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    4.1 (25 reviews)

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    Kamille and Paige are playing on the sand.
    Carolyn H.

    Great place for a beach party. You have to park on street but there is a lot of parking. The bathroom is clean, and there is a shower, and a children playground in the park. We held my grandson's 4th birthday party there and the kids had a blast.

    Turtle Friend!
    Kim M.

    We loved this beach! After stopping in at "Turtle Beach" and not seeing any turtles, we decided to keep heading down Kamehameha...ended up at this beach by chance. Heading through Haleiwa, we stopped a few times at beaches and kind of went "meh..." and kept going. When we got out of the car to see if this was "the one" to stop at, we saw a turtle poking its head out of the water. We quickly ran back to the car to get our snorkel gear! As we headed out into the water, I was so excited to see not only one turtle right off the beach but at least 5-6! We were able to hang out snorkeling with them for at least an hour or 2. A few other snorkelers came and scared them away with their fins and getting too in their personal space, but our time alone with them was amazing! Lots of fish, too. We didn't go out too far into the reef, but a guy on the beach told us there are octopus out there. Great snorkeling spot and not crowded at all! We relaxed in the water for a while and had a little picnic. People were out with their dogs playing in the water. Awesome all around!

    Bridget L.

    My favorite beach for the kiddos to play. Has a nice open grassy area, basketball courts.. My main issue is the play ground.. It's unsafe to say the least.. Come on state of Hawaii, use those tourist tax dollars and make a nicer playground for the keiki. Lots of turtles, but don't snorkle if the water isn't clean, waste of time and dangerous.

    Kanani M.

    Beautiful park designed well for families. Fairly new play structure, nice basketball court, picnic tables, shower to rinse off and bathrooms with lots of activities for the minis. View is nice and park seems safe and clean. The neighborhood has come a long way in the last ten years and it's come the right way. Fun fun!

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    Hannah V.

    Great beach to bring your kids to. There's a playground and bathrooms. Never very crowded. The sunsets are beautiful and the waves are not strong, so it's great for snorkeling. Bring a grill out, plant yourself on the beach, enjoy some BBQ and sun.

    Beautiful day with the Keiki

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    Love this beach. Perfect for children. Also it's not that busy and they have a lot of parking.

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    Can you camp on this beach?

    Aloha Sabine and please excuse the delayed response. There is no camping allowed at ‘Aweoweo Beach Park. The closest campground isn't too far away, as it is located at Kaiaka Bay Beach Park. You can find information about our where our park… 

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    Awesome spot for spontaneous camp out under clear sky specially at full moon.

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    Haleiwa Alii Beach Park

    Haleiwa Alii Beach Park

    4.5
    (99 reviews)
    2.1 mi

    Took a drive to Hale'iwa today, so made a stop at Ali'i Beach Park. It was certainly better than…read moreWaikiki Beach. Not nearly as many people and lots of empty sand for people to lay their blankets down without being too close to each other. Was so peaceful just sitting on a rock to watch the surfers coming in on the waves (or at least trying to!). There were young ones on their body boards close to the shore, too. I think there must've been folks trying to learn to surf here. There were two groups of people with boards beyond the first few waves. Was wonderful just to sit and watch them! I just wish there were turtles and monk seals there, but we weren't fortunate enough for that!

    It's not really alii beach park but a little to the left there's a PRIME spot some people call…read morefresh airs (or so I think lol). If you're lucky you can get a parking at the back gate on Pikai street and walk through straight to the beach! The bathrooms are pretty far from here but you can always drive to the beach park or there's even Kaiaka beach park next door with showers too. ***The one thing about parking here and coming here is to be very respectful as you're in a residential area. Lots of locals but also lots of places are rented out to tourists. You're pretty much at their back yards. It's also the best place for the sunset! Which it gets a little busier at the time with families walking or driving over just to catch the last hour. It's clear and good for children. Sometimes it can be a little choppy so of course still use caution anytime you're at the beach. There's not a lot of shade but still my favorite spot. We recently moved to waialua so this'll be my favorite place to come with my family at least once a week

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    Haleiwa Alii Beach Park
    I could sit at this bench all day!
    I could sit at this bench all day!
    The sun is nearly gone, making the sky a wonder.

