Army Beach was once home to a military recreation center, from 1970 to 1989. Located across from Dillingham Airfield, where Curtiss P-40 fighters were deployed during the Pearl Harbor attack in 1941.

Army Beach Details:

 A beautiful stretch of beach, perfect for enjoying the beach, watching the waves and letting kids run around.

Army Beach Location:
Starting just past Mokuleia Beach Park, and continuing to just before the end of Dillingham Airfield you'll see several places you can pull off the road.

Army Beach Parking:
Large cement blocks create barriers against the beach, where you can park. There are often potholes, so be careful with rental cars.

None.

There are a few pockets you can swim in. Swimming and snorkeling are seasonal on this beach. Watch out for waves and currents during the winter.

None. It takes emergency responders time to make it out to this beach, so watch children and don't enter the water if you can't swim.

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Kaiaka Bay Beach Park is not as well known as it's next-door neighbor Ali'i Beach Park, but that's a good thing! It's just as accessible and not as crowded!

Kaiaka Bay / Beach Details:

Park Location:
66-449 Haleiwa Rd, Haleiwa, HI 96712. From Haleiwa, head west on Haleiwa Road, past the boat harbor and Ali'i Beach Park. The entrance to the park is on your right, not far past the fire station.

Kaiaka Beach Parking:

You'll find designated parking the whole length of the park road. 

Swimming at Kaiaka Park:

Seasonal swimming. Stay away from the sharp exposed reef.

Lifeguard:

None.

Restrooms at Kaiaka:

There are public restrooms, and outdoor showers. 

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Family friendly and quiet, Aweoweo Beach is perfect for families with small children! Complete with a playground, restrooms, outdoor showers, picnic tables and plenty of beach.

Aweoweo Beach Park Details:

Aweoweo Beach Location:

68-197 Au St, Waialua, HI 96791 

Aweoweo Beach Parking:

Parking is only street-side, and can be an issue. Be courteous to the residents and don't block any driveways.

Restrooms & Showers at Aweoweo:

There are public restrooms and outdoor showers located at the west side of the park.

Swimming at Aweoweo Beach:

This is usually a great place for kids to play in the water.

Lifeguard at Army Beach:

None. Keep an eye on your children!

Aweoweo Beach Images:

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Mokuleia Beach is a beautiful secluded stretch of beach, with a mix of lava rock and sand. A popular break for wind surfers, it's a nice place to have a picnic lunch and watch them! Located across from Dillingham Airfield, you'll often see skydivers floating down from the sky. Seasonal Snorkeling.

Mokuleia Beach Park Details:

Beach & Park Access:

The park access is right off Farrington Hwy, across from Dillingham Airfield.

Mokuleia Beach Parking:

Designated parking is adequate, not far from the beach

Swimming at Mokuleia Beach:

None. Snorkeling is seasonal.

Lifeguard:

None. 

Restrooms at Mokuleia Beach Park:

Porta potty and outdoor shower.

Mokuleia Beach Park Surfline Report:

For information on the current conditions at this beach, click here.

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