Sandy Beach Park is an prime example of how beautiful and dangerous Hawaiian beaches can be. Shorebreak and strong currents can easily injure those near the water. Please use caution before approaching the ocean and consult lifeguards for more information. The Honolulu Department of Parks and Recreation is responsible for the city parks all across the island of Oahu. From playgrounds to camp grounds, beach parks to botanical gardens, there is sure to be a facility near you. Enjoy a picnic at a regional park or lift some weights at a gym. Swim laps in a pool or ride the ramps at a skate park. It's all yours! The department also provides year-round recreation programs for all ages. Register your keiki in one of our popular Summer Fun programs, shop for locally grown produce at our People's Open Markets or grow your own in a community garden. Our facilities also host a wide variety of activities throughout the year including concerts, fairs, competitions and cultural exhibitions. For example, our Nā Hula Festival at Kapiolani Park is the longest running, non-competitive hula event in the state. We can surely help you find the activities that you want. Everyone in our department is dedicated to keeping our island green, our residents and visitors happy and our facilities operating. Enjoy the outdoors and remember, "We Add Quality to Life!"

Website: to-hawaii.com

Phone: (808) 373-8013

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Kalanianaole Hwy and Kealahou St