Playing field is a walk from the parking. View is gorgeous. Not sure where it is and thank…read moregoodness never needed to use the restroom there. Sloping so if you're hauling a wagon with your chairs and drinks look for the easiest slope to reach the field the game is at.

We really enjoy spending time at this park, especially in the evenings. My husband and I often grab…read moresmoothies and take a walk around the loop. The path is paved, wide, and stroller/ tricycle/ scooter-friendly, so it works well for both adults and kids. The whole place has a calm, welcoming vibe. There are enough people around that it doesn't feel empty, but never crowded. There are several playgrounds scattered along the loop, which makes them great "pit stops" if you're there with kids. The playgrounds aren't brand new, but they're in decent condition and set on rubber flooring. They're perfect for active toddlers and slightly older kids. Our two-year-old can enjoy the slides and smaller features without it feeling overwhelming or dangerous. The only thing I wish is that there were a few more benches near the playgrounds for parents to sit and relax. The park itself is beautiful, with lots of trees providing shade and greenery that stays fresh even in the hotter months. Lately, the flowering trees have been blooming with pinkish-yellow blossoms. There are also picnic tables and restrooms available (didn't check the restrooms personally, but they're there).

Firstly, I live within walking distance. No parking necessary. But if, by chance, it is raining…read moreand I need to get to the park, there is usually some streetside parking available on the school side. I also can try the cul de sacs, however most times these side streets are pretty crowded. w So why would I need to go the park when it's raining? Well, just like everyone else around the area, I have a dog and I live in a townhouse. Poor puppy will wake me up at 2 am if I don't get her good and tired. So, we go to the park. Leading into the secondly... Secondly, I have been doing this for over a year and by now, my dog has friends. Like, a lot of friends. And the humans aren't so bad either. We, dogs adn humans, all get along swimmingly, giving both our dogs and us a chance to socialize. We share water bowls and trade dinner ideas, rosemary and training tips. It's a responsible, playful and peaceful scene. For the kids, there is a jungle gym that can get crowded, tennis backboards, and basketball courts. Also open space for playing whatever else you can think of. It can get crowded in the afternoon with baseball practice and the A-plus kids. Also the kids can leave a lot of rubbish and snacks around that the dogs can get into, so you gotta watch that. But other than that, its a fun, sober, happy hour. See you there!

Location: This review is the park located on Oli Loop directly above Kanoelani Elementary School…read more Parking: Is roadside next to the park on Oli Loop There are bathrooms, beautiful green grass baseball field, tennis courts and some of the field is used for soccer. Beautiful lush trees also! I loved coming here as a child and playing tennis Weather is wonderful, windy cool and a little bit of sunshine!!

Love it for our doggies! When it's empty, it's perfect! Wide open spaces provides plenty of…read morerunning room. It is well maintained, meaning there is more grass then dirt/mud. There are a few patches of long grass that the dogs love to "salad" on, but not too much. There is a playground right next to the rec center with fields all around.

Great view Beautiful breeze Nice and quiet There is brand…read morenew Zumba®gold class start on September 4 2019 Wednesday @10:00am I'm so exciting

Clean playground located near the Fire Station. Plenty of parking. Playground accommodates multiple…read moreages of kids from toddlers on up.

Sometimes when the better half needs some retail therapy, you have to find something more fun to do…read moreto make the time fly by. I usually look for a spot of green on the GPS in the form of a city park. On a recent shopping trip to the Waikele Outlets, I was pleasantly surprised how beautiful the nearby Waikele Community Park is! We dropped off the shopper and drove just a few minutes. The park is shaped like a giant half circle with golf condos behind trees around it. The parking lot is very large with plenty of shaded parking. This park is awash in amenities: public clean restrooms, a community pool with generous hours (although be prepared for unexpected closings), a recreation office with many classes and activities, and picnic area (by permit). Everything we explored was spotless, no trash here. Uphill from the pool is a large open field perfect to play games, set up volleyball nets or tents. There was a large family gathering happening while we were there, and it looked so relaxing and shady. This is as perfect as an Oahu city park can be!

08/20/11: When we moved to Waikele, I didn't realize what a little gem this park was and how much…read morewe'd be enjoying it. As a pet owner, it provides a nice walk; a long sidewalk along the street and lots of trees and grassy space to run and play. There are two large trash cans, so I implore you - bring POOP bags and dispose of them properly! If you're not a pet owner, there's still lots of things you'll enjoy: plenty of street parking, large shady trees, breezes, watching teams of kids playing soccer or football, families eating lunch on their beach mats or playing a little badminton. I know it sounds a little Norman Rockwell-ish, but it really is a nice park. What you won't enjoy it a RESTROOM, and that's the only reason it doesn't get 5-stars. Note of interest: on 04/11/11 this park, formerly Waikele Neighborhood Park, was re-named Mitsuo "Mits" Shito Neighborhood Park. Mitsuo Shito is credited with leading Waikele from it's early beginnings to the award-winning master-planned community it is today: http://www.waikeleohana.com/mits-shito.php Yelp 365-Day Challenge #6/365

