This is a small park in the middle of a residential neighborhood, so it's useful and convenient for…read morethose who live nearby. There's a basketball court and a big open grassy space with some shade trees. Great place for relaxing or playing with the kids. Nice views of the mountains and ocean too. A small building houses the bathrooms and it appears to be well maintained.

Small & not well known park on Kulihi St. in lower Makakilo. Hours: 6am - 10pm (I never came at…read morenight). Pros: peaceful, not well known or used, usually pretty empty, has b-ball court and large maintained grass area Cons: hot, no shade, playground is suited for 5 - 12 yr old (says the sign), not very toddler friendly, dingy bathrooms Some ppl come and just sit in their cars (maybe eat, meet up, or ?). I bring my kids occasionally since I work in Makakilo. Nobody bothers. Sometimes there are homeless, but it currently looks cleaned up! The park maintenance does pretty good maintaining this park. C&C could upgrade the bathrooms tho! 2 stalls in women's side, not good lighting, but water fountain works! Always bring your own TP in case...it is C&C parks afterall.

I've brought my 4yr old to come play here even though it is a playground meant for older children,…read morehe still has a lot of fun playing here. The two times that i've brought him here to play, there were no kids and we stayed pretty long, still no kids came. However there's a bunch of randoms that do park here for lunch break or to come chill in their cars or a bathroom break. Both times i came here, there were tow trucks that scout the parking lot making sure cars are using the appropriate parking stalls etc. i do like that The playground is fenced off due to the fact that it is right by the freeway.. by the way the freeway noise does not bother. I jus really like this spot because there isn't any kids whenever we go, perhaps not really favorable or well known spot.

Beautiful park for the little ones. I like that it is covered and clean. Kudos to the County…read moreworkers who take care of this park. There's also a basketball gym too but I'm not sure what their hours are etc.

Just a quick review to say, what a great park! I've passed by this park weekly over the years from…read moredevelopment to completion, but finally stopped by with my little one the other day and I have to say, we need to upgrade all our other county parks like this! Haha. Covered playground? Say what? Definitely a must, especially for the kiddos! So nice to have that reprieve from the sun, especially in Kihei where it can get hot hot hot. The playground equipment is great and offers a variety of climbing, jumping, and sliding. Probably best suited for kids 2 1/2 and older. Just wish they had one more big slide for the older kids. The playground flooring is also a little squishy so to speak and has a little bit of 'give' to soften the landing from jumps or falls. There were a lot of children and people in general, but the covered area is large and everyone is able to socially distance safely. Aside from the playground, there are also soccer /softball fields, a gymnasium (call to reserve the space), lots of open grassy areas, and ample parking to accommodate everyone. Will definitely have to visit again in the future.

Currently, you wouldn't even know that this was an actual park as nothing is here in terms of "park…read morefeatures" sans for grass and a park sign. Early plans back in 2014 called for soccer fields, tennis and basketball courts but none of them have been built. Some might confuse this place with the nearby Central Maui Regional Sports Complex which is already in use as a multi-baseball field facility. The park is about 26 acres with restroom facilities and a small parking lot which is locked at night. It's a wide open swath of land graded into several levels. There are no benches, not even a tree to perch under. So what is this place good for? I say to let your two-legged, sugar-filled kids burn off their energy, or for your four-legged fur babies to run amok. But, please pick up their crap! OVERALL: If and when they develop the fields for sporting events, parking will be a big problem. I can picture vehicles illegally parking on the shoulders and center grassy median. Maybe it should be left as is.

I usually come to this park to play with the Aerobee , it's the perfect spot to just let the Far…read morehigh flying disc soar and run after. I threw this disc at the upper field end to end. Perfect to play at this field or just bringing my grand kids to let them run and wear them out. Just waiting for it to open back up again due to the Corona Virus.

Waikapu Park is a small park and community center tucked away off of Waiko Road, located behind a…read moreresidential area. Parking is adequate. Views of Waikapu Valley and the West Maui Mountains are beautiful. There's a basketball court, baseball field, picnic tables and a newly renovated community center. The open-air community center has a small covered lanai, indoor seating, kitchen, restrooms and charcoal grills. OVERALL: Nice place to host a small-sized daytime party.

