We went by as the sunset thinking it might still be reasonable to play outside. The park was full…read moreof families playing soccer, softball, and the playground had tons of kids. To my pleasant surprise the playground was well lit despite it getting quite dark. There were kids of all ages playing so don't limit yourself if you don't have a toddler. Kids up to 12 were running and playing. Note the gates are simple latches and if your kid is a runner you might need to hop the fence to grab them real fast. Very clean despite other reviews stating there was lots of litter. We'll be coming back while we're here to tire our kiddo out past sunset.

Stopped by early in the morning at 7:30 or 8 with a jet lagged toddler. Lots of toys to climb on at…read morethe playground and both baby swings and normal swings. Has a chain link fence around it with a gate that latches. Toddler liked climbing on the bigger kid toys and playing on the little kids toys. The birds were out and we think we saw a parakeet. Minus one star for the trash (used condoms) and an unhoused person who was there.

The Village is located conveniently close to downtown Kailua and the Association dues are very…read morereasonable. The neighborhood is safe and the Association has done a great job getting abandoned vehicles removed.

There was a children's camp here this summer that my friend put on and I was one of the volunteers…read more. It was special for the kids . Problem is a woman named bj she is rude and her attitude almost ruined the camp . She was screaming at the volunteers in front of the kids on the last day. Aside from that it's a special area that can be used for special occasions.

Trying to find something to do before we caught our flight home - you can never go wrong with an…read moreescape room! We did Tiki's Shack and thought the room matched the idea of the theme really well. The hints were presented on the TV screen in the room via typed out messages, which I actually enjoyed more than most rooms where they come over a loud speaker and you can't always understand everything they say. My wife and I have done several escape rooms and, even though we didn't finish, both left saying how much we enjoyed this one.

Came to 808 Escape to do the Aunty Pukalani's Last Will & Testament escape room. The owner was able…read moreto accommodate our 9 people group. We had varying levels of escape room experience in our group and everyone was able to contribute to some puzzle. There were usually enough puzzles for everyone to spread out and work on something in pairs. The Hawaiian theme was also fun and we learned tidbits about Hawaii. The 3D art was super cool and we were able to take pictures with it after. We managed to finish the escape room in ~40 min. Would definitely recommend and would want to come back and try the other puzzle.

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.

Nanea is a special place. If you've played golf here or dined in the restaurant you've climbed to…read morethe mountain top. Everyone and everything is executed perfectly.

Words can't describe! This place is amazing. I have played…read moresome of the best courses and this is right there with any of them! Service, caddies food- best of the best!

Highly recommended…read more A nice and quiet park off of Mamalahoa Highway. It's located right across the Manago Hotel and the Kona Chips store. The park houses the Sergeant Rodney J.T. Yano Memorial Hall and buildings. Sergeant Yano, "was a United States Army soldier and a recipient of the United States military's highest decoration--the Medal of Honor--for his actions in the Vietnam War." He was killed in action and honored with the buildings in this park being named after him. Also, "Arthur L. Greenwell, heir to Kealakekua Ranch successfully ran cattle on Kealakekua Ranch for many years..." The park is named after him. There is a baseball diamond and open fields for sporting events. Also, playground equipment for children. A spectacular view of the Kona coast can be seen from the park. It's a breathtaking view and an awe inspiring sight to take in. Parking is right in front off of the highway and there are many stalls to choose from. The restrooms are locked at times, so no guarantees if you have an emergency for a restroom break. If you are in need of a park experience, Arthur L. Greenwell Park and Sergeant Rodney Yano Memorial Hall is a highly recommended place to come.

Had a lovely time at the Ranch with the 'crazy animal lady' (her term for herself). This was our…read moresecond visit. It is a true animal sanctuary, taking exotic animals from Hawaii and other spots. They have several monkeys and birds, some of which are rehabilitating from bad prior living situations. They also have a small range of larger animals, including zebras, emus, and a buffalo. If you have the time and can get a spot for the tour, check them out.

Learning the stories of the different animals and seeing how their well being is such a priority…read morewas an incredible experience! I left feeling like I learned so much from Ann. Highly recommend this experience for older kids and for adults.

This is an amazing gym. My husband and I were here two years ago and it's equally awesome after…read morecoming this weekend. Multiple racks to deadlift and squat, great accessory machines for all sorts of areas (including multiple glute machines). We'll hit this spot every time we visit the big island

Was coming here back in 2016 and it hasn't really changed much. Still a good gym and got that old…read moreschool feel. Recommended for sure!