What a wonderful dog park. There is wide open, fenced in spaces with shelters and seating. Separate…read moreparks for big and small dogs. Very nice grass in both spaces. I also appreciate the multiple gates to enter to help prevent accidental escapes and to help transition in and out. Very clear rules posted, nice signage and 'in memory art work' of pups. Very nice, thought out park. Easy parking. Friendly dogs and humans. So happy to have this park in our area!

This dog park is awesome! Two large fenced spaces--one for big dogs and one for small. Tons of…read moregrass space, a shelter and chairs for parents, a little pool for dogs, a water spigot with bowls, toys, trash, paper towels, and poo bags. If you look close on a clear day you can even see the ocean.

This is a NPS managed site that protects the ancient fish traps and fish catch ponds. centuries old…read more, all by hand to catch fish that come in on the tides to feed. One Way traps. A marvel to imagine

Great location to visit not too many tourists and the beach is nice. The hike is not the easiest on…read moreunimproved path with a lot of lava rocks and it very exposed to the sun. Need to bring water and wear sturdy shoes. Came during the gov shut down so the parking lot, visitor center, and restrooms were all closed but at the turn around you can fit ~10 cars along the shoulder.

Great waterfall Beautiful gals not much of a hike just a…read moresmall walk from the tiny parking lot. Have to pay to park and enter. It was a gloomy day. Lots of bugs up Top by the pretty trees.

We had the falls on our list for the Hilo side, and we were really happy to see the falls and the…read moresurrounding area. First off, this is a very tourist spot. When we went here, there were literally 100 people here. So, don't expect it to be secluded or quiet. The falls are huge! In all honesty though, I was more of a fan of the amazing Banyan trees around the area. Like, the falls were neat to see, but the trees were so awesome. I could've literally stayed under the trees for hours. Very cool! Oh, fair warning: there is a fee for entry AND to park in the parking lot. And you basically pay twice if you go to the falls and the boiling pots. This was cool to see, but there are other falls in the area that don't require a fee. Just some advice!

Fenced in ground. Separate areas for small and large dogs. Quiet. Behind the school.read more

Now I wish we lived upcountry!!! We were at the new dog park in Kihei and one of the other dog…read moreowners told us about this park. It's HUGE, has plenty of shade and benches! Lots of water bowls around the park and hills for the dogs to run around. Like most dog parks it has a large dog side and small dog side. Poop baggies at the entrance as well as a bulletin board for dog walkers, lost animals etc notices. We will for sure be back.

Awesome playground. Proof we can still have nice things to include swings for kids. The playground…read moreis next to Kahului Beach Rd of the park. Great for any age. They had a fenced small toddler area and a large playground for the older kids that also had a ramp to the slide. Not a whole lot of cover from the sun so bring sun screen and water. Tons of kids. Very family friendly.

This is a convenient park right here in Central Maui. I've met so many nice families here. We like…read morethe keiki playground because they have a little kids ages 2-5 playground separated from the bigger kids playground. It's also fenced in but still be aware of your surroundings. It gets pretty hot and crowded too so if you have little, little ones, mornings are the best especially since you're probably up already lol. Check it out!

I moved to West Maui from the mainland in August with my dog where we had access to dog parks for…read moreher to be off leash. There only seemed to be 2 on the island and because they are about 45 min away we would take the drive each week so she could play and make some friends. I could not understand why we did not have such a place in West Maui And after calling multiple county offices even to the mayor I discovered that a new park was just built within the Lahaina Recreation Center. This was such good news since it is close to where we live we go every day. So if you're in West Maui I highly recommend you come down and check the park out there is a section for big dogs and another section for small dogs. Aloha! Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/Lahaina-Recreation-Center-Dog-Park-106952884634095/ Instagram lahainarecdogpark Google https://g.co/kgs/CL6uKX

The parks here are always so well maintained. I am able to walk barefoot through the parks…read morewithout having to worry about dog poop, glass, plastic and trash. It is a fantastic gateway to the beach boardwalk. If you drive here there seems to be ample parking

If you are looking for a dog park here on the west side, this is it! It may be easy to miss, but…read moreit's on the right side of the lower road before you make a right onto the main highway - you'll see a small, blue "shoreline access" sign and just make a right - the dog park is the first lot on your right. If you drive all the way in, you'll find bathrooms and the start of the beach path to Duke's, Airport Beach, and the resorts Honua Kai, Westin KOR, and the new Westin time share property, Nanea. The park is separated into 3 sections - the dog park (first on your right), a grassy patch on the left (which I think may be a run off for sewage.. Ew!), and a very small area with a few picnic tables and a restroom where the beach path begins. Unfortunately you can't take your dog on the beach path, but the first park is big enough for your buddy to run around and socialize with other dogs. There are a few picnic tables for you to sit and hang with your furry friend. Close to the beach path there are also some picnic tables, but it's a really small area and usually there are a good amount of people walking, so don't expect to have any kind of intimate beach picnic here. It's great for a quick lunch, but I wouldn't sit down to BBQ or have a gathering in this area. There is a good amount of beach parking, but the beach out front is pretty rocky so I wouldn't suggest going there for a swim. It's the perfect spot to park and go for a run on the beach path during sunset, but make sure you get back to your car well before 7pm, they close the park gates at 7, even if your car is still in there! Better to walk here if you live or are vacationing close by, that's what we do!

Great park for the kids. One entrance in and out so it's easy to keep an eye on all of them without…read moreworrying about one leaving the park and running off. There are benches at the entrance under a cover so it's super easy for parents to post up and watch the kids. My kids didn't know what to play in first! The play structures and slides and swings are huge and they loved exploring each other "castle". Will bring them back here for sure

This playground is amazing! It is wooden and looks like a castle or fort. Lots of slides and…read moremaze-like to make hide and seek super fun! My daughter loves playing here. There is beautiful local art work everywhere and a huge, gorgeous whale to play on or for a photo-op. Tire swing, toddler playground, and also a cute wooden train for some pretend play! This is probably the coolest playground we have ever taken our daughter to. Definitely worth it to check it out if you're in the area!

This place is truly breathtaking and a must stop on the Road to Hana. I took my wife here and she…read morewas blown away about being that close to turtles. They are much bigger in person! We thought we might be able to see some that day but there were a whole group of them. The surfers were out that day and the waves were huge, so I wasn't planning on getting in the water but took tons of photos. Highly, Highly recommend

If you are looking for turtles and want to watch surfers catching some waves, this is the place to…read morebe! Please come and create your own adventure.