It's pretty nice and big. But the fact that it's not utilized like ALL THE TIME boggles me. I would…read morethink this park would be super packed. Maybe when we come it's not during busy hours. Anywho, it's a large field for those who may need a place to hold games. Any type of games that is.

Nice resurfaced courts! This park is located next to Pearl…read moreHighland Intermediate school. The bathrooms are hidden by the other side of the building towards the entrance area. It was opened on Sunday when I went. It's very hot if you're playing on the courts so bring a lot of water and a tent!!! There are lights for the courts at night, and there's ample parking as well.

a nice place to bring the grandkids to skate and get exercise…read more we're delighted it's available

The previous commenters likely don't skate or ride bmx, so I'll provide a BMX perspective. Every…read moreramp surface needs a reskin; there are plenty of holes and rough spots. The park lacks flow, the transitions aren't optimal, and the design layout is a bit odd. A simpler approach would have worked better.

Park looks good. Saw people playing, security here, seems like its a lot safer and better for keiki.read more

Dragon Boat Race 2022…read more When I first saw the posting on Facebook, I just couldn't imagine a cardboard dragon boat on land. Somehow, Chinatown 808, the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, and the Honolulu Chinese Jaycees, together with the sponsors American Savings Bank and USA Federal Credit Union, had a great idea to revitalize Chinatown with this event... At A'ala Park. Most residents of Honolulu avoid A'ala Park because of the homeless who hang out around the park. However, A'ala Park is known also for its popular Skate Park here. Some of the features of A'ala Park are: Small, free parking lot Water fountain (I wouldn't recommend it) Restroom (I think it was cleaned up for us) Basketball Court Large, open, flat grassy area I usually just drive past this park. I only stayed here for seven hours because of the Dragon Boat Race on 7-30-22. Special thanks to American Savings Bank for the Security. They watched our belongings while we were on the field and chased away a flasher who ran across the park!

A large simple skate park to take yourself and kids. At least this Sunday, more children enjoying…read morethe grounds. No mega ramps or crazy trix displaying sk8ers today. Miss that. Its located next to the park, baseball grounds and a school. There is street parking and a restroom building next to it. Wear protective gear please. Tasteful grafitti on the course walls.

This was a GREAT skate park to try out my new wheels, the people here are so welcoming, and i…read moreHIGHLY recommend this skate park.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, Makana (my trusty Golden Retriever) & I have been getting our…read moreexercise, and exploring by doing nighttime walks at various neighborhood parks, and one of these parks that we visited recently was - Waialae-Iki Park. Where is this park located? If you live on the east side........Waialae-Iki Park is just next door to the Blue Ribbon school - Kalani High School (known for their powerhouse football team! Buwahahahahaha! J/k!). The park itself features a very large "green grass field" which I find most times is used for soccer activities. This park also has a basketball court, a jungle gym apparatus so that the little ones and play & have fun. There is also a restroom, picnic tables & park benches on the park premises. Parking is available, as there is a private parking lot. If the parking lot is full, there is lots of free street parking along the perimeter of the park. With all that's going on during this difficult time, I'm glad the City & County of Honolulu reopened the parks recently, as it gives us a place to exercise and to escape from our lock down in our homes.

Shade, large grass area, picnic tables tennis and basketball courts lots of room for keiki to ride…read morebikes & scooters!

Living in the China Town Area I decided to explore my surrounding area. Stop by the Beretania…read moreCommunity Park. I was surprised at how clean and manicured the park was. This area has an abundance of low income housing, and homeless people. Today only saw two homeless on the street next to the park. While scootering thru the park I did feel safe. The park has a baseball field, with adjoining basketball courts. Also swings and slides for the kiddies. Trees through out the park provided an abundance of shade. Enjoy

Located on Olive Street between Waena apartments and Kui Apartments. This park has a rec center for…read moreindoor sports bathrooms two basketball courts to tennis courts, double horseshoe pit, one baseball field a large playground. There are also scattered picnic tables toward the Ewa end of the park.

Magic Island is an easy, no-stress spot in Honolulu. The loop is a quick, scenic walk with nonstop…read moreocean views, and it's perfect for a chill picnic, people-watching, or just hanging out. The vibe is super local--families, couples, runners, and groups all posted up with snacks and music. Sunset here is the main event. If you go late afternoon, the views are unreal and it's such a good way to end the day. It can get busy on weekends, but there's usually still space to spread out if you walk a little farther. Pro tip: bring a towel or mat, some drinks/snacks, and go a little before sunset to grab a good spot. Definitely a must if you want a simple, beautiful outdoor hang in town.

Took the kids here for a picnic while gazing away with views of the majestic ocean. We found a…read morebench which overlooks the waters. It was a nice bright sunny day. Really enjoyed the time together with my kids. So peaceful while we bond and laughed. But.....this park was full of homeless and cops every where. Mixed feelings were rolling in like if we should be worried or if it was safe at the park. There were tons of people, but everyone minded their own business so no one bothered us. I set the thought aside of something bad was going to happen so I can enjoy the day. We went to the beach took pictures and soak in the beauty. The water was so warmed and clear. Wanted to stay longer and dip in, but my son was looking forward to the arcade elsewhere. Good quick spot to stop by intaking breathtaking views of Honolulu.

The employees were really nice and helpful. The shoes, clothes, and board selection was also nice.read more

Hello all skaters!…read more If you're interested in learning how to skates, come check out APB Skateshop and get your first skateboard with them. We were welcomed by Maynard. He seemed knowledgeable about skateboarding. He talked about the speed and acceleration. Skateboard wheels come in different sizes, design, colors, and durability. It's important to know how fast or slow you're moving and if you're looking for an easier or a little harder in turning those wheels. He recommended what is best for beginners without any knowledge of skateboarding. Maynard helped from start to finish. He helped with selecting the wheels, trucks, bearings and axle nuts. I love how he likes to get you involved in putting it together. The experience made it more enjoyable than just having to watch him. This place is located in Chinatown so parking is a little harder to find. You're lucky if you can get street parking. If not, there's a parking lot that charges $5 for the day. It's a bit much but if you plan your day accordingly then it's worth it. You can plan to have breakfast or lunch then check out the open market then hit APB Skateshop for your skateboards supplies! Win-win to me!!! Thank you for reading my review. Have a great weekend!