Facility Overview

Situated in the master-planned neighborhood of Ocean Pointe in Ewa Beach, the public parking area at 91-995 Kaimele Place offers convenient and accessible vehicle accommodation for local residents, park visitors, and travelers exploring the Leeward side of Oahu. Configured as an open-air surface parking facility, the lot features clearly marked individual stalls designed for seamless pull-in and pull-out maneuvers. Because the facility is completely open to the sky, there are no vertical clearance restrictions or low overhead barriers, making it an excellent choice for full-sized pickup trucks, lifted 4x4 vehicles, passenger vans, and surf-rack equipped SUVs that may not fit inside standard covered garages.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

The Kaimele Place parking area is embedded in a tranquil, manicured community setting within short driving and walking distance to multiple West Oahu highlights and recreational amenities:

• Neighborhood Parks & Green Spaces: Positioned adjacent to community greens, walking paths, and playgrounds scattered throughout Ocean Pointe, ideal for morning walks and family outings.
• Oneʻula Beach Park (Hau Bush): Located just a 5-minute drive (approx. 1.5 miles) south, famous among local surfers, shoreline fishermen, and beach walkers.
• Laulani Village Shopping Center: Situated about 1 mile northwest along Fort Weaver Road and Keoneula Boulevard, featuring Safeway, City Mill, Walgreens, Petco, and a wide array of dining options such as Ross, Buffalo Wild Wings, and local eateries.
• Championship Golf Courses: Within minutes of premier Ewa plain courses including Ewa Beach Golf Club, Coral Creek Golf Course, and the Ernie Els-designed Hoakalei Country Club.
• Puʻuloa Beach Park & Ewa Beach Community Park: Located roughly 2 miles east, offering expansive coastal views, shoreline pavilions, and youth sports facilities.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Approaching 91-995 Kaimele Place is straightforward via Keoneula Boulevard or Fort Weaver Road (Route 76), the primary arterial connector linking Ewa Beach to the H-1 Interstate. Drivers navigating from Kapolei can take Kapolei Parkway directly east into Keoneula Boulevard before turning into Kaimele Place. The residential street grid maintains gentle curves and traffic-calming measures, ensuring low-stress entry and exit without dense commercial bottlenecks. For public transit users, City and County of Honolulu TheBus operates key regional lines along Keoneula Boulevard and Fort Weaver Road (including Routes 41, 42, and CountryExpress C), providing connections toward Kapolei Transit Center, Waipahu, Pearlridge, and Downtown Honolulu. The Kualakaʻi (East Kapolei) Skyline rail station is also reachable within an easy 10-to-12-minute drive.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

• Open-Air Surface Parking: Generous surface bays with ample turning radius and zero overhead height restrictions.
• ADA Accessible Stalls: Designated accessible parking bays featuring adjacent access aisles and curb-ramp connectivity to sidewalks.
• Pedestrian Friendly: Seamless sidewalk integration with illuminated neighborhood footpaths connecting to surrounding residential enclaves.
• Cost-Free Parking: Publicly accessible parking stalls typically free of charge for day visitors and community park patrons.
• Daylight & Street Lighting: Equipped with overhead municipal and neighborhood street lamps for night-time visibility.

Ideal For

• Local Park Visitors & Dog Walkers: Patrons visiting nearby community parks, playgrounds, and landscaped recreation trails.
• Beach & Water Sports Enthusiasts: Surfers and beachgoers staging gear before heading to nearby surf breaks along Oneʻula and Ewa Beach.
• Shoppers & Diners: Visitors staging quick stops before heading to local commercial hubs in Ewa Beach and Ocean Pointe.
• Pickup Truck and Van Drivers: Owners of oversized vehicles who prefer open-sky parking over cramped parking structures.

Visitor & Driver Tips

• Observe Residential Courtesy: Because the lot borders residential dwellings, please keep stereo volumes low and avoid unnecessary engine idling, particularly during early mornings and late evenings.
• Secure Personal Property: As with any public coastal or island parking area, always roll up windows, lock vehicle doors, and keep all valuables out of sight to deter opportunistic break-ins.
• Check Posted Regulations: Keep an eye out for local City & County signage designating sweeping days, short-term limits, or overnight restrictions.
• Hydration & Sun Protection: The Ewa plain is well known for hot, sunny microclimates; carry sun protection and water when stepping out for neighborhood walks.