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    The sun is nearly gone, making the sky a wonder.
    Kaiaka Bay Beach Park

    Kaiaka Bay Beach Park

    4.3
    (27 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    I couldn't search for Pohaku Lana'i in Yelp, so I was finally able to find a place where the…read morebalance lock existed. Balance Rock is a historical landmark located at Pohaku Lana'i in Haleiwa, HI. This ancient Hawaiian site for God worship was recently visited by world-famous Japanese baseball great Shohei Ohtani who came to see it because it is known for its "big energy". On a recent visit, it was easy to feel the aura of peace surrounding the unusual natural rock configuration that appears to balance one large rock on top of another. Pohaku Lana'i offers plenty of parking for easy access to the grassy park area where the Balance Rock is located. Close to the ocean, the park is a comfortable place for people to gather, enjoy the beach, and restroom facilities are available as well. Yelp でポハクラナイが検索できなかったので、バランスロックが存在する場所を探してようやく此処に辿り着く事が出来た。 大谷翔平効果で一躍有名になったバランスロックは特に日本人の間でブームなのかも知れない。 この古代ハワイの神崇拝サイトは、その「大きなエネルギー」で知られており、世界的に有名な日本人の偉大なベースボールプレーヤー大谷翔平が訪れた事で一躍注目を浴びる事となったのです。 最近私達が訪問した時も、大きな岩を別の岩の上に、まるで人工的にバランス良く設置したように見える珍しい岩の周りには、とても安定した平和のオーラを容易に感じ取る事が出来ました。 ポハク・ラナイには、バランス・ロックがある芝生の公園エリアに簡単にアクセスできる十分な駐車場があります。海に近い公園は、人々が集まり、ビーチを楽しむのに快適な場所であり、トイレ施設も利用出来るので是非ハワイ訪問の際には此処に来て大きなエネルギーを感じ取ってください!

    Being raised on the North Shore of Oahu I would say Kaiaka Bay is the North Shore's version of…read moreMagic Island. When I worked in town (Honolulu) I would run Magic Island on my lunch breaks. Here at Kaiaka Bay - There aren't any paved walking paths but it's still fun to run around the the perimeter of park (dirt) or the paved road. There is plenty of parking. There are clean bathrooms and showers. There are BBQ areas and campground. There are several picnic tables, mostly shaded. I see people surfing and fishing here but have honestly never swam. I have spotted several turtles here. The park is located Haleiwa on Haleiwa Beach road, right next to Haleiwa Elementary School and is a great place to picnic at.

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    Fireworks
    Kaiaka Bay Beach Park
    Kaiaka Bay Beach Park

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    Kealia Trail

    Kealia Trail

    4.3
    (99 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    I was looking for a trail appropriate for 9 year olds, and Nadia K recommended this trail, which…read moreturned out to be perfect for my friend and our kids! The trail was very easy to find, just search for the trail on google maps and the map will lead you to the parking lot next to Dillingham Airfield (look for "West Gate). After parking, head towards the mountain to get to the trailhead. It took us 1 1/2 hours to the covered picnic table, mostly because we were pausing for water breaks and photos with the kids. Tips: wear plenty of sunscreen, a hat, and bring LOTS of water. It gets hot!

