Both of my kids absolutely loved the Spring Break camp here! They had so much fun that they're…read morealready asking to go back next week instead of returning to school They couldn't stop talking about how fun all the activities were, and especially how awesome Mr. Dan is--he makes everything so engaging and playful. Highly recommend for any parents looking for a fun and enriching camp experience for their kids!

My son went to Kidzart camp this past summer and had a blast. They even brought a shave ice truck…read moreto camp and all the kids got to have one. Such a great place for kids to be creative and have fun. I highly recommend.

My daughter has been with OGN for one year. She absolutely loves the coaches and her peers. The gym…read moreis nicely set up to watch your child during their classes. Parking is easy. It's been a great experience for our family.

We are beyond grateful for the supportive coaches, kind team members and wonderful families that…read moremake up the Oahu Gymnastics and Ninja community. OGN is such a special place and we are so happy to be a part of it!

An amazing place to attend a birthday party. On a nice day the weather worked out perfectly with…read moresoft breezes and sunny skies. We really lucked out. Six wooden picnic tables overlooking the stream. A refrigerator to store the cake and drinks. Sinks for handwashing. Areas for kids to run around and play. The teacher guide Pauline was so patient. Pauline was there to help with taking kids on a hike, craft making activities and a trip to the river for fishing. The small hike was manageable. Craft making was a way for kids to be creative. Fishing for krill and toads was a way for the kids to burn excess energy. Bring sunscreen and lotsa bug repellent! Such a fun event outdoors and a learning experience even for the adults!

I love Hawaii Nature Center! I took my children to hikes, craft events, trail runs, adventure…read morecamps. Now I'm taking my grandchildren! My grandson attended 2025 summer adventure camps, and I took my granddaughter on the Spring weekend programs. HURT and the Center held a trail run in September and my grandson had a blast! Love Pauline and all the workers, too! Pauline is so knowledgeable and friendly! I!m currently a member and it's in Auto-renew!

My kids and I have been surfing with them for years. They take you out to surf waves that aren't…read moreover crowded. Great for learning and getting long rides. It's a great way for those who love surfing to get a lot of waves in a short amount of time. I highly recommend Ty Gurney Surf School!

Went for a 2-hour lesson with my twin boys age 10. Had the best surf ever! Totally epic. All the…read morestaff was fantastic. It was a special treat to get coached by founder Ty Gurney himself! After 1 hour, he had the kids doing tricks. I appreciate the push into small waves, which I could then ride 150+ yards - a lifetime high! Also the paddle out and back in help was terrific, since it's a loooong paddle out. Super super fun experience! Thank you, Ty and team!

I enrolled my son last year in their afterschool program. They meet once a week and build with…read moreLegos. My son enjoys it and I asked him this year if he wanted to continue and he said YES! I don't know exactly what he builds or does, but he's having fun and the price is reasonable. My only suggestion would be to provide parents with pictures of what the kids make and share it through email or private website. The kids do bring back a paper of what they did for the day, I would just like to see what my son's creations looked like.

They seem to take on too many children. I volunteered for a few sessions while my son was in the…read moreprogram. They were short-handed and asked for volunteers. The "instructor" was young and had no experience working with K-3 students. There were about 15 children and she was way too quiet of a speaker for most children to even hear her let alone focus. She had them sit in the beginning of instruction and told them the lesson for the day. It was obvious though that she lost most of them within 10 minutes. By the end of the "lesson" (maybe 20 minutes or so) even the most concentrated learner had tuned her out. Then the building portion was in groups. Many fought over - well just about everything and she had no control or insight on how to deal with all of that. There were about three little boys that would run outside of class and she didn't even notice. I had to run outside to bring them back in. I just can't get myself to register him again. He can build at home with his friends and family.

