Best places: Tourist attractions in Kunia Camp, United States

👍👍 This place is amazing. They are so nice and friendly. Food is delicious . You get temporary tattoos, weave your own headband and they help of course, see how the pig is cooked along with a very informative history throughout the show but described in a funny, keep you attention way. We Plan on m...

👍👍 Beautifully Crafted Rum from pure sugar cane juice. The tour is highly recommended, I had wonderful time learning the history and tasting the select rums available. The tour was incredible and you can tell Patrick was passionate about the culture and product he was talking about. Definitely would've...

27-acre, high-elevation garden offering displays of native flora & docent-led tours too.

Vast park with a tennis & aquatic center, baseball diamonds, archery range & other athletic fields.

Guides take visitors on a tour of a re-created 1900s sugar plantation with 25 buildings & homes.

👍👍 Short and sweet. Some ropes to help navigate up hill. One of our dogs favorite little hikes!

👍👍 This review is for Katey. I feel very fortunate that she picked up the phone when I called them, since they are technically closed and only sell in the farmer's market on Saturdays. She invited me over to the farm and helped me pick out so much amazing produce. She was kind and patient and walked m...

👍👍 It is an excellent museum of information, displays, and immersion. The 25th Infantry wing has era by era displays of uniforms, tools, gear, and info. There is even a scale display Vietcong tunnel, complete with rats and GI flashlight. The museum host is very friendly and knowledgeable. Additiona...

This historic pineapple plantation now attracts families with a train ride & a 3-acre garden maze.

👍👍 Who knew this place was tucked away in the industrial area of Wahiawa! A quick disclaimer, on your way there you WILL feel like Google Maps is taking you to the wrong place and you're entering some shady area, but have no fear, you're on the correct path to this hidden gem. At the dead end you'll f...

Lush recreation area along Wahiawa Reservoir offering picnic grounds, a boat dock & limited fishing.

👍 Great hike! It took me about 4 hours of actual movement to complete, about 5 1/2 including lunch and picture stops of which there were many. I used about 3 1/2 litres of water, so ensure you bring enough for yourself. Unfortunately, due to the elevation the peak is often packed with clouds but there...

👍👍 Very well kept field. Nice seating areas and parking

👍👍 Very well organized and friendly atmosphere. Vendors accommodated next vendor as needed, no problems. The foods were all delicious down to the shave ice !!! Bathroom's were clean and with hand towel dispensers. Customers were very polite and many!!! Met other vendors and were able to make new friend...

Many large stones mark this historical plot of land thought to be the birthplace of Hawaiian chiefs.

👍👍 Super great place to be any time of the day. Lots of big trees and tables to sit at in the shade, and the field and tennis courts are lit till past 10:00

👍 We love the dog park. Its nice that they section it off. One side is for the small dogs and the other for bigger dogs. The only down fall about that park is that there is no shade. So if ur going during the day plz be prepared it is hot..

👍👍 Very well paved pathway with plenty of greenery - there's a local garden initiative to identify the plants growing there. At the base of the ravine path is a little calisthenics / athletics set up (dip bars, pull up bars, uneven planes, etc.) The breeze carries the eucalyptus scent and is very cool...