Sad! Beautiful beach but unfortunately ruined by humans. Unstable homeless allowed to sleep under pavilion and setup tents in the camping area. One lady kept approaching me up close and just staring. Pretty freaky. Also groups of loud campers until 3am. No parkkeeper to regulate or event to check permits. The bathrooms are also in disrepair and super dirty. Paid for 3 nights but packed up early after one night. I've solo wild camped in many 3rd world countries throughout the world and this was the most unsafe I've felt. Unfortunately, I have a feeling it's a systemic problem and not unique to this particular park.

Great coast side public park! It's even better that there are restrooms, outdoor shower, playground, basketball court and a 7-Eleven across the street! Highly recommend this spot.

So beautiful and very clean, just a quiet place to relax and take in nature to clean your soul of all the other stuff going on in your life.

It is a very nice, well-maintained, and clean beach park. The 7-11 store across the street was really convenient, where I bought a bento box and ice cream for my lunch while enjoying a quick stop at the park.

Great fishing beach, great for picnics and celebration spot for friends and family. A gas station (7/11) is right across the street. Last one for miles. Get there early people set up early to get the good spots in the shade.

Parking at Swanzy Beach Park is good when going hiking early in the morning. Public restroom is next to the parking area and highway which makes it convenient.

Convenient starting point for Kahekili trail. Has public washroom. I haven't tried the beach here, but the waters look relatively calm.

Beautiful beach and a beautiful place to watch the sunset (or sunrise if you're about that life). And if you look in the opposite direction of the beach you have a beautiful view of the mountains. Check for an air bnb, we stayed in a nice little 2 bedroom for three days that was right down the street from the beach. Totally worth it.

Free parking and restroom, nice to take a rest during roadtrip.

Nice place to stop and take a break and absorb a Cool Breeze off the Ocean along with a view of Brigham Young University in Laia. There is ample parking in the front off the road and additional parking in the rear. Please make a mental note the rear parking lot does have a gate which is locked at 7:00 p.m. there are nine campsites available. If you are a camper you will enjoy walking straight across the street to a 7-Eleven. There are his and hers restrooms which stay open 24/7. The playground consists of a sliding board spinning wheels that make noise a set of bongos climbing apparatuses and a padded floor under the entire system. There are various picnic tables available for the public there is a trellis with three tables underneath it by the water.There is a full size basketball and pickleball court which are illuminated for nite services till 10:30 p.m. Kaaawa is home very dedicated dog and cat lovers which makes for great conversation as you walk your pet.