If I could give this dojo zero stars, I would…read more My son has been practicing at Knight's Isshin-Ryu Karate since April 2024. We've signed multiple six-month contracts, paid every bill on time, bought the required uniform and equipment, and paid extra fees for belt promotion ceremonies. My son has shown up, often three times a week, memorized Isshin-Ryu history, advanced through four belts, and fully participated in dojo culture and events. Because my family spends two months each summer on the East Coast, I requested flexibility with their contract, which had been granted. When I attempted to renew in August of this year, I was told I could not due to their six-month minimum requirement. Given it was August and I would not depart until June of the next year - I offered to sign a six- or even a nine-month contract. But the Knights never responded. Multiple calls and emails went unanswered. After more than two weeks of silence, I went to the dojo in person to try to get signed up. At that point, I was told directly -- with some defensiveness and hostility -- that I was no longer a client, that my contractual obligations had been met, and that they would not renew the contract given I could not commit to back-to-back six-month contracts or a one-year agreement. I again offer to sign a six or nine month contract. Shockingly, I was told my son would need to find a new karate dojo - despite all the time and effort he had already invested. It is important to note that I also observed that students seem to promote to the next belt about one week before their contracts expire. This happened to my son twice - as well as the majority of his class during the promotion ceremony last May. I don't think this is a coincidence. This pattern raises concerns that promotions are scheduled more for contractual convenience than for individual student progression. I even brought this up once, when I felt my son was being promoted before he was ready. This situation was especially disappointing as I believed in the Knight's values of respect, hard work, integrity, and determination - and expected them to practice what they preached. Given that the Knight's is run by a prior military member, I expected professionalism and integrity. Yet, when faced with a dedicated student and family asking for fairness, they abandoned him. My son, who invested over a year of effort, was simply dismissed from the karate dojo. He is now heartbroken given the time and effort he invested, only to be treated like a contract number. In my experience, Knight's Isshin-Ryu Karate prioritizes rigid contracts and revenue over student development and well-being. Families considering this dojo should weigh carefully whether those priorities match what they are seeking for their children, and recognize that their child may be cut off at any time at a whim. If you value your child's time and effort, think twice before trusting Knight's Isshin-Ryu Karate.

Sensei David is a Top Notch Instructor. Easy to learn from and start applying what you learn from…read moreday one! Great way to build your confidence and self defense skills. Highest Recommendation!!!

Cute, indoor playground with a ton of activities all in a manageable space. Located in the heart of…read moreKailua the location is unassuming among the other small shops. The location has a parking lot. Upon entry you are struck by the amount of activities all in one space that really is hours of play where you can see everything and keep track of your kids. The double trampoline is a hit. The colorful ball pit where the kids can dive through and slide into are points of interest. A large climbing maze like structure with suspended bridges and padded stairs. Market area for kids to pretend to shop for foods. Ice cream trolley that's kid sized. Tiny spinning carousel that continuously goes around and around. All these activities provide hours of entertainment and fun for the kids. It's a fun neighborhood hangout for the little ones to enjoy.

Another indoor playground for the keiki? YES!!!…read more It seems like over the last few years, business owners are realizing how sought after these indoor playgrounds are for working parents, stay at home parents, young kids, and old! Location is in Kailua, right off the main drag on Hamakua Street (look for the bright yellow building). The parking lot has about a half dozen stalls on the right hand side (beware you may be towed if you park on the left side). I asked the manager where to park as the signage wasn't very clear, so be warned. Pricing: Rates are per child: $15 for one hour, $20 two, $27 for three, and so on. Adults are $3 each. Grip socks are required for all (customers are allowed to bring their own). They also offer all day rates and monthly passes (M-F only). They also feature a stamp card for loyal customers: buy 10 sessions, get one free! There's a bunch of toys and entertainment for all ages: a carousel, obstacle course, slide, Lego stations, and play supermarket. A few unique stations are the rock climbing wall, concert/band area (with drums, piano, ukulele, and microphones), and a big screen TV that featured cartoons for the kids. Open seven days a week. The kids love the trampolines, lego sets, ball pit, and rock climbing wall. Restrooms available. Thanks Hi Keiki Playground for bringing the FUN to Kailua! We wish you all the joy and success!