When I stay in Waikiki I run around the canal. It has some sketchy parts I don’t want to share (homeless camps) but usually there are enough people running that safety isn’t an issue. There are a ton of carp in the water so if you’re bored you can bring food and watch them clamoring!!

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Grounds were well maintained but the grass was brown. The public bathroom was dirty & smelled. We were there at around 10 am. There was no one else at the park when we were there.

One of the bigger parks in the city. Not great for anything really, just bright stadium lights most nights. It's mainly for baseball and soccer league games. Also good for a walk if you can't find any other space around town.

Along Ala Wait blvd. A quick 15 walk from any of the Waikiki beaches. Again, another place to get to early because it gets hard to distance once crowds arrive! Beautiful park, free entrance. Street parking. Lots of birds and chickens! Great view of canoeing and water activities.

It is OK!! It has good view of buildings nearby. It has a full basketball court and a place for volleyball. There is also a exercising spot for people, but not for KIDS. There are kids that play on the basketball court, volleyball area, and play around at Ala Wai. I give it an OK!!

Very convenient. Free parking. Baseball and soccer fields, with night lights. Toilets. All purpose trail fronting Ala Wai canal, with exercise equipment along the canal. Tennis, community gardens.

Place is not too clean. Soccer field in the baseball field is a hazard. People are sketchy.

It's pretty large from my understanding it goes from McCully Bridge along the ala wai down to the backside of Ioalani High School at the dog park. It has 2 public parking areas one off of Kapiolani and McCully the other at the end of University Ave. both accompanied with a public bathroom, tables, rowing crew and equipment, playground area for the youngins. There's also 2 big grass fields, 2 baseball diamonds, bleachers, a small bridge, all with easily accessible bike paths.

Fields have no grass anymore. Just a bunch of dirt patches and holes. If you want to sprain an ankle practice here.

One of the few decent baseball fields with lights on the island, though a permit is required for use. Local soccer leagues play night games here as well. Features include a playground for children, a softball field (No lights) canoe launch ramp, bike paths and a small parking lot that serves both the athletic fields and the adjacent community center. There is a public restroom, but it is significantly damaged and often occupied by the homeless who set up camp in the area.

Decent park for the area. Sports fields,bathrooms (but not always working),tables/ benches/trashcans around and an okay playground. The playground is in decent shape. Nothing is majorly broken this graffiti around the park but nothing horrible. If you can go to Paki Playground in Waikiki (about a mile away) its much nicer.

I like to go there to relax after work. I watch the canoes, if a baseball game is happening I watch that as well. Pretty clean park overall.

Relaxing... Nice place to stretch your legs

Bike around the ala wai, watch high school baseball, watch out rigger canoe practice. View of Waikiki from across the canal is priceless

Bring your family down to this park it's safe big large park to walk jogging sit down and enjoy the beautiful views

Great park for all sports. Best walking or biking path in the area.

Great people. Concerned and qualified to teach children and uplift the community with fun classes. All ages welcomed!

A extensive park along the canal with friendly people doing all sorts of fun activities. Gave some baseball lessons to some wonderful kids on one of the baseball fields. Will certainly return for more jollification.

It's on a path along the alawai canal. Lots of people walk run ride past here.Very good pass time for those that like to garden. Very refreshing and interesting.I once during the pandemic raised a abandoned baby chick and would bring it here to dig for bugs and worms. Until it was able to scratch for its own. Now I ride here for excersize.

Good place to relax that was your kids have a small gathering lots of great people around and having fun enjoying life

Not the cleanest park on the planet, but does have access to paddling clubs, worth a look!

A nice park to go play/hang out in with family and friends, and there's a lot of space.

This park is great. Lots of open space during the day to run around and kick a ball or throw a Frisbee around. I'm a night owl, so I wish they had lights on more than 1 field. There are a lot of people who would utilize both baseball fields if there were lights on both. (Soccer, recreational people) Usually plenty of parking until a baseball game is on, then it's impossible to park.

My my my, time flys by. Another low just to get high. Sitting on my pride. That's the alawai.

It was sparkling and tidy. The grass was cut and the grounds well maintained. My visit was impulsive, an out of towner who brought a snack and waited for his dog's vet appointment to conclude. I've walked the bike path before and enjoyed the clean scenery. Straight A's.

Great family oriented park. Not overly crowded and ample parking. Walking path could use resurfacing but all in all a decent little community park.

The park is pretty neat at night, especially if you're into watching people play sports.

Beautiful park, but after dark it is not as safe. Ala wai waterway is not clean. Or safe to swim

👣A Good 1+Hr Stroll Along The Entire Stretch.