Ewa Beach Park

This place was sooo pretty and a great park when they have food trucks. Check their hours for food truck but highly Recomend. It has benches and seats

So sad what I saw while setting up for my grand daughter's birthday party. People bringing their dogs here to let them poop everywhere without picking it up, so lazy these local people I'm local and it's heartbreaking to see other locals so disrespectful and so irresponsible. Sitting in your truck while your dog is roaming around without a care in the world but if someone would do the same to your property you get upset, go figure! A lot of homeless people here but at least they keep their area clean and they don't bother anyone. Only issue I have is the restrooms are really disgusting & smelly, park tables are in need of love and care. Grounds are clean and trash cans are cleaned even on a Sunday!

We love this beach so much! Perfect waves for beginner surfers and super friendly life guards. Be careful of the waves on the windier days and watch the kids closely - one family lost their huge pool floaty (which I highly recommend NOT to bring with you here). There's not a lot of shade, which is why most people bring their umbrellas and tents. There's water located conveniently near the bathrooms, so you can wash your feet/legs. Clean bathrooms and showers, and it was easy for me to wash my babies and dress them - bonus points! Many people put up tents or umbrellas, play music, etc. - positive vibes only!

I was not expencting much from this beach, since it is not in the good area. But I was pretty impressed. Parking, restroom, showers are equipped. Large yard area to have a BBQ or picnic and also playground for kids. This is a dog friendly area and the beach has a great view of downtown Honolulu to Diamond head. The only negative is there are a lot of pricklies in the yard and my dog's paws were covered with them and left him in pain :(

I came her with a few girlfriends and my pup for a nice beach picnic. It wasn't crowded at all since there is a wide space on the beach and there is also benches and tables. The parking is ample, but when it does fill up, you can also park across the street on the grass. BE CAREFUL! There are pokies on the grass area, which my poor pup didn't like at all so I had to carry him. And of course be careful of the waves and watch the young ones who can't swim so great. Family friendly and dog friendly as well! Highly recommend

The beach is rocky in a lot of areas. There are signs warning you of the waves. I usually don't see any surfers but I do see boogie boarders. There are much nicer beaches across the island and wouldn't bring out of town guest here. You can see Diamond Head and Waikiki from this area. There is no life guard on duty at this beach. During the weekday it's usually not crowded. On holidays and weekends the parking lot may be full and people usually park across the street on the grassy area. This park is located in a residential area. Other things this park offers: - new play structureIt has a slide and monkey bars. - basket ball court- polls to play volleyball (bring your own net)- big open space (play catch or football)- baseball field (it's near the parking area)- fishing - bathroom Bring toilet paper and soap just in case. - several wooden benches - several showers to rinse offAccording to the signs in the parking lot the park is closed from 8pm- 5am.

Review #341 - 2018On our way back from Aulani, I wasn't sure what I wanted to do so I decided to head out to this beach because my cousin lives nearby. Sadly, she couldn't meet up with us so we ended up coming on our own any way.We showed up around 2:30 PM on Sunday, October 28th, and the parking lot was packed. We had to park on the lawn across the street.There were so many people having a BBQ, kid's birthday party and whatnot.My daughter ran straight to the playground. She had a great time even though the play structure here is a lot smaller compared to the parks in California.My daughter was too engaged in her playing that she refused to walk to the beach with me.Sadly, I got too tired after about half an hour so we decided to leave.The park is pretty nice and has lots of space for kids to run around, play soccer or football.

A friend had shared some pics of the sunset there and was impressed with how they turned out. So I said let me know when you go again and now here we are. We got there about 30 minutes before the sun set. I was impressed with how well the park was being used. Many groups of people enjoying the surroundings. Bbqing, swimming, playing ball, fishing.. etc. I believe there was a time when the park got dilapidated. We didn't want to come here at all. It was a big turn off.Although parking is a good size, it can get crowded. When that happens people start parking across the street against the woodsy area. It can happen on weekends and holidays.It's fun to bring kids here during low tide and walk along the shore exploring the eddy's and coral and swim in the little tide pools. Then, we'd get to Silva Store to get something to eat and drink before turning around. If you do this, stay off the resident's property and wall. They generally don't like that.The golden hour is here. My friend and I start shooting shots of the sunset with the brilliance coloring the sky to golden reds, oranges and yellows. Beautiful. It has been hazy the past few days so it was nice to have this clear day, not too much clouds, to have this beautiful sunset.You will want to be careful on the left side of the beach where you see the concrete wall up on a hill. That is a military firing range. If you hear shots, stay away. Better if you just stay away period.I remember my friend teaching me to surf here. I remember picking limu up easily filling 2 garbage bags thinking this will never run out because there's still plenty. Well, that's all gone now. I remember collecting puka shells here to make the necklaces. Dad sold them for us to his shipmates. Made good money. I remember going out catching lobsters. Practically gone too. I remember flyiing kites here. I remember coming out here as a family with our friends to swim, bbq and just relax. I remember 10yrs ago bringing my son here to the ocean for the first time.Too many fond memories makes it good to see the beach park is being used fully by the community. Let's hope the state or city and county can continue to maintain this for us and not get it in a sorry state again.

I give this beach full marks for its beachiness. It's not usually crowded, the parking lot usually has a few open spots, the sand is nice and clean, ocean is good swimming (I judge this by not killer waves but a bit of splash to keep it interesting, and no "cut my toe off" coral and sea urchins jungle underneath). The people there are chill. There's no hassles like the more crowded spots (i.e., I can let my giant dog run around and swim). I have never used the bathrooms or showers here so I can't give the scoops on them. I know what you're thinking- watch out for warm spots in the ocean, but my friends live 1/2 a block away so I use their house bathroom. I think it's decent fishing. We went and had a fun day of it. Only caught a giant puffer, but at least we weren't getting stuck in the rocks the whole time. There's a slew of stores on the drive there so you can stop by a number of places to pick up a picnic lunch. Not much more you can ask for here, but I have to take a star off for it being quite the drive from town. However, if you live on the Leeward side, it's a great option!

Super chill. Well kept. Family friendly. Great beach to play, lounge, surf, or fish. Good times