City Park · Honolulu
Kapiʻolani Regional Park
Why Scout picked it
This large oceanfront park is ideal for a relaxed family outing or solo adventure, offering picnicking, beach access, and views. Plan for a few hours, with minimal cost if bringing your own food.
Hours
- Sunday
- 5 AM – 12 AM
- Monday
- 5 AM – 12 AM
- Tuesday
- 5 AM – 12 AM
- Wednesday
- 5 AM – 12 AM
- Thursday
- 5 AM – 12 AM
- Friday
- 5 AM – 12 AM
- Saturday
- 5 AM – 12 AM
Times shown in Pacific/Honolulu
What to expect
Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible parking
Parking
- Free parking lot
- Paid parking lot
- Free street parking
- Paid street parking
Featured in these outings
- Diamond Head Hike & Affordable Eats — Embark on an invigorating hike up the iconic Diamond Head crater, enjoying panoramic views of Honolulu and the Pacific. Afterwards, treat yourself to a well-deserved, affordable meal at a local coffee shop known for its roasted beans and sweet/savory dishes. Finish your budget-friendly day with a relaxing stroll along the tranquil Kapiʻolani Regional Park.
While you're nearby
- Arts & CultureShangri La Museum of Islamic Art, Culture & Design
Heiress Doris Duke's dramatic estate serves as a gallery for her acclaimed Islamic art collection.
- Food & DrinkHau Tree
Seaside eatery doling out creative Pacific Rim fare & brunch at the Kaimana Beach Hotel.
- Arts & CultureDiamond Head State Monument
A trail leads visitors to the summit of this volcanic tuff cone & former fort with panoramic views.
- Arts & CultureTom Moffatt Waikiki Shell
Large, shell-shaped, outdoor venue for live music & events, with chair & lawn seating options.
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