- The list below includes 290 free or cheap things to do in or near Kaaawa, Hawaii, including 62 different types of inexpensive activities like National & State Parks, Paddleboarding, Hiking Trails and Beaches.
- From Ahupua'a O Kahana State Park to Ka'a'awa Beach Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Kaaawa and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Honolulu, Mililani, Kaneohe and Pearl City.
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11.6 Miles
Running along a stream, Launani Park features a path for walking and biking as well as outdoor exercise stations. The park can be used for basketball and tennis while children have a play structure with slides available.
11.6 Miles
Kaena Point State Park has a sandy beach and access to waters that are used for swimming and surfing. The park also offers dolphin sightings, shore fishing, hiking, and picnicking.
11.6 Miles
Wahiawa District Park is a large recreational area with amenities for the whole family. The park contains a multiuse facility, a gym, and a pool, along with a bike path and basketball courts.
11.9 Miles
Also known at 16 Acres Park, Makaunulau Community Park is a mostly open grass field with few trees and a children's playground. It features baseball and soccer fields as well as basketball courts.
11.9 Miles
Wahiawa State Freshwater Park offers free access to the Wahiawa Reservoir. Visitors can fish, boat, picnic, or hike along the woody shore, which is closed to swimming or recreational boating.
12.0 Miles
Covering 300 acres, the Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens has a visitor's center, camping sites, picnic areas, and trails. Wildlife can be spotted in here, mostly birds and fish in the ponds.
12.1 Miles
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64-1551 Kamehameha Highway, Wahiawa, HI 96786
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Visitors can explore the world's largest maze that stretches over 3 acres at the Dole Pineapple Garden Maze. The botanical maze's paths are crafted from over 14000 colorful native Hawaiian plants.
12.1 Miles
Poamoho Ridge Trail takes visitors through a native forest to the summit of Ko'olau. The trail, which is suitable for experienced hikers, is known for birdwatching and unique views of the Kahana and Punalu'u Valleys.
12.1 Miles
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64-1550 Kamehameha Highway, Wahiawa, HI 96786
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Swimming is the most popular activity at the Kualoa Point State Recreation Area which is located on a 150-acre peninsula along the north side of Kualoa Bay. With plenty of shade and soft sand, the area is also good for camping and picnics.
12.1 Miles
One of the biggest freshwater fishing areas on the island of Oahu is Lake Wilson. The waters of the lake provide large mouth bass, small mouth bass, and bluegill along with multiple areas for boating and hiking trails on shore.