Heʻeia State Park

Introduction of Heʻeia State Park

He’eia State Park is located on the Windward side of the island in Kaneohe, Hawaii. The park is an 18-acre peninsula with views of Kaneohe Bay and the Koolau mountain range. He’eia State Park, also known as “the point of shimmering light,” is well-known in Hawaiian culture. The reception hall has exposed beams, tradewinds, and an incredible 180-degree ocean view.

Camping

Activities

Trails of Heʻeia State Park

There are 1 great hiking trails, biking trails, running trails, and more on AllTrails. Enjoy hand-curated trail maps, as well as reviews and photos from other nature enthusiasts.

Are you prepared for your next hike or bike ride? We’ve got you covered with trails ranging in elevation gain from 326 to 326 metres. Whatever your plans for the day are, you can find the ideal trail for your next visit to He’eia State Park.

Heʻeia State Park Location

The Pali Highway across the Ko’olau Range is the most direct route from Honolulu to He’eia State Park. Turn left onto the Kamehameha Highway on the other side of the mountains (Highway 83). This highway will pass through Kaneohe before merging with Highway 830. Simply stay on this road until it begins to parallel Kane’ohe Bay and eventually leads to He’eia State Park.

Parking

He’eia State Park has a large parking lot that can get quite crowded on weekends, especially when events are held there. However, every time I visited the park, I was able to find parking.

Public Transport

Public Transport is not available