    Nice little trail on the north shore…read more You park at the dillingham airport and the trailhead is across the street. Not hard to find. The first half mile is shaded switchbacks. The mile after that is exposed. It sort of reminded me of hikes in SoCal. The gradient isn't too bad because of the switchbacks but you are going up about 1000' in like 1.5 miles. So the climbing can feel a bit relentless. No scrambling over rocks and other obstacles like some other Oahu hikes. I thought it was fairly easy. I think anyone in decent shape won't have any issues. For those who are just beginning your fitness journey, this would probably be a good workout. The trail is easy to follow. Very little chance of you getting lost (at least to the picnic table which was my turn around point). It's very rocky but walking/hiking isn't an issue. Trail Runners: I saw some other trail runners but this wouldn't be my first choice trail on the north shore. The switch backs don't go on long enough to get any sort of rhythm after the half mile point. And while I wouldn't say this is the most technical of runs, you definitely have to pay attention. I went super slow on the decent for my first time. I may go back and go past the picnic table to see what's up there but I'd say skip this if you're a runner. Hikers will like it I think. And it wasn't too crowded. I saw a handful of people on my run. The views are ok. There are definitely much more scenic views on Oahu but these weren't bad by any means.

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    Picnic table at the end of zig zag section of trail
    Picnic table at the end of zig zag section of trail
    Kealia Trail
    Kealia Trail

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    Puaena Point Beach

    Puaena Point Beach

    4.7
    (11 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    Is there such a thing as a hidden gem in Hawaii?…read more This place comes very close to it. While Wifey and I were exploring North Shore after having crossed off Giovanni's Shrimp Truck and Matsumoto's Shave Ice from our bucket list, we needed a place to wind down and relax. We drove along Kamehameha Highway and pulled into Kahalewai Place and found a parking spot along the side road. One thing we noticed right away that it seems to a a local spot and there weren't too many tourists around, even though we were up in North Shore. We walked towards the beach and followed some people with surfboards in tow. I could see a bunch of locals out by the beach on their paddle boards and surfboards, and most of them were kids and young adults. It seems to be the local surf spot for beginners as the waves were pretty tame, but it was consistent with the North Shore winds behind them. It also seems to a be a good fishing spot for locals as there was a Filipino family enjoying themselves having a picnic. I got into a conversation with one of the local fisherman (P. Sherman), who told me what types of fish he was catching and how to cook 'em. He showed me his bucket of his catches of the day, and they were enough to feed his family. He didn't have to, but he was nice enough to let me take photos of him as he was more than accommodating. I thanked him for his time and appreciated his hospitality with my intrusion on his daily life. We explored the area some more as there were trails to follow, but there were also "Private Property" signs posted everywhere. I was beginning to wonder if Mark Zuckerberg bought half of this place with all those signs around. But we skirted around it as we went around the beach and enjoyed the relaxed vibe and energy of the beach. We also liked that it wasn't very crowded compared to the hustle and bustle on the main strip of Haleiwa as it felt like a cocoon shielded us from that source. We could have spent more time on this beach, but we wanted to see and experience as much as possible on the North Shore of Hawaii. Definitely a place you could spend a day at if you were a local.

    Great beach to learn to surf. Lessons from Sand n Sea were here; waves about 3-5' when we were…read morethere. A few other surfboard rental n lesson places are set up in the parking lot. Each place has a different number of surfboards in different sizes. Reservations are best if you have specific board needs.

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    Long walk here lol
    Long walk here lol
    Beautiful proposal spot!
    Beautiful proposal spot!
    Crashing Wave over Rocks. This could be a name of a cocktail drink. It will definitely have coconut in it.

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    Crashing Wave over Rocks. This could be a name of a cocktail drink. It will definitely have coconut in it.
    Dupont Trail

