Anuenue Playground, Waimea Park

Anuenue Playground in Waimea Park, in the town of Waimea (also called Kamuela town), has everything a kid could want! It is a colorful painted castle-style playground made of plastic that looks like wood. There's a pyramid spinning space net, plus a geometric space net, plus four swings and a disc swing. Kids love the finger maze, gymnastics bars to hang on, monkey bars, rope climbey, tight rope, rope ladder, stepping stones, rope bridge, twisty ladder, and solo spinner.

For little kids, there's a blue tunnel to climb through, a turtle that sways back and forth, a circle to turn with balls inside, and a dragon sculpture to stand on. The playground is fenced in which makes it safe. The views of the misty green Waimea hills are just gorgeous, and there's plenty of benches for parents to sit on. What a joy!
After, walk around Waimea Park and enjoy its green, green lawns, picnic tables, and trees. There's a sports field with bleachers as well.
There are restrooms.
Across the street, notice the attractive Hawaiian Plantation Style architecture of Parker School with its large patios and red-brown exterior with white outlines. It is an elite preparatory school.
Waimea, or Kamuela (as its also named, after Samuel Parker), has a strange micro-climate. Twenty minutes away at the Kohala coast there is dry vegetation and lava, and endlessly sunny beaches. But just up the hill, at Waimea, it is almost always raining, misting, foggy, or cloudy, and ten degrees cooler! You can have two totally different days in the span of one hour.
Check out the adorable churches in Waimea and then have a meal at Big Island Brewhaus!

Directions

Waimea Park is located at 65 Lindsey Rd, Waimea HI, across from Parker School.
There is parking along the road.

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