any of you hunting for an awesome gem playground amongst Hawaii's unusually monotonous offerings of playgrounds, you will be no doubt read the 5-Star reviews and start heading there straight away with kid in car seat. Well, is it Shangri-La? or a mirage? Simply put: If you do not have a military pass--it is indeed inaccessible to you. Do not try. As I did. You and your kid will end up having to retreat to Keehi Lagoon Beach Park and lick your wounds at the solid/adequate playground there. Yea, we did try to drive to Sand Park. And no amount of cuteness from our 2 year old could deter the rifle wielding guards from accessing their private playground! A foreign national would have had a lot easier time sneaking onto Mar-a-Lago while a president golfed there. The base guard, smartly, held on to my ID as we navigated the turn around to leave--and only gave my Civilian ID back to me once I was pointed in the right direction--back towards Nimitz underpass, where i had come from. I've heard from others this place is awesome. But be sure to go with one of our hard working military friends if you actually want to arrive there. :) And also, it may be an observation, but perhaps most of the playgrounds in Hawaii seem to be one of two pre-set versions of a playground. As if we got a bulk discount for buying Playground A, B, and nothing more. Perhaps the military bases had a different contractor--thus why they may have something new/different compared to the normal parks?

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.

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

Clean playground located near the Fire Station. Plenty of parking. Playground accommodates multiple…read moreages of kids from toddlers on up.

Sometimes when the better half needs some retail therapy, you have to find something more fun to do…read moreto make the time fly by. I usually look for a spot of green on the GPS in the form of a city park. On a recent shopping trip to the Waikele Outlets, I was pleasantly surprised how beautiful the nearby Waikele Community Park is! We dropped off the shopper and drove just a few minutes. The park is shaped like a giant half circle with golf condos behind trees around it. The parking lot is very large with plenty of shaded parking. This park is awash in amenities: public clean restrooms, a community pool with generous hours (although be prepared for unexpected closings), a recreation office with many classes and activities, and picnic area (by permit). Everything we explored was spotless, no trash here. Uphill from the pool is a large open field perfect to play games, set up volleyball nets or tents. There was a large family gathering happening while we were there, and it looked so relaxing and shady. This is as perfect as an Oahu city park can be!