Pu'u O Kaimukī Park

951 Koko Head Ave, Honolulu, HI 96816
2.5 acres | 1.0 hectares

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About the Park

Scenic Hilltop Location

Situated atop a hill in the Kaimukī neighborhood of Honolulu, Hawaii, this small public park offers panoramic views of the surrounding area. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking vistas of Diamond Head, Waikiki, and parts of downtown Honolulu.

The park's name, Pu'u O Kaimukī, translates to "Hill of Kaimukī" in Hawaiian, reflecting its elevated position. Its location behind the Kaimukī Fire Station makes it somewhat hidden, contributing to its quiet atmosphere.

Historical Significance

Historically, this site was used as a signal station in the 19th century. The location employed semaphore technology to communicate information about incoming ships to Honolulu Harbor.

While relatively small in size, Pu'u O Kaimukī Park plays a significant role in the community, offering a unique vantage point and a connection to the area's history.

Special Features

The park is known for its distinctive metal Christmas tree structure, which stands year-round and is decorated with lights during the holiday season. This unique feature has earned the park the nickname "Christmas Tree Park" among locals.

Pu'u O Kaimukī Park serves as a peaceful retreat for residents and visitors, providing a space for relaxation and enjoyment of the scenic vistas.

What to Do at Pu'u O Kaimukī Park

Nature & Wildlife

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Park Size

2.5 acres | 1.0 hectares

Opening Hours

Monday:6AM-7PM
Tuesday:6AM-7PM
Wednesday:6AM-7PM
Thursday:6AM-7PM
Friday:6AM-7PM
Saturday:6AM-7PM
Sunday:6AM-7PM

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