PARK LOCATIONS & FACILITIES To make our parks, and the recreational resources, more safe and inviting for public use DPR has created a series of interactive Google Maps to help you find the park facilities closest to you!

Pool hours are now posted online at pros.hnl.info! You can also click on the name of the pool location below to see their specific schedule.

City & County of Honolulu Department of Parks and Recreation Swimming Pools Address

From playgrounds to camp grounds, beach parks to botanical gardens, there is sure to be a facility near you. Enjoy a picnic at a regional park or lift some weights at a gym. Swim laps in a pool or ride the ramps at a skate park. It’s all yours! The department also provides year-round recreation programs for all ages.

Park/pool telephone numbers can be found by browsing DPR's online map at web site at bit.ly/OahuParkMap or by looking in the front government section of the local telephne directory under City and County of Honolulu, Department of Parks and Recreation.

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The Honolulu Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) and Department of Information Technology (DIT) are proud to announce the Parks and Recreation Online System (PROS) will begin accepting payments for paid activities as part of the fall program registration via the PROS website pros.hnl.info

PROS (Parks and Recreation Online System) *optimized for Google Chrome Senior Citizens Program

Park activities not identified on this list shall be those activities which relate to recreation and do not endanger the health, safety and welfare of park users. Parks users who expect a large group should call the Park Permit Section at (808) 768-3440 for information.

The new Waialua Bandstand, set among shady monkeypod trees on land once owned by the Waialua Sugar Company, will be dedicated on Saturday, May 1, with music and dance of May Day, or Lei Day in Hawaii.