Other than loud music here and there , I love walking around the park from time to time. If you walk around the entire park 2-3 laps it will probably help you to achieve 6000+ steps depending on a route.
Overall the best place to hang out with families and friends
Great park with lots of open space and some awesome views of Diamond Head. Nice place to chill out with lots of shade from trees.
Large, beautiful park with reasonably good facilities throughout. Plenty of birds, including the noisy, but beautiful Rose Ringed Parakeets .
I live in California and came here on June22,2023 and it was a very nice park that had a beach vibe where you can watch the ocean from the park. In California we have many beautiful 😻 beaches but nothing compares to what you will see. And I also got to see a lot of Hawaii culture here too. So when you here make sure you check out Kapi'olani Regional park take a beautiful stroll on their side walk near the ocean thank me later
The home of the Waikiki Art Festivals. I don’t understand why there isn’t a separate entry for this stand alone regular market but adding a new place to Trip Advisor is difficult. The market would have 20 odd stalls of locally made artisan items. It really is a treasure trove of artisan items with every stall holder proudly declaring - “I make these myself.” My wife loves Le’ahi Jewellery but there is so much more. Well worth a visit for unique gifts and a chat with the friendly local store holders. Held every month except July and December.
This Park is a great place for relaxing and enjoy the day.
You can take a long walk by the sea and just enjoy the moment.
My favorite park in Honolulu, just a short walk from Waikiki Beach, and Barefoot Cafe - hands down my favorite food stop on the beach.
Went to the July 2023 Ukelele Festival here. Plenty of bench seating, give away paper fans in the shape of a ukelele, awesome live music, story telling, food and craft booths- no alcohol; also cute cutouts fir fun photos!
Maybe our biggest and most beloved open park, it's big enough for any sport lover. It used to be a horse race track back in the day and is now home to tennis, football, soccer, calisthenics, yoga, Tai chi, rugby, cricket and the newest craze, pickle ball! Across the park is the ocean and Public's surf break, In the park there is also the famous Kapiolani bandstand, where I once had my malo (loincloth) get blown off during a public hula performance.
Beautiful large park at the base of scenic Diamond Head with free parking, an outdoor concert venue, and great beaches with good surfing nearby!
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