Absolutely love this playground! No matter what time we visit, there are a bunch of kids playing,…read moreso it's relatively easy to find new friends. Located in Mililani Mauka, there's plentiful street parking.

Awesome park for the kids and parents to get together. All the kids get along and there's great…read morefamily's out there. Nice people. The family's out there bring chalk, bubbles, glow sticks, glow swords and balls and frisbees. Great community would definitely recommend other family's to go out there and meet the community that's there on a daily basis. Come check out the park!

Not good for 2 year old and not open to public. Heacka small. Would not come back and left right…read moreaway. Disappointing. Feel like can't trust yelp reviews anymore

This is probably one of the nicest playgrounds I've seen on the island of Oahu. I'm so glad I found…read moreit thanks to fellow Yelpers, Mahalo! Parking: There are about ten parking stalls. I was the only one parked there and I went on a Friday morning around 9. Playground: The sign says its for kids ages 5- 12. I took my 22 month old daughter. She loved it. I loved how clean the playground is! It's seriously the cleanest playground I've taken my kids to. There are two slides for kids to choose from. Parts of the park are shaded, included two benches you can sit at to watch your little ones while they play. The bigger slide has a bridge that was too scary for my daughter to go on alone, she wasn't scared, I was. A little toddler could easily fall through, but I can see how it could be fun for bigger kids to get to the big slide. Since we had the whole playground to ourselves, I let her climb up the big slide to enjoy it, rather than try to cross the bridge she could easily fall through. Despite some shaded areas, my daughter said the big slide was too hot for her to slide on around 10 a.m. Area: There are walking trails you can take advantage of. The trails go along a stream and it was .5 miles, round trip from the parking lot to the end and back. The trails are shaded, which was nice. I saw a lot of dog owners on the trails while I was exploring. There are some pull up bars by the playground. There is also tennis courts and basketball courts. I definitely recommend this fun little park and playground.

Never knew this place existed til today. You learn new things every day…read more.. Was told it was a bike path but saw no one on bikes, just a few walkers so it was not crowded or noisy. Luckily the heat of the summer is previewing in late May already there is a spot of shade and some boulders to sit on. Not safe for white shorts. If you have toddlers or young elementary children they can run around in the grassy area. We only went as far as the boulders and didn't see any restroom facilities. Good idea to bring your own water to quench your thirst.

While studying the Trail of Tears in 7th or 8th grade, if my memory serves correctly, each class…read moreheld onto and carried a rope from the Middle school down to McDonalds and back up through the ravine. Towards the top, our PE teachers surprised us with water balloons. That has got to be one of the most memorable moments I had at MMS. Heck, I remember walking from MMS to town center on Fridays and on the last day of school! Oh the good ol' days! It's a beautiful path, well maintained for the most part. It's quite long path to walk, jog, stroll, or bike through. Nevertheless, it is in no way strenuous or intense. Perfect for little ones too. People walk their dogs just bring poop bags and remember to toss it in the trash can. Didn't notice any sketchy people around but I still wouldn't go alone. It's a nice neighborhood and the path isn't hard to find when going down or up.

A huge beautiful park in Mililani Mauka…read more.. Mililani does have beautiful parks and this one is no different. It does have a tiny parking lot though with lots of street parking accessing this location is very easy. My only problem is the shading so if you plan to enjoy this park and need some shade it's probably not for you though it's hard not to get drawn in as the insanely huge grassy area does make you want to just stroll in to chill. There are basketball courts, baseball field and even a cute jungle gym, one that I actually took advantage to stretch and take in all the vitamin D, even though the park sits right beside the freeway being so vast all you really hear are the birds and not much else which makes it a great way to escape and enjoy a beautiful well kept park. Thank you!

The women's restroom is absolutely disgusting. It looks like poop is smeared all over the doors,…read morewalls, and floors. Used sanitary napkins on the back of the toilets. Used toilet paper everywhere and no toilet paper on the rolls. There's no way anyone taking care of these bathrooms thinks that's acceptable. It's clearly not something that happened in a day or week either.

16 Acres Park in Mililani, Oahu, Hawaii…read more.. I didn't know where 16 Acres Park was - even though I was born and raised on the Island of Oahu... lol! Why? Maybe because I hardly go to Mililani; my family doesn't live there; and I don't play soccer or basketball. Haha! I googled 16 Acres Park because I was supposed to meet someone there to pick up a gigantic prize package that I had won on Instagram. I gave them my phone number so they could text me when they arrived at the park after they finished work in Waialua. I used GPS to find Makaunulau Community Park (AKA 16 Acres Park) and parked near the restroom where there was a sign with the park's name. I texted a photo of the restroom to the contact person and they weren't familiar with this area of the park! I stated that there was no parking lot... and I saw a baseball diamond right in front of me and basketball courts far away. Eventually, she found me (I don't even know her name), and she helped me put all of the prizes in my car! Thank you to: Kobayashi Crew Country_kine_grinds: smoked meat and smoked marlin dip Scoop Scoops: 4 containers of sherbet Livs_mixx: 3 containers of flavored gummy candy jnjpupus - 2 kinds of chili pepper water d_the_salsa_slanga: 2 containers of salsa chats_sweets_xnx_things: dozen Brownanas dat_resinplug - 3 custom made shot glasses Lillyjoyhawaii - jar of lilikoi butter Mahalo plenty!!! Note: I drove around to the playground area where the parking lot was - to take a look. Gee! This is a REALLY big park! The restroom is so far from the parking lot ... like 16 acres away!

