10/10 great dog park. Very clean. Hardly any... dog droppings whenever we go. Lots of tennis balls…read more:)

Took my dog here recently so that he could run around, stretch his legs, and also to show him that…read morewe still love and appreciate him! ( He's been very needy and jealous lately since my son was born a few months ago). After being here once, I want to make it a regular thing. It was so awesome to see our dog being able to socialize with other dogs and have so much fun. Thre park is fairly big, very well taken care of, and even has a doggy water fountain for our fur babies. The one annoying thing is the flies! But what really can be done about that? I know there is a fern that will keep flies away. Maybe if there was some we could plant around the doggy park, it might help? Especially around the benches where the humans sit to wait... All in all, a really great place for our fur babies, and I look forward to returning again and again.

Large fenced in Dog Park with areas for both small and large dogs. Agility structures and a few…read morebenches and shady trees. Entrance to the park is on Radford drive. Technically this is a "private park" for Ohana of the Military communities. But I dont think its really enforced. There is NO private parking lot, parking is street parking. There is a rubbish can. There is NO water and NO poop bags so please remember to bring your own. The people and dogs there were good and owners watched their dogs well and were respectful. Overall great dog park!

Clean nice grass location but no water for the pups the parking is little troublesome but fineread more

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

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.

This community dog park next to the Ala Wai canal, has great parking, and is well-maintained! I…read moredon't live in the area but love this little community dog park. Located alongside a walking path, this is a great area to walk and then have your dog play with other dogs. There are two sides, for small dogs and big dogs. Secured with a double gate so no one accidently gets out. There even is a gate in the middle so you can switch sides if your dog doesn't vibe with either side. There's a few benches to sit at while your pup plays around, and it's a great way to chat with other dog owners in the community. This is a more simple dog park, there isn't a water fountain for the dogs -- so be sure to bring a bottle + bowl for your dog. What really makes this dog park is it's proximity to the canal, the water really does make the ambiance so much nicer.

It's super small!!! No dogs either. I was sad lol. Our dogs too were lonely. Hopefully more people…read morecome.

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.

Great off leash dog park with a separate area for smaller dogs. It has shady trees and benches and…read morea dog water fountain. This is a volunteer run park that is not maintained by the state. Its been a hit or miss. Some days the dog owners are great respectful, responsible and watch their dogs well....other times owners come here and let their dogs go and don't pick up their poop which ruins it for everyone! Please be responsible and watch your dog if you come and i dont recommend dog parks if your dog is not friendly it can be dangerous for others. I do love coming here after the KCC farmers market so convenient and parking lot across the street is accessible just hide your valuables.

