Kristina V.
1/28/2018
Beautiful beach! I wish we'd found it previously. I'd never been to this one when I lived here so didn't know what to expect... Parking is a Capital BITCH. For real. Google took us to a...
Lanikai Park
(8)
Photos
Aalapapa Dr
Kailua, HI 96734
Lanikai Park, nestled in the heart of Kailua, Hawaii, offers a serene escape for locals and visitors alike. Although privately owned, this gem graciously welcomes the public to enjoy its tranquil grounds. Maintained by the Lanikai Association through the generous support of its members and public donations, the park boasts a spacious field, a basketball court for sports enthusiasts, a charming play structure complete with a slide, and swings for children to frolic on.
Visitors can easily find street parking nearby, although restrictions apply from 10 am to 4 pm. It's essential to note that furry friends must stay home as dogs are not permitted within the park premises. Additionally, while reveling in the park's beauty, guests should plan accordingly as the park's restrooms are not open to the public. Lanikai Park stands as a peaceful retreat for all to savor nature's gifts in a harmonious setting.
Generated using this place's available information
Reviews
3.08 reviews
Juan S.
11/27/2020
This review refers to the neighborhood park and not the beach. Hostile and aggressive local harassing me for parking my vehicle in a public and legal space next to the park. Nice way to...
Karen D.
6/30/2011
By the people and for the people--of Lanikai, that is. One of the only community-owned parks in the state, Lanikai Park is owned and operated by the non-profit Lanikai Community Association (LCA)...
Cher D.
5/18/2020
Homes here are owned by the tenet but the land is owned by the Park which means that they have complete control over your homes value. This park has been utterly ruined as a result of extreme...
Chris L.
7/12/2013
This beach is a favorite of mine. Beautiful, check. Picturesque, check. Clear and clean water, check. Swarming with tourists, check. I've been coming to Oahu since 2008 and now live here. The...
See a problem?
