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Kepaniwai Park & Heritage Gardens

Wailuku

Curator's note

The name means "damming of the waters", for the 1790 Battle of Kepaniwai, when Kamehameha I's forces defeated Maui's army here. The county park honors Maui's peoples with Hawaiian, Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Portuguese, Korean and New England pavilions. Open 7 AM–7 PM, free.

Booking

No booking, free county park on ʻĪao Valley Road on the way to the state monument; park in the lot and walk the pavilions.