Discover 3 parks within driving distance of Hawaiian Paradise Park
"This large residential area is home to many families who enjoy outdoor recreation, making Lava Tree State Monument a popular weekend destination."
Lava Tree State Monument is renowned for its remarkable lava tree molds, created by a volcanic eruption in 1790. Visitors can explore a scenic loop trail, enjoy picnicking, and learn about the area’s geology and ecology.
"A large residential subdivision, Hawaiian Paradise Park is home to many residents and vacationers who enjoy easy access to the Puna coastline."
MacKenzie State Recreation Area features dramatic lava cliffs, shaded picnic areas, and coastal trails through ironwood forests. It’s a serene spot for picnicking, hiking, and enjoying the natural beauty of the Puna coastline.
"This residential community offers a tranquil retreat for visitors looking to explore Hilo and the island’s waterfalls."
ʻAkaka Falls State Park showcases one of Hawaiʻi’s most famous waterfalls, set in a vibrant rainforest. Visitors enjoy a short, accessible hike with spectacular views of ʻAkaka and Kahūnā Falls.