If you don't know the area, you'll easily pass it and miss it. It's known better as the Waikapu…read moreCommunity Center. You have to go up a what looks like a residential road and pass about 2 houses and you're here. The park itself is old, the fences still serves its purpose but it look like it can fall apart. The county maintains the park. There's a full basketball court, a baseball field (I don't think it's a full field,maybe for kids) and then there the community center. Parking is along side of the baseball field and there is a parking lot for maybe 10 cars at the community center .

Outdoors park with a view of the mountains and the ocean!…read moreThere's a bathroom and outdoors shower if you're heading into the water. There's two parking areas: on in the front by the bus stop and one in the back closer to the water. There's a fun playground and basketball court and a huge grassy area to play. You can see people fly kites and even parachute down here! Bathroom has no soap, so bring your own hand sanitizer and paper towels. Also there's 711 right across the street!!!

A great place to take the family camping, with beautiful sunsets/sunrises and a 7-eleven across the…read morestreet for late night cravings. The ride to and from the park will have you in awe over the beaches and the clear water too! Only thing is the bathrooms were closed one morning for maintenance but other than that it was a great experience

Such a cute little beach spot. It's easy access to get to right off from the road. Plus after a…read morenice morning stroll & some cute couples selfies. There's some fun shops across the street for snacks & souvenirs.

Been here for decades but never ventured inside the War Memorial Gymnasium. This full size…read morebasketball court with retractable bleachers made for an ideal place for the post covid return of Comic Con to Maui. Good to see the heavy duty tarps that were taped down to protect the hardwood court. Lots of parking out front and plenty of room inside to roam around, see and be seen, meet and visit with writers, artists and vendors who had booths. Lots of people showed up in Cosplay costumes for judging and prizes. Glad to finally visit this historic place.

The War Memorial Complex is an excellent area for a concert! Large open space to fill lots of…read morepeople. Lovely grounds lots of parking options. We attended the 20 year Ekolu concert. They can fit a lot of people in that one area but the grounds were huge!! I loved it One thing I didn't care for was the bugs (little knats) but that's just something that's evolving now a days with all the weather changes. Other than that was an amazing concert very intimate and the sound carried beautifully!!

We occasionally like to go to this park to play basketball, football and baseball. When we go…read morethere sometimes on the weekends, there are always people playing tennis on their many tennis courts. There definitely needs to be repairs made. One thing that was a bit upsetting to us the last time we were there was that it was pretty obvious that the grass gets mowed but there was a lot of opala (trash/rubbish) where they mowed and along the fence line. Who knows if all that trash was there before or after they mowed but whatever the case, so much trash. Like anywhere, always be aware of your surroundings. Sometimes there are some shady characters at this park. Check it out.

Wells Park could very well be Maui's oldest park at over a century old. Named after Charles Wells,…read moreonce a manager of the long-gone Wailuku Sugar Co., he donated the 6.6 acres of land the park sits on. I played a fair amount of tennis here back in the 80's and it's still a popular spot today, even housing a local tennis club. There are six tennis courts, a basketball court, baseball and softball fields. The Wailuku Gym and Wailuku Pool, located across the park on Market Street is also part of Wells Park. A few big trees provide good shade. Parking is adequate for park usage but in weekday space-hungry Wailuku, it can be at a premium especially due to the location of the judicial courts and jurors. FUN FACTS: The very first Maui County Fair was held here in 1916 where the baseball/softball fields are located. Richard Nixon made a campaign stop here in 1960 with thousands of Mauians in attendance. "Spreckles Ditch" boarders the entire east side of the park. It starts at nearby Waiale Reservoir behind the MCCC jail, meanders through Wailuku town and visible from multiple locations, finally emptying out into the Wailuku River (formerly known as Iao Stream) west of the Millyard industrial area. OVERALL: Perhaps one of the island's most historical parks.

It s difficult to use this park just to put down a blanket. Lots of black Ants in the grassread more

Just a nice simple grassy park where you can relax or play some frisbee or kick the ball around…read more Not a lot of amenities such as bathrooms or drinking water though. I don't see any picnic tables or benches either. Some people call this a dog park but it's not really. Close to the ocean and beach parks which have more amenities.