My nephew had his graduation party here. It was very small inside, so the tents and tables were set…read moreup outside. And the food was on the inside. You also have to order port a pottys bc there is only 1 restroom and they use it for the women only. Other than that, it's an okay place just a little tight bc they had more people than chairs.

Pretty venue for parties and functions. I was here for a wedding. There are amazing views in all…read moredirections. You will need to use an intercom or call for someone to let you into the estate. There are many private homes and ranches that share the entrance gate. Follow the signs that read - kaala vista. There is only grass parking so bring an umbrella so u dont get wet. The venue consists of 2 homes and a large patio deck for dining and dancing. There is also a spacious lawn area for activities such as the photo studio and painting. There are restrooms in both buildings. The staff are courteous and helpful with questions. If u leave at night, there are lamps that will help u get to the main property gate to leave. It is really dark at night here so drive slow.

Ka'ala Vista is located in Waialua. It is a little hard to find and could be locked. If it is, you…read moreneed a passcode to get into the very first gates (next to a sign that says goats for sale). Then you drive in and pass another gate with a cemetery and make a left and drive all the way down the road. There you will find a gated house with a pool. Parking is on the road, but there is lots since their property is so large. This venue is actually for weddings but you may also utilize this space for photoshoots too - and with your dogs! We were lucky enough to be invited to a dog's 1st bday party here (I believe this was their first bday party held for dogs in this location). The dogs got to roam the property and play in the pool! SO MUCH FUN! The scary part is the hill/cliff as its not fenced, but makes beautiful photos.

Love it here our family go to spot , camping Friday to Wednesday,and get toilets and cold showerread more

Camped here in high school with my softball team. It's a nice quiet spot to fish and have a family…read morebeach day. I didn't see any homeless around back then and recently. Not too many cars during the day so it was fun to learn how to drive standard in the lot.

we had a great stay, the location is kinda noisy in the day due to the airport. but at night it is…read moreextremely quiet. Since it is not very touristy it was a good location. the only downside was the TV almost everything we wanted to watch was an additional charge, but we just enjoyed what we had.

If you are looking for a place to get away with the busy and crowded place of the city, Owen's…read moreRetreat is the place where you should be..a very quiet place in Waialua where you are just steps away from the beach..Will recommend this place to our friends and Families..

This place is awesome for families. We've stayed here 4 times in 5 years for our family vacations…read moreand we just love it. It's incredibly well appointed, clean, nicely furnished, and comfortable. The pool at the unit is really nice and driving the golf cart to the lagoons is so easy and so much fun. The owners really do care about their unit and it shows. Don't hesitate to book this unit, especially if you are a family with kids. It really does have everything you need and more. You won't be disappointed!

Perfect location, all brand new everything and a Golf Cart! Wow!…read more Wow, what a fabulous 10 nights we spent at this lovely villa in Ko Olina. The beds were incredibly comfortable, the kitchen had everything I could think to want and the lanai was my favorite spot for napping each afternoon. The pool was a 2 minute walk from the unit - my grandsons just loved the pool and I loved the shaded cabanas. The beach was about a 10 minute walk, but we mostly used the golf cart. The unit had all sorts of bicycles, scooters, books and toys and board games so the kids were never ever bored. Safeway, Costco and Target are 1 exit away and it's so nice to be able to park right at the villa and not have to haul everything into an elevator or down a long hallway (especially after a day at the beach). My son in law was thrilled with the "high tech" gadgets - 3 huge TVs, NetFlix, wifi, even a printer. I am already looking forward to another trip this summer!

