Kamilo Iki Neighborhood Park

This park was very close to where I grew up. Unfortunately there were no tennis courts, or it would have been perfect! It had a nice field and a play ground. Also had bathrooms. Street parking.

Kamiloiki Neighborhood Park is a nice park because it has a huge field to play soccer, fly a kite, or even play with your dogs. It also has a basketball court, volleyball court, and playground apparatus for little kids. I remember going to this park in high school. My friends and I would always go to this park during the summer to play basketball. It was a great park to play basketball at. I had some great memories at this park.But now many many years later, there's no more basketball playing yet, and instead it's playground equipment. It was my first time checking out the playground equipment and I was kind of disappointed. The equipment itself was still in working condition but there was a lot of rust on the edges of the equipment. I had to watch my daughter really carefully to see where she was putting her hands when she climbed up the stairs. The ground cover was also peeling off in some areas. Hopefully they'll get their playground equipment upgraded like other parks soon.

Deep inside Hawaii Kai, there are spacious and green surroundings that emerge to create beautiful community hang outs we call parks. One of these parks is affectionately called Kamilo Iki Neighborhood Park. Community neighborhood parks are the lifeblood of any and all communities, large and small. It brings people together and reinforces the idea that you can have beauty and nature among us, which coexists in the fast paced world we live in. It's always nice to come here to get away from the hustle and bustle of urban Honolulu life and just hang out here in the residential hub of Hawaii Kai - even for a few moments. For the most part though, as with all neighborhood parks, the experience is breathtaking as it is beautiful. I guess sometimes, getting outside the city and seeing nature at its purest can be a soothing feeling. During my time here at Kamilo Iki neighborhood park, I try to absorb nature and the fresh clean air, while people watch and try to compose some yelp reviews to pass the time. I do enjoy the quietness and the casual nature of such neighborhood parks, so much so that it can be like visiting your neighborhood library, but there's no air conditioning or free WiFi. That's the bad part of it, but the free spacious greenery and just being out and free makes it all the better. Many people use this park to socialize and be active. Active meaning walking and jogging, and sometimes, using the play equipment there meant for the kids.The overall experience here at the Kamilo Iki neighborhood park was good and self fulfilling. Soul enticement and definitely nice to be out and about on any given day of the week. Come here to get your soul to be recharged for the rest of the day and recuperate for the week ahead. It's all good really! The park is probably maintained by the good folks at the City and County of Honolulu Department of Parks and Recreation, but it also helps if everyone who uses the park to do their part as well! The park itself is relatively large with plenty of space for your dogs and other pets to roam around. Plenty of space for kids to scatter and bring peace to a troubled world to watch them play. It was nice to watch children and their parents do what they do. Makes me want to have a family one day, but you know. The Single travel run life agrees with me. So so much. Kamilo Iki neighborhood park is located on Lunalilo Home Road in Hawaii Kai area of Honolulu, Hawaii. It's near the Mariner's Village III condominiums. As for parking options, your best bet would be anywhere that street legal. Park where you can and walk on over to the park. If you are like me, I know of 2 routes on TheBus that will take you here, namely route 1 and 1L.For the most part though, I do enjoy the ambiance of Kamilo Iki neighborhood park and it is always fun and casual. The grounds are kept in sync and it's not brown as some of the others are. Since it is a neighborhood park, there is no admission fee whatsoever, so you can come here on your free will and enjoy what life and nature has to offer. It's not often when city parks can give you a fresh perspective on life when the daily pressures of city living can be a downer. Coming here to Kamilo Iki neighborhood park here in Hawaii Kai can bring about new visions for the day or week ahead. It brings a smile to my face and hope it will do the same for you. I definitely would recommend coming here after a tough day at the office. Or bring the kids here for a money free day to play and relax. Parks are one of the best things to do with your time that doesn't cost money. My time here at Kamilo Iki Neighborhood Park was great and hope it will be for you.5.0 stars for the overall experience. There are playground equipment for the kids to play with and there is restroom facilities there too.Support local!A+

Great park for soccer teams. More shade near the field than other parks. A good amount of street parking too.The playground is a bit cleaner than others we've been to. There are basketball courts right next to the playground so it's nice for the whole family to have something to do. It's nice that the bathrooms are close (in between the playground and field) so you don't have to walk far at all when the little ones gotta go!P.s. Love the view here! And it's quiet, kind of secluded.

I like this park. It has 2 full basketball courts. The courts could be repaved and blackboards upgraded, but it is good enough and not crowded. They also have a court for volleyball. The jungle gym is nice. It has 2 slides, a bridge to run across and different things to climb on. Perfect for young children. My niece loves playing here with her friends.The field itself is large and pretty well maintained. I run here occasionally and don't have to worry about stepping in a hole unlike other parks I've run at.Bathrooms are what you expect for a public park. The stalls have doors and high walls which is better than most.