We walked in this park just about every night!
You walk down Wakiki beach towards Diamond Head to get to the park.
There's some street people down there(actually in every park) but there's also some police!
When your in this park or on Wakiki beach you'll see a wonderful sunst!

Very large park close to the zoo and Waikiki beach area. Lots of fun statues and trees. We walked through here to go to the beach, parking was pretty filled up close to the beach, so we had to walk through this park to get there. Lots of activities going on, you can see people playing soccer and enjoying life.

Went there to play in a softball tournament and although the softball fields left much to be desired, the views while playing ball was amazing.

Wide open fields with nice shade along the edges. Great views of Diamond Head and surrounding mountains where everyday we saw some spectacular rainbows

This park is a definition of much of what people think about when they think about Waikiki. Kapi'olani park is at the end of Kalakau'a Ave, past where Montsarrat Ave. goes inland past the Honolulu Zoo. Take the family to the zoo in the mid-morning to afternoon, spend some time playing frisbee or something in the park, then go to the beach around mid afternoon - watch the sun set out in the west. Plenty of places to get water and eat during the day. Just don't overdo the sun! You'll remember this forever!