I learned the hard way to book the drills ahead of time (especially during the holidays) because…read morethey fill up. I finally got into one my last morning in Maui and had a blast. I wish I was able to go more than once! The drill was 1.5 hours long and Joseph taught it. We warmed up for the first 15-30 min and then played a bunch of mini games. There were 8 of us in the class and very different levels ranging from kids on the college tennis team to me (who picked up tennis as a hobby during the pandemic). Joseph did a great job pairing us up for the mini games so it was a challenge for all. It was a great way to work off all the lava flows from the past week and have fun doing it. It's also a beautiful setting to play some tennis! I left my racquet back home, but they do offer rentals as well. And for those not wanting to do a drill you can just reserve courts, get a ball machine and/or lessons with the pros.

Love the pickleball here. It's an awesome community with really nice people. The open play is…read moreMonday through Friday and while it is on the pricey side, it's worth it to try at least once. The open play is well organized. The members do a great job of helping to organize with the rules and we made some great friends while visiting. Thanks Ryan for making us feel at home! I did hear that sadly there was a petition to end pickleball here because of the noise at the end of 2024. I hope it's not true and they can continue because this is a fantastic pickleball community with some really nice courts.

We stayed at the Maui Sunset so this was an adjacent, lovely beach park that we enjoyed daily. The…read moregrounds are impeccably maintained and watching the sun go down over the water was a nightly treat. There isn't much sand at the shore line, so if your kids want to dig around, it would be best to find something more expansive.

Love coming here to relax and chill. We come here every now and then. It's nice. Nice to bring…read moreyour things to relax and unwind

Other than the little playground, this park is nice. I used to take my little one walking in the…read morestroller here sometimes. This morning Keopuolani Park had a fun run for Pono Viela so there were a lot of people when we arrived so we rerouted. The streetlight at Kaahumanu and Papa was out so we rerouted again. Finally we ended up here at KCC and the little playground was pilau. It was full of graffiti and it's clearly old but at least it's gated in. We didn't stay here as long as we usually stay at Keopuolani but it did the trick. We could use more nice playgrounds here in Central Maui or upgrade ones like these. I think next time Keopuolani is packed, we will just go to Wailuku Heights park even though it's pretty windy sometimes up there or the one by Wailuku Elementary even though there's usually ball games going at that one.

SO many good memories here at KCC over the years. From hanabata days, I can still clearly remember…read morethose joyful squeals as we bolted down the grassy hills on cardboard boxes 4, 5, 6 more times with a seemingly unending stream of energy. Even better were rainy days where body boards took the place of cardboard boxes and if we walked away unscathed with little to no bruises, we considered ourselves one of the lucky ones. I remember a number of field trips to the swimming pool, hanging on to the walls for dear life, but still having so much fun. Aah, those were the days. The park has changed very little since then & that's all part of it's charm. With it's soccer fields, swimming pool, community center, tennis courts, walking trails, etc. Kahului Community Center Park has always been a gathering place for families, friends, & generations of local Mauians. Although the facilities are quite a bit older, everything has been well maintained for the most part. The community center remains popular for all types of parties and events. Frequent games are hosted on the soccer fields. Tennis courts are well lit once the sun bids us adieu. And the playgrounds are enclosed for our littles to enjoy. The park is centrally located so I still come here to take my son out to play every now and then. The playground is geared more towards older children, but there's still enough for my 3 1/2 year old to enjoy. He might also just like being outside in general so there's that... hehe. All in all, great park!

Beautiful!!! Bring reef friendly sunscreen as there is no shade on the beach. Also bring water…read moreshoes as the rocks are harsh. Worth the drive

Love this park. Has a large well kept lawn to play bocci ball or do yoga on. There are 4 public…read moretennis courts with a few set up for pickleball. The parking lot is small and there is some street parking for over flow. There isn't a shower but there is a nice bathroom. There aren't any picnic tables or benches so be sure to bring your own beach chairs. This is a great park to watch the sunset from.

We occasionally like to go to this park to play basketball, football and baseball. When we go…read morethere sometimes on the weekends, there are always people playing tennis on their many tennis courts. There definitely needs to be repairs made. One thing that was a bit upsetting to us the last time we were there was that it was pretty obvious that the grass gets mowed but there was a lot of opala (trash/rubbish) where they mowed and along the fence line. Who knows if all that trash was there before or after they mowed but whatever the case, so much trash. Like anywhere, always be aware of your surroundings. Sometimes there are some shady characters at this park. Check it out.

