Ke'ehi Lagoon Beach Park is a very nice park not very far from Honolulu International Airport. The location offers ideal conditions for practicing diverse water sports. Swimming, canoeing, boating, golfing, hiking and fishing are the most pursuits undertaken by persons coming to the park.
Ke'ehi Lagoon Beach Park provides lots of opportunity for entertainment and enjoying the beach. On the grassy area, a tennis court, softball and cricket field, a soccer field, and a basketball court can be found. The park also offers a nice scenic view of the neighboring Sand Island and that of the city. The beautiful grass in parts has trees which offer shade and often families gather in such area for a picnic, barbecue or to watch outrigger canoe races that are often organized in the park.
Inside Ke'ehi Lagoon Beach Park there are several tiny islands. One of the islands, Mokauea, with an area of about 10 acres is the last fishing village found on Oahu. It is also one of the two that are left in the entire state of Hawaii. The island, Mokauea, with the help of Ho'ola Mokauea, a non-profit organization, is being environmentally and culturally restored.
Ke'ehi Lagoon Beach Park has all the facilities of a major beach park except lifeguards. Being next to Honolulu International Airport, planes can be seen on occasions taking off or landing, and there is constant noise. The park covers an area of about 72 acres. Many people come to the park so, it is in an urban area and very convenient if you stay in the neighborhood and do not want to travel far off to another part of Oahu. It is also quite convenient for tourist as many arrive in Hawaii through Honolulu before going off to visit other parts of Hawaii.