I lived in Pacific Palisades for years when I was a young child. I did not attend the elementary…read moreschool up here though. My Dad still lives in Pacific Palisades, and my other siblings grew up here. But somehow, I/we had never come to this playground in all those years! And it's not as if I didn't know it was here.... hmmm... Anyway, allllll these years later, I've brought my kids to this playground! We enjoy hunting for and discovering different playgrounds together. My 2 & 4 year old absolutely love this playground! Most are not made for their age, but this one is pretty easy for them to play on. This design also makes it easier for parents as well, so we aren't having to constantly lift and carry the kiddos onto the parts of the playground they want to go. The can easily get to the slides on their own, which makes it great for uninterrupted play, and more relaxation for the parents! Oh, and did I mention there's very pretty views from way up here too?!?

This hidden park up palisades is perfect for basket ball, volleyball, playing with your kids, or…read morepickleball. There is some shade from the tennis court if you play on the pickleball court below. No bathrooms on this side but you can go across the street!

7-15-22 Third time this week Bud asked to come. He enjoys the soaking mechanism at the Splash…read morePark and going to the big pool. He split our pool time to spend some time by the slides at the playground. Checking in with Mililani resident IDs gets us our wristbands. We seem to come at the height of the sun's strongest rays between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. It gives us a good 45 minutes of outdoor activity and the freedom of no masks for a little while. Fridays it opens later so it kinda throws off lunch and nap time but in the car ride home he took a little kitty nap. I'm not sure why little kids aren't allowed swim vests if they are not strong swimmers but there must be a good reason. I've seen between 1 to 3 life guards on duty at a time. Some more serious than others on watch. Saw for the first time a life guard testing the water in the baby pool and big pool then logging down his findings. Being at prime summer time more and more kiddies are seen at Rec 4 with grandparents or parents. If you time it right you can enjoy the 3 areas and leave when it starts to get crowded.

Now that we've been to all recreation centers in Mililani, with the exception of Rec 6 in…read moreconstruction (pending to see the new renovations), Rec 4 is deemed our favorite and the most younger aged kid friendly of them all. Why? Because they have the cutest splash park, playground, and a warm pool/kiddie pool. What they don't have is a water slide and shave ice/Starbucks, but no biggie, we can make do without. Anywho's, with lots of precautions and not much places i would take my infant to, we decided to celebrate his first birthday here. Limit of 10 people inside so we had to wait a long while. Good thing they were open pretty late, til 7pm! You need to have an MTA pass or go as a guest with someone who has and pay $10 per guest per day. It's street parking along the fence, facing the playground and splash park or anywhere you can find. But between those two is the entrance. Mask on when entering, exiting or when not in the water. No floaties allowed. Have fun!

The Oahu Urban Garden Center, which has been renamed CARES Waiawa, is an invaluable community…read moreresource run by UH's College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resilience (CTAHR). The Second Saturday events, which are being renamed Saturday at the Garden, take place 3-4 times a year and offer a wealth of gardening knowledge for home gardeners. The center also offers workshops regularly on a variety of gardening topics - for upcoming events, go to the Master Gardener home page (find via Google search).

Attended a few events here and had a good experience. I also bought some kai lan seeds and they…read morestarted growing right away. Great place for education, events and buying seeds.

Good spot for frisbee tossing, walking dogs and just plain chilling. Usually clean. Sometimes the…read moregrass gets overgrown but good to lay down on it!

Being a townie I love to escape the cray cray and Mililani is a beautiful place always with so much…read moregreenery and parks everywhere. Mililani District Park makes social distancing easy, it's so insanely spacious with doable activities in different areas of the park. Lots of parking and just a lovely place to chill, thank you!!

I don't live in Mililani but after stopping here at Mililani District park, I wouldn't mind living…read morein Mililani, I would love to stop here for my daily walks. An impromptu visit lead us to this park, we stopped in Mililani for a few of my favorite business, stopped to get breakfast and realized that business was still take out only. My other half drove around looking for a park to eat our breakfast & ended up here at Mililani District Park. This worked out perfect, I love and noticed the huge trees, right next to the parking lot and lucky we found the last empty picnic table to enjoy. Great job City and County for keeping this park nice, green & clean. While eating and taking a walk around the park, I observed people just enjoying a nice day doing outdoor kine things, there was a few family picnics, Easter egg hunt, during Easter weekend, kids enjoying skate park and playground. I don't mind spending more time here at this park but we had a busy schedule so it was off to continue our Saturday adventures.