Wells Park could very well be Maui's oldest park at over a century old. Named after Charles Wells,…read moreonce a manager of the long-gone Wailuku Sugar Co., he donated the 6.6 acres of land the park sits on. I played a fair amount of tennis here back in the 80's and it's still a popular spot today, even housing a local tennis club. There are six tennis courts, a basketball court, baseball and softball fields. The Wailuku Gym and Wailuku Pool, located across the park on Market Street is also part of Wells Park. A few big trees provide good shade. Parking is adequate for park usage but in weekday space-hungry Wailuku, it can be at a premium especially due to the location of the judicial courts and jurors. FUN FACTS: The very first Maui County Fair was held here in 1916 where the baseball/softball fields are located. Richard Nixon made a campaign stop here in 1960 with thousands of Mauians in attendance. "Spreckles Ditch" boarders the entire east side of the park. It starts at nearby Waiale Reservoir behind the MCCC jail, meanders through Wailuku town and visible from multiple locations, finally emptying out into the Wailuku River (formerly known as Iao Stream) west of the Millyard industrial area. OVERALL: Perhaps one of the island's most historical parks.

Currently, you wouldn't even know that this was an actual park as nothing is here in terms of "park…read morefeatures" sans for grass and a park sign. Early plans back in 2014 called for soccer fields, tennis and basketball courts but none of them have been built. Some might confuse this place with the nearby Central Maui Regional Sports Complex which is already in use as a multi-baseball field facility. The park is about 26 acres with restroom facilities and a small parking lot which is locked at night. It's a wide open swath of land graded into several levels. There are no benches, not even a tree to perch under. So what is this place good for? I say to let your two-legged, sugar-filled kids burn off their energy, or for your four-legged fur babies to run amok. But, please pick up their crap! OVERALL: If and when they develop the fields for sporting events, parking will be a big problem. I can picture vehicles illegally parking on the shoulders and center grassy median. Maybe it should be left as is.

I usually come to this park to play with the Aerobee , it's the perfect spot to just let the Far…read morehigh flying disc soar and run after. I threw this disc at the upper field end to end. Perfect to play at this field or just bringing my grand kids to let them run and wear them out. Just waiting for it to open back up again due to the Corona Virus.

Great place to cheer on your adult friend's recreational basketball team!!! And a nice picnic spot…read moreWould recommend. 10/10

Another ugly park here on Maui. I do not recommend it. Baby hates it too lol jk…read moreIf you do attempt to visit this park, be mindful of others and clean up after yourself please.

This review is for the community center. Whenever we have s party and it's at kula community…read morecenter im happy. Is a cute and small center maybe holds about 200 people or so. They have tables and chairs for your use. Cute little kitchen area where you can cook if you need to or prepare food. They do have a small refrigerator for your use. Bathrooms are always clean and well stocked with toilet paper and paper towels. They do have a stage area for the entertainment. During the winter months it tends to get cold at parties so dress warm.

I had no idea this place existed until recently as I was invited to a birthday celebration here…read more The complex is 7 acres in size and includes a community center and 4 cement tennis courts. COMMUNITY CENTER: The open-air, single level, rectangular-shaped building was just the right size for a party and can accommodate about 200 people. A small kitchen is on one end, a stage at the other, and restrooms out back. Views of the outside are second to none as windows line the entire front and back of the hall. The facility is older but is in exceptional shape. I did hear from the party host that she had to bring in some rented tables and chairs at her expense as the ones they provide weren't in the best shape. TENNIS COURTS: There are 4 of them but I didn't check it out. TIP: Sunsets here are killer! OVERALL: It was a further drive for me but I'm glad the party was here rather than at the decrepit Eddie Tam venue in Makawao.

Huge park and a nice one to take a stroll in. They also have a play structure which they call the…read more"pit" is a fun play area for children to play on. Please if walking your dogs during school hours make sure they're leashed. The country does a nice job at taking care of the place making sure it's clean. Mayor hannibal tavares center has been around for over 10 years. If you have a reception in the community center it could hold a few hundred people. With many parking stalls. Right now it's going they a renovation so I'm excited what it'll look like when it's finished. So be prepared because the hall and the d.m.v. will be closed until next year. So no parties and no renewing your license here until next year.. booooo!

Really nice and big Community center for the upcountry area of Maui. Easily accessed from the old…read moreHaleakala highway, and right across the street from Pukalani Terrace shopping Center. There's a great big community meeting room, and the kitchen, as well as smaller meeting rooms all on the upper floor. Downstairs are various services including the department of motor vehicles upcountry office. What a great place to have a party for a wedding or graduation and invite everybody you know. There are beautiful views of the ocean and central valley, including Molokai and the west Maui Mountains. Step out on the covered lanai to get some fresh air and enjoy the views. The vast central space has an open beam ceiling making for great acoustics. This is a real highlight of the community in Pukalani.