Hanalei Pavilion
Show on mapThe picnic pavilion gives this stretch of Hanalei Bay its name. The County lists a restroom and lifeguard service at the park.
Source: Hanalei Pavilion parking and beach sketch (1997, PDF page 2)
Getting there
Look for the pavilion on Weke Road in Hanalei. The 1997 state sketch places the pavilion between the parking area and the sand. Follow the signs at the park for current parking.
Hanalei Pavilion parking and beach sketch (1997, PDF page 2)
Questions about Hanalei Pavilion
Is the pavilion beside the pier?
Hanalei Pavilion and Black Pot Beach Park at the pier are separate County park listings. Choose the pavilion for the covered picnic area and the pier for the river end of the bay.
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