What a beautiful room for dancing! 11,000 square feet of eucalyptus floor, high ceilings, windows…read moreall the way down both sides. Free ballroom dance lessons Wednesdays 10:30 to noon, free practice noon to 2:30. Go to dancefeveroahu.com for all the Palladium scheduled dance events...HAPPY DANCING!

The Ala Wai Palladium, 404 Kapahulu Ave. 2nd floor, Honolulu, HI 96815 The Ala Wai Palladium is a…read moreCity & County owned Venue, located on the 2nd floor of the Ala Wai Golf Course Club House. The Palladium has a 11,000 square foot Eucalyptus wood floor, is Air Conditioned, and has FREE parking. This City & County venue is always alcohol free so ALL AGES are welcome! It is the top venue for ballroom dancing in Hawaii. Many non-profit Dance Clubs host dances and lessons here.There is FREE noon-2:45pm social dancing with a DJ playing ballroom, swing & Latin dance music on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays all year long except State Holidays. Most Ballroom dances are hosted on Friday & Saturday evenings 6-9pm. Salsa or West Coast Swing dances, including lessons are often on Sunday evenings. Many of these events can be found on a dedicated volunteer's website: http://www.dancefeveroahu.com/

One of the great things about living at Hokuloa townhomes in Kaneohe is the pool and rec center…read more It's a great lap pool, it is always well kept, the pool area is ample and has a baby pool as well, so if you are having a kid's birthday party or an adult get together, there's alot of room to mingle and sit down. It has BBQs as well. The rec center is one of the best I've seen by homeowner's standards. Roomy, clean, indoors, restrooms, fridge, sink, stove tables, chairs and a long counter to set up food on. It's a great venue to rent out for an event. The one drawback is you have to live there, or know someone that does I wanna say it's around $100- $150 to rent. Located in the Temple Valley area, across from Koolau Center where Times Market and McDonald's is. Plenty of parking on the street. I would befriend a homeowner or move in to take advantage !@ LOL

Come hereon weekends and jog around the green grass/ weeds. They have seniors playing slow motion…read morebaseball. Fantastic, hope I can move like that at their age. Parking located at school during afternoon hours to watch game. Some street parking available outside of 711 on Kuakini street. Tip: Make sure to empty bladder before going. Restroom looks shady.

Kinda one of the only places you can rent with cabin/container/yurt (instead of tent camping)…read morewithout military ID on the north shore so we gave it a shot. It's on the most western side of the north shore with no stores within 15 minutes from camp. There is a state park gate that opens and closes daily so be sure to pay attention to that sign so you don't get locked in or out! We stayed in a container for 3 nights and 4 days ( checking Monday and checkout Thursday) and even with kama'aina rates, was still almost $400 per night! It had very good AC (3 units total for the container, one in each bedroom plus on in the kitchen / central area). There is no living area - we all setup our chairs on the deck at the door and added our easy up for shade so we could hangout together. While the inside of the container was nice and newly remodeled, it didn't have any hot water for showers and only had a tiny microwave (no oven, stove or hot plate) which left us only able to prepare food on the grill. The grill we got didn't work and we thought it was just the propane so we called the office and asked for more and once they finally brought it, the grill still didn't work. Since there wasn't any guests staying in the other container next to us, we swapped grills to see if that would work and it at least lit. Unfortunately it took 2 hours to just cook bacon on it! So needless to say, it was a little rough at mealtimes. The rooftop lanai was awesome however there wasn't zero shade - no umbrellas and no trees... so it was way too hot to go up there except to try and enjoy the sunsets. While the container itself isn't beachfront, it's second row and not even a road in between so it's easy access to walk down. Some of the beach areas were very rocky and some what a lot more sand. There were also areas where the land was eroding so sand was sinking along with the beachside embankments so be careful! The water can also be rough around the area. Good for fishing in the evening. There are dogs allowed onsite and at the containers but not on the beach. Note they cannot be left leashed and unattended. They advertised having doggie stations but there weren't any onsite. Remember this is an active YMCA camp so if you're there during the week you will see and hear a lot of kids doing activities around the site. This is not a tourist resort so don't expect peace and quiet! Sunsets were beautiful. We made lots of memories.

Updating my review because I have now officially stayed in the yurts, cabins, and the updated…read morehales. All have their pros and cons, but overall each experience is 5-stars. Starting off with the cheapest option, the cabins. Price range from $220-$250 a night. There is one full-sized bed and two separate bunk beds which accommodate up to 6 people. There's AC, mini fridge, microwave, and bathroom inside with toilet and shower. Con is that there is no lanai with grill. The Yurts also accommodate 6 people and go for $250-$300 a night, with Kama'aina saving an extra 10% Monday-Thursday from Sept.-April. There are 2 sets of bunk beds, a microwave, grill, and power strips inside to charge all of your devices etc. My favorite part of the Yurt is the lanai with picnic table, grill, and beautiful views of the ocean with direct access to the beach. Con is that the toilet and showers are located outdoors. But who doesn't love a beach shower? The most expensive are the Hale units which are newly renovated and go for $360-$400 a night and accommodate up to 5 people with a queen bed and 2 bunk beds. There's 2 AC units, full sized kitchen, indoor bathroom, and a rooftop area with panoramic views of the mountains and ocean. This is the most luxurious stay with the only real con being further away from the ocean (maybe 500 feet from the beach).

