Kaena Point State Park

Kaena Point State Park


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Kaena Point State Park preserves 779 acres of sand beaches, coastal dunes and volcanic formations. A five mile trail leads along the coast from Yokohama Bay to Kaena Point with tide pools, small natural stone arches, and nice views of Makua. The beaches also offer beautiful views of the coast and the most northwest point of Oahu. There is a large sand beach at Keawaula but surfing and swimming is recommended for experts only except during calm conditions. There is an on-duty lifeguard.

Visitors to this state park can enjoy fishing, hiking and viewing coastal scenery. Board and body surfing is recommended for experts only due to underwater rocks and strong currents. Swimming should be attempted only when the water is extremely still which is normally during the summer months. Winter tends to bring the highest surf and most dangerous conditions.

Facilities: Kaena Point State Park provides restrooms and showers.

Reservations: Reservations are not needed or accepted for Kaena Point State Park.

Best Time To Visit: Kaena Point State Park id open year round.

Fees: Unknown

Accessibility: Unknown

Rules: Unknown

Directions: To reach Kaena Point State Park from Wahiawa, take Hwy take Hwy 80 north. Hwy 80 will turn into Hwy 99 continue following it to its intersection with Hwy 930. Follow Hwy 930 to the park.

Address

Hawaii State Parks-Oahu District

1151 Punchbowl Street, 131

P.O. Box 621

Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii 96809

Phone
General: (808) 587-0300

Website

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