Manoa Valley District Park

Love this park so much to do swimming to basketball and love the greeneryAlso there lots of basketball tournaments just great park

My son and nephew love the pool here as well as the grounds. Plenty of parking and a serene environment for quiet reflection or picnicking.

The park boasts 4-5 tennis courts, 2 pickleball/volleyball courts, and 2 basketball courts, all equipped with their own benches. It's incredibly convenient for locals, and the spacious parking lot ensures you won't have to worry about finding a spot. Personally, I prefer playing court games here at night because the bright white lighting enhances visibility and safety, unlike other park courts I've visited.

Beautiful park grounds. Playground, basketball court, tennis court, pickleball/volleyball courts, baseball fields, pool, gyms and dog park.

I absolutely love this park. I've been coming here ever since childhood and still pass by every now and then when I go running. They have multiple amenities such as; tennis courts, a swimming pool, basket courts, and much more. I love how they have a huge parking lot for frequent park-goers and lots of field space too. This park is the perfect setting to have a picnic with your significant other, friends, or family. The park is also very clean and well maintained! However, the only thing I would say is to watch out if you happen to visit when it's raining! The park does get a little muddy, so prepare for that when planning picnics or get togethers! Overall,Beautiful place to go for a walk or jog! The park is not that loud too, so it's pretty peaceful when passing by.

First time coming to this park, its very big and clean the people here are ready friendly. I'm from Ewa so this is a change of scenery there are so many sports that play here. My step son is playing basketball and the gym is nice. Lots of places to sit compared to other gyms when they don't open the bleachers much, here they opened it all the way.

It's been years since I've been to the Manoa Valley District Park. Back in my young boi dayz, I used to come here when I played park league basketball, as we had games in the old gym.In my college dayz, my buddies & I would come here every so often to play tennis, as this particular park has a lot of tennis courts, as well as a few outdoor basketball courts, & a very large swimming pool.Finding parking is not an issue here, as the Manoa Valley District Park has a pretty sizable parking lot on both sides of the park entrances.I came here the other day, as I was helping a friend fix something on her car, and after I was done, I decided to take my furry son to the park so he could explore...........now don't get me wrong, the sign at the park says "NO ANIMALS", but Makana is not an animal..........he is a family member!No worries, I made sure he was on a leash (although he knows better to stick with me), and of course should he needed to use the bathroom, I made sure I brought my bags. Lol!A beautiful well kept park, and I must commend the City & County of Honolulu for doing a good job with the upkeep of this public park.

Bring an umbrella In Case if it rains Because it is in the valley and it's lush and green. Air is fresh and clean.

Manoa Valley Park has everything you could ask for. Lots of open park space, baseball fields, a community garden, indoor and outdoor basketball courts, tennis courts, a jungle gym, and even a pool. Everything seems to be well maintained.The park has a lot of parking available in 2 different parking lots with separate street entrances. It's adjacent to what appears to be some type of elderly housing, as well as Manoa Elementary School. Just a couple items worth mentioning regarding COVID, things seem to be back to normal and if anything it looks more crowded than it was before. All of the water fountains are still shut off, so make sure to bring refreshments.

We frequent Manoa Park. It's close to our house and is in a nice area. They also maintain the area and jungle gym which we appreciate as parents (we've been to some parks that I don't feel comfortable letting our kids play, because they are fall apart). It can get pretty crowded, especially during baseball season. They also have a community garden that our kids love the walk through and admire. Manoa is a lush area, it usually sprinkles or has passing showers, which can some times put a damper on our park dates, but it's definitely a park my family prefers.