A big fort-style playground with lots to climb.
Wooden climbing structures and slides with plenty of room around them to run off a long drive.
Market with fresh fruit, baked treats and live music, beside displays on cowboy history.
Planetarium shows and exhibits on Polynesian navigation, so kids learn how people found these islands by the stars.
Greenhouse showroom full of bright orchids.
Hands-on science exhibits about the island, all indoors.
Rainforest paths past waterfalls down toward the ocean.
Rangers and overlooks onto volcanic landscapes, so kids can see what the island is made of. Temporarily closed.
A shallow bay behind an old lava-rock breakwater, where green sea turtles come up onto the beach.
Quiet indoor museum of Hawaiian natural and cultural history, with volcanic minerals and local wildlife.
Country market with local produce, prepared food and crafts.
Macadamia trees, a self-guided nature walk and samples, so kids see the nuts growing before they taste them.
A saltwater aquarium, marine-life models and interactive ocean exhibits, so kids can meet the reef without getting wet.
Carved kiʻi figures along a coastal walk through a sacred place of old Hawaii.
A waterfall you can see from right by the car, so even the smallest walkers make it.
An offshore reef keeps the waves small and the bottom slopes in gently, with big shade trees along the sand.