The Liliha district of Honolulu is primarily residential, but has its share of commercial areas…read morethat makes this part of Honolulu quirky and a place to visit when you're in the neighborhood, like I was. With that said, I came here to Pu'unui community park pretty much out of the blue, just to check things out. With the COVID-19 pandemic in full swing, it helps the individual to be outdoors and enjoy while also being mindful about the social distancing and wearing the face mask too. I arrived here on a Sunday afternoon after commuting from Waikiki around 3pm on a cloudless May 2020 day. The park itself was quite small with a sizable open space for a baseball field and a space to play any sports imaginable. There's also a basketball court that is sort of enclosed in a building type structure. There's also a building that may or may not be a multi-use building of some sort. Not sure if there are public restrooms available on property, since I tried to find one, but didn't seem to locate one during my experience here. I was the only person there during my stay here and spent about 1 hour here enjoying the area and seeing this side of residential Liliha through its community park. It's nice that there was no visible homeless issues here during my time here and the ambiance was quite nice and also quiet. The park itself was basically nice and maintained by the good folks at the City and County of Honolulu Parks department. The overall experience here at Pu'unui community park was nice, although somewhat inadequate. There was no place to sit down like a bench or anything I saw. Sitting on concrete steps or leaning against the wall was my only options during my stay here. Maybe they took the benches away because of COVID-19 pandemic, which could be the case. I spent my time h ere at this park by looking around, walking the perimeter a bunch of times to kill the time and to get in the usual exercise, and trying to find the restroom facility - but to no avail. I enjoyed the ambiance of this quiet park nestled in the quiet Liliha district of urban Honolulu. It's so quiet that hardly any traffic buzzed through the area while I was there. It is pretty cool that there is a basketball court for those who enjoy the game as well as the baseball diamond. For myself though, walking around the perimeter works best and had a nice time doing so. If you are in the area and want a place to relax on a weekend or after a day at the office, consider making a stop here at the Pu'unui community park before you head on home. As with many community parks around the island, it's the second best thing to the ocean to de-stress after a tough day at the office. Pu'unui community park is located at 2555 Puunui Avenue in the heart of Liliha. As all community and neighborhood parks go, there is no admission fee required to gain access to its grounds. During the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020, parks were previously closed to the public, but this order was lifted in late April 2020 to help support physical exercise and wellbeing for all citizens. So, you can come here (and any park) for your workouts - just no picnics or other non-physical exercise related activity. Many of y'all drive, so parking options are basically limited to any open residential parking spots you can find and park there. If you are like me, there's only 1 bus route that comes here and that's route 13. There's one other bus route that services the upper Liliha area, but it doesn't come close to this community park. That route is 10. There are routes 1L, 2, and 2L, but they only run on North School Street and Liliha. Best bet would be to bus it on the 13 really. For the most part though, finding solace can be found here at Pu'unui community park. Youth team games are played here as well as evening pick up basketball games with the locals. 5.0 stars for the overall experience. Open spaces are your friends! And its free! Support local! A+

Park is very well kept. Bathrooms are clean and have toilet paper. Playground is nice. Multiple…read moreball courts of various types such as soccer/baseball, covered basketball court so you can play even in the rain, and even tennis/badminton courts. Large community center too.

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!

At this park, there's a kids playground, basketball & volleyball courts, a baseball field section…read moreand a whole lot of green grassy field with little hills to run around on. It's a nice park. Also, when the season is alive, you can catch the youth football team practice here as well.

Kaulauwela Community Park is one of those community parks that is more of like an extension of the…read morepublic school campus it is right next to. Something like Kaimuki Middle School where the Kilauea park complex is right next door to it in Kahala. With that said, Kaulauwela Elementary school is the public school that is that elementary school that this community park is named for. Not much to this park though. Just feels like an extended playground for the kids who go to school here and for the community to play and relax here too. Located within the Kaulauwela Elementary School, this community park is centrally placed off of Liliha Street in the heart of Kalihi. With the Liliha Public library parked in front of Liliha Street and Liliha Square shopping center on the other side, the quiet street of Kaulauwela Place, right next to the public bus stop and right next to the H-1 East freeway entrance on the right. I guess nobody really notices in the course of daily life, but if you are in need of a respite from all the hustle and bustle of city living, playing basketball may be the best fit for you here at this community park. Might not call this a community park though, since it does sit within elementary school property. Although I do see signage that tells me otherwise, I can't be too sure nowadays. This community park can be forgotten within the grand scheme of things, but the kids use this community resource as a means to enrich their lives by being socially and physically active. That's what kids needs to do. Grow and be nurtured while learning the basics that will shape their lives in the future - which includes years of dreadful schooling. There are water fountains here as well as well maintained playground equipment here, so there is really no excuse to come and rekindle your inner child here once in a while. I remember swinging on a swing and it brought back vivid memories. It was great! Hoping to be back soon, but with the fast pace of life, I doubt it. It can be problematic here at night, so best be careful. I haven't been around at night, but be aware of your surroundings and you should be alright. I wouldn't be caught dead in Kalihi or anywhere late at night, so there is probably a homeless problem there - along with some sort of drug thing too. Come enjoy during the day and its all good. Help rekindle the inner child that you may or may not have lost and you'll find yourself in better happier days. Playing basketball helps too. This community park is adequately maintained, so there's not much you can say about being dirty. It's good. Support local! B