    Dupont Trail

    1.7
    (3 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    First off, a warning. Do not attempt this hike alone. There are at least two spots that are no…read morekidding dangerous. You will need someone with you to help you complete it. Do not attempt this hike unless you are in decent shape. You should be able to run a few miles without stopping and do a few unassisted pull ups. Do not attempt this hike without enough water. This hike is about 5 hours, one way. Going down doesn't make it much faster. I am a 230 lb man in decent shape and I went through about half a liter an hour. Plan to bring more than you need my buddy ran out with about an hour left. This hike is 5.5 miles one way, with 1,100 feet of elevation gain. You'll be climbing from the Waialua HS area to the top of Mt Ka'ala, the highest point on Oahu. I did this trail one way, as the descent of a through hike of Mt Ka'ala. I ascended on the Waianae side, on the Mt Ka'ala Trail. Please read my review of the Mt Ka'ala Trail to get more information on the quality of the trails and the summit of Mt Ka'ala. The authoritative guide for this trail is Stuart Ball's "Trails of Oahu". Dupont trail is not in great repair. From my estimation, it hasn't been getting many visitors, and it's not as clear and well marked as the Waianae side. The big concern with lack of maintenance on this trail, however, is the cables. There are cables tied off at all the tricky spots to help you up/down. Test them with your weight in a safe spot before you trust them with your life. I had a rope break on me about half way down. The computer cables are probably a better bet most of the time, as the weather doesn't deteriorate them as much as the ropes. The first section of is hike is going tone pretty devoted to making sure you know where the trail is actually at. I can't offer any advice on that, since I lost the trail in that section and just turned straight toward farrington hwy. Once you get to the middle portion, you'll know it. The trail will be about 6 feet wide in most places, with enough of a grade to keep you sweating the rest of the time. You'll start to see cables now. Mostly, they'll be in areas where the grade and the loose gravel would otherwise prevent you from moving past. There are two particularly tricky spots in this action of the hike. The first is a 20 foot down climb. There are plenty of easy hand and footholds, and a cable, but it is exposed, with very long drops on either side. It's tempting to forget the cable so you can climb with both hands. I decided to hang onto it strictly for safety purposes, despite it making the climb a little more difficult. The second spot is an exposed neck of rock. No cable at this one. The rock is about 3 feet wide, with very long drops on either side. Hands and knees. After these, there are some more cable spots up slippery clay inclines, then you'll get to the upper portion. When you see the decommissioned radar, your troubles are largely over, as it'll be stairs the rest of the way. You'll reach the top at Mt Ka'ala Rd. Take a left. The road is tightly controlled, and the military doesn't allow hiking on it. This will take you to the FAA radar station. Walking along the outside of the fence will give you a view from pearl harbor to the north shore. To your right, as you face the station, is the Ka'ala Wilderness Area. There's a boardwalk through the bog on top of the mountain, where you'll find a very interesting variety of rare high altitude native plants. Tips: Don't take more than you need. I took 7 liters of water and used almost all of it. I had 2000 calories of snacks, but only ate about 400. I took a rope and harness, but didn't use them and wouldn't take it next time. I took a sleeping bag, and would highly recommend that or an emergency blanket, in case you need to bunker down. Gloves. You'll want them when you're going down for the cables. Footwear. You should wear something light with plenty of grip on the bottom but enough cushion to take care of your feet over 11 miles. I chose tennis shoes. Pants. You'll find plenty of blackberry brambles near the top. Wear shorts if you feel like looking like Swiss cheese. I would not go up Dupont and down Waianae. Waianae is much steeper, and should be tackled on the way up, not the way down. This hike can be done in a day, but you need to start early and keep moving. On the first time through, I'd take what you need to stay overnight "bare bones". Just in case. Extra socks were awesome. I switched at the top. I switched T-shirts too, and that felt great. You will soak through your clothes and possibly destroy a pair of pants on this trip. Sunscreen. Get dropped off and picked up if at all possible. I'm not convinced that either the Dupont or the Waianae trailheads are safe enough to park your cars at. This is an awesome hike that easily offers the rewards in views and cool stuff at the top. The challenge is worth it, and you'll be able to say you've climbed to the highest spot on the island.

    Unfortunately this trail is guarded by a DuPont security guard. Maybe you could slip by right at…read moresunrise... Safer approach is from South to get to Ka'ala summit.

    Aweoweo Beach Park - parks - Updated July 2026

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