Nice peaceful short place to walk your dog. Parking easy. There's also a stream I've seen dogs play…read morein. Really beautiful view of the mountains and greenery of Manoa. The place is not fenced so I often see dogs on leashes here. Recommend if you're in the area and want a quiet nice place to hang out with your pup! Or just have an easy quick stroll.

If off leash need fences so my dog will not be run over…read moreThere are two large parking lots on each end of the so called dog park???

First off, we don't own a dog or any pets but, that didn't stop us from noticing this Dog Park in…read moreour Kaka'ako neighborhood. We took notice of its soft opening on January 31, 2020, as we were just next door at the Mother Waldron Neighborhood Park while out on our daily walk. We returned on February 7th to watch its Grand Opening ceremony. Secondly, I wondered about how this off-leash dog park would accommodate different sized dogs and energy levels (much like how the Mother Waldron Park separates children's' activities from the older junior ages and adults) since this dog park is nearly 8,000 square foot swath of land in between Mother Waldron Park's basketball courts and the walkway by Fisher Hawaii on Pohukaina Street. The rectangular-shaped dog park doesn't have a water fountain or separate areas for small or large dogs. Although there are signs posted with rules for the safety of your furry friend or family member and owner and hours of operation along the chain link fence entrance. There should be poop bags available so dog owners should make sure to pick up after their dog. If there's none, I would think that most responsible dog owners carry spare plastic bags. I hope to see more dogs and their human parents spending more time outdoors even during these difficult COVID times. Social distancing between humans is encouraged and maybe even between the furry friends (just in case of possible animal transmission). Maybe we'll see you there as we pass by or stop to vicariously enjoy watching the dogs frolic in this park.

Dirty smelly no water for the pups no benches for us humans to sit…read moreFrankly a person there is like the Nazi dog park mayor always complaining about other parks around Frankly some scary people go to this park homeless Yelling matches etc Too bad when are they closing it needs to shovel down the roots not just old people have fallen. If they clean it up add water plus parking is an issue guess for people who walk from the many condos One more thing mayor of the park keep your opinions to yourself and stop bulling patrons who DID visit

Diamond Head Dog Park is a wonderful spot overall, especially for its location and sense of…read morecommunity. The park is spacious, has great views, and is a popular place for dogs to socialize and burn off energy. Most of the dog owners are friendly and attentive, which creates a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere. It's clear why this park is such a favorite for locals. That said, cleanliness is an area that could really use improvement. On several visits, there has been noticeable dog waste left behind, along with overflowing or poorly maintained trash areas. This takes away from an otherwise great experience and can be unpleasant for both dogs and owners. With more consistent cleaning and better enforcement of waste pickup, this park could easily be one of the best dog parks around. It has so much potential, and a little extra care would go a long way.

Park is dirty. No designated areas for small and big dogs. Very unkept. Limited parking across the…read morestreet.

Not safe to take your dog here, there are aggressive dogs that live at the park with their owner…read more As well as used needles at the park. A neighbors dog was shaken by the dogs that live at the park and their dog unfortunately passed away from the incident. Do not take your dogs here. The city needs to clean up the park it is not safe for anyone or dogs

People often mix big and large dog sections, and bring dog-aggressive dogs to the park. I used to…read morego regularly with my 18lb dog, but stopped when I found out a small dog I knew picked a fight and was killed by a larger dog at this park. If you're thinking of going, perhaps go when there are no other dogs.

Wow talk about upgrades from the parks renovation. This park is awesome, , ...best on the state,…read moredefinitely takes some notes from mainland parks. The playground area rope/bridge area, standard climb and play area, a swing, merry go round, and even a glove with rotating handle the plays music. The also added tables and a small work out area. If you haven't been here in sometime, bring your kids, they'll love it. This place does get PACKED, and even late into the night haha. Just as an example, it's a Sunday morning and there are some 25+ kids and almost equal 20+ parents here at the moment. What other just "park" with no event do you see that kind of crowd haha.

Small park but playground for the kids that serves the ward area and beyond. Very convenient…read morelocation and parking can be done in the TJ maxx parking structure or street parking if you have to drive. Now it's under some major upgrade and everyone looks forward to its reopening!

My husband and I recently moved to this area from downtown Honolulu and we haven't really had a…read morechance to explore until this past Sunday. During this exploration, we found Kapi'olani park. This park was amazing!!! The views were beautiful, the park had an awesome vibe, and there are so many things to do. We ended up spending almost five hours there just enjoying the park, the beach, and the atmosphere.. If you're ever in the mood to get away from the hustle of Honolulu, I would highly recommend checking out Kapi'olani Park. It's truly worth it.

Nice place to relax. Lots of grass. Two main ponds and the bandstand is next to it. Seems like the…read moreroyal Hawaiian band plays here every Sunday. Went for a crafts fair- kind of small but nice to see the park. Right next to the ocean. Named after the Hawaiian queen. Lots of banyan trees there

This is a great dog park, with plenty of shade, places to sit, and running water for the dogs when…read morethey get thirsty. The park was thoughtfully designed, so it enhances the beauty of the neighborhood while giving dogs something interesting to do. My dogs especially love running around the boulders because they're situated like an obstacle course (my dogs are big, so we visit the 'big dog' side of the park.) This park has brought together the community in such a positive way, and I'm really grateful it's here!

A pickleball court anywhere is good. These courts are within walking distance of the Waikiki…read morehotels if you need a pickleball fix while on vacation. The pickleball courts are next to the beach, thus sand and windy conditions are common. Paddle rentals are available near the shop / stand renting beach stuff near the Hilton. The courts are affiliated with the Hale Koa Hotels which has priority for special events. Picnic tables are nearby and of course you have the nearby beach to relax or get your tan on.

Very nice beachfront park. We primarily used the beach but saw that there are grassy areas on the…read moreother side of the "boardwalk" where you can lie under the shade of palms but still be near the water. There is a nice, clean sandy beach here. Many families are there and there was only a faint weed odor while we visited (nothing more than anywhere else you go). There are also pickleball courts and bathroom facilities, and it's close to hotels and food trucks/eateries.