Bathroom smells like spoiled kimchee. So-much-so, that when my 5 year old daughter needed to go…read morebathroom she refused to go to the toilet and went by a tree. Wooden play area can be too big to where you lose visual of your kids but the other area (plastic side) is for the smaller kids. Oldest son saw a rat go into one of the holes of the wooden playground. It's still a fun pitstop to play at.

Cute little playground for your keiki located across the beach. Very clean and spacious for a…read morecouple of hours of play time. Kids enjoyed the swings and slides. Loved the wooden structures which made it so appealing to enjoy. Great park to also have a picnic with your family. If you are looking for a good atmosphere to spend time with your keiki, this is the spot in Kauai.

One of our favorite things we did on the island! So simple but enjoyed it so much! Rented bike from…read morehele on kauai and their store is right by the path which was so convenient. Beautiful area and beautiful flowers along the way!

This is a famous paved bike and walking path along the ocean in Kauai…read more 5 miles long (10 miles RT) I cycled it end to end and back using the beach cruiser from the hotel. I also walked the North 2 mile section round trip. It's relatively flat with a gradual incline as you head from South to North. Some sections are near stores and some sections are remote near large estates. It's a place locals go to walk and bike before and after work and on weekends.

A small beach park in the Kapa'a town. I went to have a small picnic to myself here. There is one…read moregazebo with a bench. Nice place to watch people fish or take a walk. The parking has a bunch of spaces. I definitely recommend watching the sunrise here. There's grass and rocks to enjoy.

Nice long beach, has a nice trail for walking, running or biking. Beach is a bit grainy sand and…read morethe beach is filthy with debris of large pieces of wood, sticks, and old dry vegetation- you can tell the beach doesn't get raked or cleaned. You have to clear off an area for your beach towel or you'll be sitting on all the wood and crap.

This is the place to be if you want to have parties. Super easy to reserve if you give them enough…read moretime. It does reserve quickly, so the earlier the better. They allow certain waterslide and bouncy house companies and the office will give a list for the pavilion. Easy access and central location. Big field to run around, tennis courts, small playground.

Based on the existing photos from another reviewer this skatepark has definitely been upgraded!…read more It's a nice little skate area. My 7 year old was stoked on it. He dropped in a bunch of times and enjoyed the little hills (idk what their actually called). My 13 year old liked the easy roll-ins (whatever that means). I personally appreciated that there was a bathroom available. It was well stocked and decent. Also - The Bus stop is located right next so it provides a nice shady area w/ benches (granted it isn't crowded from people waiting for The Bus).

We had a great time at the skatepark! Ran into some locals who are very kind. We ended up going…read moremultiple times Seems like a nice place to practice whether you're new to skating or even an old hometown legend!

While on vacation in Kauai, my daughter wanted to go to the park so we tried this park on a Monday…read moremorning . There was no one at the park the entire time we were there there was a class going on at the community center, but that's about it. The park has probably seen better days because there was some wooden boards that look like they kept the sides that used to be open closed off. There's bad words graffiti up on the top near the slide. My 8 year old knew it was a bad word written. There isn't any seats around the playground, but a few benches outside the playground. It's located in town which was convenient for us. There's lots of parking so we didn't have an issue there. But I can see when there's events or games at the park, it might become very busy.

Great place to take our kids to play, nice shaded picnic tables close by. Located in a quiet…read moreneighborhood.

I visited the Wailua Falls in Līhuʻe, Kauaʻi, Hawaii [Maalo Rd; Hwy 583] on Saturday, 01/24/26,…read morearound 3:30 PM. Wailua Falls offered an incredibly close view, which made the experience feel special. I was able to truly appreciate the waterfall's beauty up close. One fun highlight was spotting a rooster sitting right near the edge, which was such a classic Kauaʻi island moment because roosters are everywhere on the island. I also noticed a touching memorial sign dedicated to Kavika Luna, "Mr. Aloha" - The Flying Hawaiian (May 1960 - September 2024). The message spoke about rainbows appearing as he chanted and the magic of Wailua Falls coming alive. It felt meaningful because I actually caught a mini rainbow during my visit, which made the moment even more breathtaking and memorable. Overall, I was very pleased with this stop. Wailua Falls is absolutely worth checking out for its natural beauty and history.

First stop when we got to Kauai as it was 10-mins away from the airport…read more First impressions, parking is difficult as the road is narrow because of the cars parked on the side allowing a car to pass at a time. Smelly as I'm sure kids at night are drinking in this area and peeing wherever they like. However, the view of the falls is worth it. I do wish they would cut down some of the weeds as it was a bit tall. Luckily, a fellow tourist that took our family photo was tall and so he was able to capture a photo of us and the fall. I do recommend visiting but just know that the parking is chaotic. Oh, and it is free.

Located in the down village area of Anahola, you will find this park. It is a hop, skip and jump…read moreaway from Kumu Camp and Anahola Beach. It hosts a myriad of things for the adult and children alike.