Hau'ula Beach Park is a small beach and recreation area on Kamehameha Highway in Hau'ula, on Oʻahu's windward coast. Come for a walk along the shore, a picnic under the trees or a swim; sand crabs are common in the water. Hawaiian monk seals are sometimes seen near the southern end of the beach, where the houses begin. The park has restrooms, showers, picnic tables and free parking. Camping is available by permit, though traffic on the nearby road can be noisy at night.
Swimming and shore walks
The beach is a place to swim, stroll along the water or settle in for a picnic. Sand crabs can be found in the water. The swimming area can have rough waves, so supervise children closely.
Wildlife and camping
Hawaiian monk seals are seen along the southern part of the beach, near the houses. Give wildlife room and do not touch turtles if they come ashore.
Camping is available by permit. The camping area is close to Kamehameha Highway, and passing traffic can be heard at night. Bring earplugs if you are staying overnight.
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Can you camp at Hau'ula Beach Park?
Beach camping is available by permit. Check the permit requirements before your trip.
Can you swim at Hau'ula Beach Park?
Swimming is possible, but waves can be rough. Keep children under close supervision.
Can you see Hawaiian monk seals at Hau'ula Beach Park?
They are sometimes seen along the south end of the beach, near the houses.
Are there facilities at Hau'ula Beach Park?
The park has restrooms, showers, picnic tables and free parking.