Pacheco Playground located in Pearl City right behind the Hele (Tesoro) 2 Go gas station. It is…read morealso before the driveway entrance to Pearl City Elementary School and the Honolulu Police Station. The park is within walking distance to Pearl City Shopping Center as well as residential homes. The only times I have ever step foot onto the park grounds is to watch the teenagers play basketball or to watch the young keikis practice football. It also helps that there is a short stairway access from the parking lot of Hele gas station. I also noticed that the park has a few bleachers for families to sit on while watching a softball or baseball game. I know there is a restroom facility on the premises near the driveway entrance of Pearl City Elementary School. I just have not checked it out. I did take notice that there is one homeless individual that occupies one side of the restroom building. That person minds his own business. 122/200

Our women's softball team reserved this park for our Sunday practice. The park allows for ample…read moreparking and being centrally located in Pearl City next to McDonalds and a gas station was very convenient. The field wasn't in the best of playing conditions but it was better than most parks.

Beautiful facilities with large dining area and tables and chairs, BBQ area and kitchen at no extra…read morecost, clean bathrooms, showers, large recreation area, grass volleyball court, lots of free parking on the street and limited parking inside, and reasonable rent. You can bring in your own food/caterers and use kitchen area so you can save a lot of money. Real relaxing, safe and fun place for everyone. You cannot go wrong renting this place for company picnics, retreats, weddings, birthday parties, etc.

Went there to attend a company picnic function. Facilities was very nice and well maintained with…read moreplenty of space under the roof as well as open lawn area. They had everything you need to cater to almost any size party. The kitchen and restrooms was clean and well maintained. The groundskeeper was very nice and helpful. The only drawback was the parking. We had a just over a hundred people in attendance and parking was very limited in the property and others had to park along the highway. Overall we were impressed with the facilities and area, we are even considering our next function to held here again.

First time coming to this park. We had grandparent duties of picking up our grandkiddie from…read morepractice. It's a nice safe park in the Kaimuki/Kahala residential area. Wide open field for teams to practice. I only saw owners walking their pets on the perimeter. We brought chairs to sit on to sit and watch their practice. To me it's so amazing to watch the sky change color and mood during sunset which on that particular day on 12/6/24 was between 5:45 pm and 6 pm. The end of their practice they played shark and minnow with another team 4 years older than them. They had a blast. Capturing that moment in time was very special.

Got tested at their pop-up tent location. You must PRE-register and make an appointment. Register…read moreonline at www.alohaclear.com or download the app and register. Got there at 12:00pm, left at 1:45pm. Apparently, my registration was not in the system and I didn't screenshot my QR CODE. Make sure you screenshot the QR CODE or at least the appointment time. I got lucky... the person who checked us in helped us a lot. I had my hands full with my special needs son. She was a total angel! Wish I asked her name, but if you're reading this... please know that we appreciate you.

First of just wanted to WELCOME y'all to the city of KALIHI (YAHYOU)…read more Peter Buck Mini Park has a small playground area and 1 full size basketball court that's gated (but no LIGHTS At the basketball court so you can't BALL UP here when the sun goes goes cause it's gonna be hella dark and again no LIGHTS at the basketball courts. This park has a good size grass area to play some backyard games like HORSESHOES, badminton Umm probably CHASEMASTER or hide and seek (Ahhha) you know the good kine outdoor activities. They also have about 3-4 TABLES w/ Benches (people come here as well too have a quick bite like lunch etc) As for PARKING - They don't have a actual private parking area. But they have STREET PARKING but could be challenging with finding parking if there's ROAD WORK going on in the area of HOUGHTAILING. NO RESTROOMS here at this PARK.

Peter Buck is a nice park to take your family out to. It's not that big but not that small neither…read more It's located on Haughtailing street in Kalihi. It's right next door to Farrington High School and down the street from the Bishop Museum. It's very noticeable and you can't miss it. Parking is along side of the same street, on some days there can be quite a few stalls open. At this park, you have a basketball court, a playground center, picnic tables with benches and with a whole lot of grassy field to run around on. Like most parks, this one has a chain linked fence-line bordering the entire park for a sense of security while your little ones are playing and running around in the park. There is alot of vehicle traffic in the area so make sure your kids don't go running onto the streets if their ball goes over the fence. Enjoy!