About this Location

Facility Overview

Situated in the heart of Kaneohe on the windward side of Oahu, 46-220 Haʻikū Road Parking provides essential and convenient vehicle parking for local residents, shoppers, and visitors exploring the Windward Oahu community. Located along Haʻikū Road between the major thoroughfares of Kahekili Highway (Route 83) and Kamehameha Highway, this facility features a ground-level, open-air surface parking layout that affords easy maneuverability, straightforward sightlines, and hassle-free ingress and egress. Because the lot is primarily an open-air surface design without low overhead deck restrictions, it comfortably accommodates a wide spectrum of vehicles, ranging from compact island runarounds and sedans to full-size SUVs, pickup trucks, and taller passenger vans.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

The facility is ideally positioned close to Kaneohe’s primary commercial, dining, and scenic hubs, serving as a reliable springboard to local attractions across Windward Oahu:

Windward Mall: Located less than a 5-minute drive (under one mile) away, featuring over 100 specialty retailers, a food court, local dining staples, and the Regal Windward luxury cinema.
Haleiwa Joe’s at Haʻikū Gardens: Just up Haʻikū Road, this renowned dining destination features tranquil open-air dining overlooking lush tropical gardens and a serene fishpond.
Heʻeia State Park & Kaneohe Bay: Approximately 5 to 7 minutes north, offering panoramic vistas of Kaneohe Bay, the sandbar, and access to the Heʻeia Fishpond.
Hoʻomaluhia Botanical Garden: A short 8-minute drive south, this 400-acre rainforest reserve features dramatic Koʻolau mountain backdrops, walking trails, and catch-and-release fishing.
Windward Community College & Palikū Theatre: Situated just a few minutes south, hosting performing arts productions, community workshops, and academic events.
Byodo-In Temple: Situated roughly 5 minutes northwest along Kahekili Highway inside the Valley of the Temples Memorial Park.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Drivers can access the parking lot via Haʻikū Road, a well-paved secondary arterial offering direct links to both Kahekili Highway (Route 83) and Kamehameha Highway (Route 830). This prime arterial connection facilitates swift commutes to Honolulu via the Likelike Highway (Route 63) or the H-3 Interstate. Visitors utilizing public transit will find convenient bus stops nearby operated by TheBus (Honolulu’s public transit network), providing regular routes such as Route 65 and connecting Windward lines that run through Kaneohe and across the island.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Open-air surface parking with clear bay striping and wide drive aisles.
Unrestricted vertical clearance across standard outdoor stalls, making it ideal for SUVs, lifted trucks, and taller passenger vehicles.
Designated accessible parking spaces complying with ADA regulations, positioned near pedestrian walkways.
Exterior security lighting throughout the grounds for safety and peace of mind during evening hours.
Smooth access to local shopping plazas, service centers, and nearby professional suites.

Ideal For

Shoppers and diners frequenting commercial venues, eateries, and service storefronts along Haʻikū Road.
Windward Oahu residents running daily errands, picking up groceries, or meeting friends in Kaneohe.
Tourists and weekend explorers venturing toward Haʻikū Gardens, Kaneohe Bay, or the Koʻolau mountain range.
Commuters seeking a quick, uncomplicated parking option close to Windward transit corridors.

Visitor & Driver Tips

When planning your trip to the Windward coast, note that rainfall can be frequent due to proximity to the Koʻolau Mountains; keeping an umbrella inside your vehicle is always recommended. Peak traffic along Haʻikū Road and nearby highway intersections typically picks up during weekday morning and late afternoon commute hours (7:00 AM – 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM), so allowing a few extra minutes for navigation will ensure a smooth arrival. Always adhere to posted stall signage, and remember to secure all personal belongings and valuables out of sight before heading out to enjoy the surrounding sights.