Lucy Wright Park is a public beach park in Waimea, on Kauaʻi’s west coast. Its beach access and inlet draw families, including children gathering for yachting activities. The park also has a baseball field, picnic tables, playground equipment, courts and a skateboarding area, so it suits a relaxed outdoor stop with room for different activities. The site is associated with Captain James Cook’s first landing in Hawaiʻi. Visit during daylight; people have raised safety concerns about staying here after dark.
Beach, inlet and recreation
The park combines access to the beach with open space for sports and play. Facilities include a baseball field, basketball and volleyball courts, a tennis court, a skateboarding area and playground equipment. Picnic tables provide a place to sit outdoors. The inlet is a gathering point for children taking part in yachting activities.
Camping and planning
Camping is listed at $3 per night, and sites can fill quickly, so make arrangements early. Some people have raised concerns about safety and noise after dark. Visit during daylight, secure your belongings and consider an alternative place to stay if camping here does not feel right for your plans.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is Lucy Wright Park?
It is in Waimea, on Kauaʻi.
What can you do at Lucy Wright Park?
You can access the beach, picnic, use the sports facilities and playground, or visit the inlet where children gather for yachting activities.
How much does camping cost?
The listed camping cost is $3 per night. Arrange a site early, as campsites can book up quickly.
Is it better to visit during the day?
Yes. Safety concerns have been raised about staying at the park after dark, so plan a daytime visit.
