Discover 8 parks for picnicking within driving distance of Kalaheo
"Kalaheo’s residents and visitors enjoy easy access to Waimea for fishing, picnicking, and scenic views."
A scenic pier on Kauai’s west shore, ideal for fishing and sunset views.
"Kalaheo is a small upcountry community, popular with those seeking cooler climates and easy access to both Waimea Canyon and the historic park."
Historic site featuring the ruins of a Russian fort built in 1817 on Kauaʻi’s south shore.
"Kalaheo locals and visitors enjoy the easy drive to Ahukini Pier for recreational fishing and peaceful coastal scenery."
A scenic fishing pier on Kauai’s east coast, popular for fishing and ocean views.
"Kalaheo is a quiet upcountry town, perfect for visitors seeking a peaceful retreat and central location for Kauai adventures."
A lush riverside park featuring waterfalls, boat tours, and ancient Hawaiian sites.
"Kalaheo offers coffee plantations and local eateries, attracting visitors who want to explore Kauai’s upcountry before heading to the canyon."
Waimea Canyon State Park features breathtaking canyon views, lush landscapes, and scenic lookouts on Kauai.
"Kalaheo is a quiet upcountry town with local cafes and coffee farms, serving as a peaceful stopover en route to the park."
A scenic park on Kauaʻi featuring forests, canyons, and panoramic coastal views.
"Kalaheo is a small upland community known for its coffee plantations and is a convenient stop for visitors exploring Kauai's west side."
A remote beach park on Kauai’s west side, famous for its vast sands and scenic sunsets.
"Kalaheo is a quiet upcountry town with scenic views and coffee farms. Visitors often travel from here to the north shore for hiking and beach activities at Hāʻena."
Hāʻena State Park features scenic beaches, lush forests, and historic sites on Kauaʻi’s north shore.
