This has literally been our home away from home lately. With soccer practices, soccer games, and a…read moreconvenient playground and restrooms here, we have been coming here roughly 3-4 days a week recently. I grew up in the area and never spent so much time here until now. It's a well taken care of and clean park. Lots and lots of parking stall, and lots of street parking as well. This park can get downright crazy on the weekends with all the clubs and sports that go on here. Two gripes though: 1. We recently notices that parts of the playground have been deteriorating and is in dire need of a fixing, before someone gets hurt. Always check out the playground before you let your kids play on it. 2. We truly wish there was a restroom at the upper part of the park too, besides the one in the rec center that they don't allow anyone to use. It's an absolute pain to be at the playground with the littles, and all of a sudden one needs the restroom and you either have to walk all the way down and back up, or drive... ugh... Otherwise, we love this park!

Was here this past weekend(8/30/25) for my daughter's flag football game. We parked right outside…read morethe main building. She needed to use the restroom before her game. As we walked into the building, we were greeted by a sign saying "No Public Restrooms" I was a bit confused, cus I thought it was a public Building, Maybe I'm wrong. The only other restroom available was at the bottom of the hill. Overall The park looked like it needed some watering, but better than other ones we've been to.

Park with a beautiful view!…read more We had my daughters baseball game & although the Sun was beaming, it was nice & windy to keep a a bit cool.

Just your basic neighborhood park…read more Small baseball field on the top, open space in deep left field, and a long strip of open space below the baseball field. I pretty much grew up on the field and it within walking distance from my house so I still come back to throw baseball or whatever. And they do have a bathroom if that matters to you. Also, there aren't a lot of strange people hanging around the park, like you get at most other parks.

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!

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.

I'm happy this playground is still intack. There's honestly not much playgrounds in pearl city. The…read moreother one that's close by my house is at the wailuna park but it's so horrible. This playground is decent. It's not very clean and there's rusts in some spots but well enough I can let my son run around with my supervision. I LOVE the peacefulness and quietness here.

Trash filled park next to busy Highway/freeway entrance. The water looked very unclean and had a…read morebad odor. There a few picnic tables and a restroom, but there's hardly anywhere to walk around. We spent ten minutes and then left.

Little known Hawaii State park a few minutes from Pearl Ridge. I think a lot of people don't know…read moreabout this park because they think it's part of the Navy housing nearby. Likes: 1. no crowds on the weekdays. 2. Cleaned daily. Bathroom and park benches. 3. The view of Pearl Harbor, Ford Island, Arizona Memorial and the Mighty Mo. 4. Nice and quiet place to enjoy a plate lunch. Lots of good eats. Forty Niner Restaurant is just a short walk away. 5. Ample parking. I don't face any issue parking here. Other: 1. Like many parks in Hawaii please watch out for theft. Lock your cars and make sure valuables aren't in sight. Signs are posted.

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).

We've been living in Ho'opili since 2017 and were so excited when Konane Park opened. It's been…read moresuch a great addition to our community! There's always a nice mix of people from all over the island who come to visit--many even call it the "Fruit Park" or "Apple Park." For us, it's extra special because it's right across the street from our home, making it so convenient to enjoy. The park is well maintained weekly through our community fees, and the trees here are amazing--the ulu provides food, and the puakenikeni blossoms are perfect for making lei. We've even been able to spread a few lauhala seeds, adding to the natural beauty. Konane Park is truly a gathering place that reflects the spirit of Ho'opili.

Konane park is not a community park, it is for Hoopili community members only. It is not a for…read morecommunity use.