Punahou Square Park

Punahou Square Park is a small urban park located at the intersection of Wilder Avenue, Farrington Street, and Metcalf Street in Honolulu, Hawaii. Covering an area of approximately 0.04 acres (0.016 hectares), it is recognized as one of the smallest parks in the City and County of Honolulu.

The park features a square of grass that is regularly maintained, with edges that blend into a more natural, wild appearance. A single large shade tree stands as the centerpiece of the park, providing a natural canopy for visitors.

Situated in a busy area, Punahou Square Park is surrounded by a complex intersection, including a fourth street, Clement Street, that feeds into Metcalf just above where it crosses Wilder. The park's location near a 7-Eleven and gas station adds to the bustling atmosphere of its surroundings.

Despite its small size, Punahou Square Park offers a brief respite from the urban environment. It serves as a green space in an otherwise developed area, providing a touch of nature amidst the city's hustle and bustle.