Haven't had the issue of needing to use the bathroom while on the playground & basketball court…read moreside yet. But it will be a hassle to hold it and either walk to the bathroom across the park or simply drive there. I'm not fond of public restrooms so it's best to hold it til I get home. TMI, but let's be honest here. Those would be my plans..but for the kids sake, yikes! Playground is nice but located towards the corner with only a fence to block kiddos from running to the parking lot but definitely will not stop them from running on the road.. It could use some improvements: fenced off playground and a bathroom facility closer to the parking lot side. However, yes obviously parents should keep an eye on the kiddos at all times and not play the darn PoGo game. Nonetheless, my family and I will always choose to frequent this park the most. Very spacious, ample parking, and a great place to teach my son how to ride a bike.

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.

Bummed the gazebo was taken down. I always used to look forward to it when passing through during…read moremy middle school days. The park should really be renamed now that it has been demolished.. It's more of an adult park with pull up bars, push up posts and benches. Parking is up in the residential area, Maka'ika'i is the closest street above and then you'd have to walk down through the ravine to get here. I had set a routine to start from the top of Mauka, jog down to the park, work out a good one pull up that I can manage to do lol and sprint back up. An exercise alternative when the gyms were closed due to COVID.

I love passing by this landmark as I enter Mililani Mauka. It's really pretty during the day, and…read moresince they installed the lighting it really looks beautiful at night. My husband and I love walking down here with our daughter, because she loves playing at the little workout set they have. The little workout area has pull-up bars and workout benches. The equipment used to be old, beaten up wooden equipment that I was always afraid of using for fear of getting a splinter. MTA, however, has done some work. The equipment looks a lot better. It looks to be all metal, now. No salt air worn down looking wood. As I am writing this review, however, that area isn't quite done and ready. It looks really nice, and we can't wait to use it. The gazebo is really pretty and is a nice place to sit and just relax. But since teens are seen loitering there at night and what not, the gazebo is just full of graffiti and often times a beer bottle or two can be found lying around. I hope MTA repaints the inside and cleans up the inside seating area, because it would be sad to see this gazebo get overrun with this mess.

Located next door to Mililani Uka Elementary. Colorful fun playground, restrooms and a baseball…read morefield. Family friendly park with lots of street parking.

Playing field is a walk from the parking. View is gorgeous. Not sure where it is and thank…read moregoodness never needed to use the restroom there. Sloping so if you're hauling a wagon with your chairs and drinks look for the easiest slope to reach the field the game is at.

We really enjoy spending time at this park, especially in the evenings. My husband and I often grab…read moresmoothies and take a walk around the loop. The path is paved, wide, and stroller/ tricycle/ scooter-friendly, so it works well for both adults and kids. The whole place has a calm, welcoming vibe. There are enough people around that it doesn't feel empty, but never crowded. There are several playgrounds scattered along the loop, which makes them great "pit stops" if you're there with kids. The playgrounds aren't brand new, but they're in decent condition and set on rubber flooring. They're perfect for active toddlers and slightly older kids. Our two-year-old can enjoy the slides and smaller features without it feeling overwhelming or dangerous. The only thing I wish is that there were a few more benches near the playgrounds for parents to sit and relax. The park itself is beautiful, with lots of trees providing shade and greenery that stays fresh even in the hotter months. Lately, the flowering trees have been blooming with pinkish-yellow blossoms. There are also picnic tables and restrooms available (didn't check the restrooms personally, but they're there).

7-15-22 Third time this week Bud asked to come. He enjoys the soaking mechanism at the Splash…read morePark and going to the big pool. He split our pool time to spend some time by the slides at the playground. Checking in with Mililani resident IDs gets us our wristbands. We seem to come at the height of the sun's strongest rays between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. It gives us a good 45 minutes of outdoor activity and the freedom of no masks for a little while. Fridays it opens later so it kinda throws off lunch and nap time but in the car ride home he took a little kitty nap. I'm not sure why little kids aren't allowed swim vests if they are not strong swimmers but there must be a good reason. I've seen between 1 to 3 life guards on duty at a time. Some more serious than others on watch. Saw for the first time a life guard testing the water in the baby pool and big pool then logging down his findings. Being at prime summer time more and more kiddies are seen at Rec 4 with grandparents or parents. If you time it right you can enjoy the 3 areas and leave when it starts to get crowded.

Now that we've been to all recreation centers in Mililani, with the exception of Rec 6 in…read moreconstruction (pending to see the new renovations), Rec 4 is deemed our favorite and the most younger aged kid friendly of them all. Why? Because they have the cutest splash park, playground, and a warm pool/kiddie pool. What they don't have is a water slide and shave ice/Starbucks, but no biggie, we can make do without. Anywho's, with lots of precautions and not much places i would take my infant to, we decided to celebrate his first birthday here. Limit of 10 people inside so we had to wait a long while. Good thing they were open pretty late, til 7pm! You need to have an MTA pass or go as a guest with someone who has and pay $10 per guest per day. It's street parking along the fence, facing the playground and splash park or anywhere you can find. But between those two is the entrance. Mask on when entering, exiting or when not in the water. No floaties allowed. Have fun!