Ala Wai Community Park

I have been part of the community around the Ala Wai Canal. Even at 1 time we would jump into the water's of the Ala Wai for it was ok🤙! I took dance lessons right there in the community center and pottery classes and this center was the 1st to have a Pottery kiln around late 50's or 60's. Now my granddaughter plays there since 5 months old till now at 6 yrs. old. The Papa has been the one who's been there to help with the lifting and to coordinate her feet. This park held so much families that played basketball, football, soccer, volleyball, paddling,and the best ballroom dance lessons right here. I went home with a few ribbons. There's a deep history of this very place, like people growing food and fishing for tilapia so many years ago. Aloha from Nui St across from the park.

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.

Ala Wai Community Park offers open green spaces, walking paths, and sports facilities. It’s a peaceful retreat perfect for exercise, relaxation, and community events.

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.

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!!

A good park for walking or eating lunch good amount of parking unless baseball or soccer games then it's packed.

Plenty of parking, clean benches, did not use the facilities but there were lots of tents pitched in the corner. I did not see the residents there.