I've been here twice as a chaperone for our sons' school orchestra camp in 2013 and 2016…read more Pros: Great food, all cabins are air-conditioned, clean, nice décor, well-maintained grounds, friendly staff, secure/gated with care taker living on property near the main gate, and adequate hot water for each cabin. Camp grounds included a large outdoor commercial-grade tent that the orchestra used for large-group practice. Their next door neighbor is the Kamehameha Schools' Preschool and another part of the Pu'u Kahea center is bordered by a canal: bottom line: safe and secure. There are also newer residential homes along the street where the entrance is located. There's an old "mansion" on the property where Disney filmed the movie Parent Trap in 1998. We used the mansion for some of the chaperones and student officers, and it's really nice. The mansion also includes the dining area and a third floor loft. This facility is affiliated with the Baptist church, however, it's open to anyone. This place would be ideal for church groups or adult groups that need to break out into separate meeting groups. And yes, kids' orchestra/band camps too. Also, our church (Catholic) conducted their teen group's confirmation retreat here as well, with great results. The outdoor facilities include a bonfire area, basketball and volleyball courts. Cons: Minor: their ice machine broke on one of the weekends that we were there, so the parents drove to Kapolei Costco to buy ice. We also heard that our school's band camp the week before also experienced the broken ice machine, therefore the broken ice machine had been unaddressed for at least 2 weeks. There's no pool. the front lawn area is uneven, ungraded, sloped and has trees in a grove, so if you want to do football or soccer, it would be difficult. There are other open areas on the property that might suffice if you need a large open outdoor area. however, because our group spent most of the time indoors and in the grove area, I can't really evaluate the features of the other outdoor spaces.

If you are looking for a beautiful, functional & safe venue to hold your wedding or any event this…read moreis the place to go. There is lots of parking, itʻs a private venue and your backdrop is Mt. Kaʻala on the westside of our Island of Oahu! Itʻs safe because itʻs gated. Itʻs spacious because it can hold up to 300+ guests but it can also hold little events as well! Itʻs a functional flower & fruit farm that supports local workers. It is a Veteran/Kanaka oʻiwi owned & operated venue. Aloha!

Great place for a party…read more This is a spacious and beautiful location on the AF side of the base. The facility has a full fridge and working deep sink. There are a couple or outlets if you want to bring a radio or rice cooker ;) And you can't have rice without having some kind of meat. There's two stationary grills on property. The trash is taken out by management when you turn the keys back in and pick up your deposit. I believe the deposit is $250. There are bathrooms in the back. No porta potties thank God. No real flying creatures to stanch your food and plenty of fresh air. You will get the occasional roar of a plane engine since the runway is close by and sometimes you see a naval ship just off the coast heading out or doing maneuvers. Overall five stars. The scenery is beautiful and he can't beat the price. M

Foster Point Peninsula on Hickam AFB is the absolute worst place for a picnic lunch! Please don't…read morego there. It is so ugly! It is surrounded on three sides by pristine azure waters... YUCK! You can see the skyline of Honolulu and the silhouette of Diamond Head... so horrific! Nearby sail boats gently rock to small waves on the aforementioned pristine azure waters... you do not want to see this! There is no comfortable place to sit and eat. There are only maybe a dozen clean tables from which to choose: some in the shade, some in the sun, and some are under a pavilion to use in the unlikely event it rains during your picnic... Don't take the chance! Today during lunch (well, for the first few minutes) I had to share the peninsula with one other picnicker. Sure he was like 40 yards away, but you shouldn't have to put up with this! And the wind! Today it was so blustery that it threatened to blow my napkin off the table... not once, but TWICE! Oh and it is so noisy... did I mention the sail boats and the waves? Well, they're not silent, ya know! They make this monotonous "lap-lap-lap" sound that might drive you crazy! And you'd be dining only a couple miles from the airport. So as you watch the lumbering jets lift off gracefully into the sky, you can actually hear them. .. It's horrendous! It so far out of the way! It takes minutes and minutes (maybe as many as five) to drive out there from the base proper.... Don't waste your valuable time! So in short, take my advice: Do not put up with ugliness, then uncomfortable conditions, the noisiness, and the long long ride out to Foster Point Peninsula for a picnic lunch! It's just not worth it. But if you do, you'll likely see me there enjoying my picnic lunch; and if you do, feel free to wave. But try to keep your 40 yards separation! ;-)