Prince Kuhio Park
A privately owned and maintained memorial for our community
Prince Kuhio Memorial Park was established on October 27, 1924 to honor the birthplace and legacy of Jonah Kūhiō Kalanianaʻole Piʻikoi. For almost a century it has been owned and maintained by the men of the Royal Order of Kamehameha I, Chapter 3, “Kaumualii.”
Rules of the Park
Prince Kuhio Memorial Park is a private park owned and maintained by the Royal Order of Kamehameha I, Chapter 3, “Kaumualii” with support from Nā Kahu o Hōʻai. Visitors are welcome to use our park provided they respectfully observe the following:
1) No public parking inside the park; parking along Lawai Road only.
2) No standing or sitting on any of the walls or structures; these are fragile archaeological features.
3) Do not make alterations or disturb any features of the park.
4) No harvesting of fruits, flowers, or fish without permission.
5) Remove all trash or waste.
6) No large groups, parties or loud music.
7) Park hours are sunrise to sunset.
As owners of the park, the Royal Order of Kamehameha I, or its representatives, reserves the right to restrict access to the site for any reason. Thank you for being mindful of the Park’s purpose as a Hawaiian cultural legacy.
Help Support Our Park
Prince Kuhio Park is lovingly maintained by a small team of dedicated volunteers. If you have enjoyed the park and would like to help us conserve and maintain it as a resource for current and future generations, please consider making a small donation to our organization.
Student Video
This video about the features of Prince Kuhio Park was produced by students Kealaula Perry (gr. 8) and Loea Keanaaina (gr. 9) as part of the 2021-2022 Kamalo'ula Student Leadership Project. As part of their independent project component, the students researched, planned, wrote, filmed, edited, and translated the video to create a learning resource about Prince Kuhio Park. The final version was presented to their peers on July 1, 2022.
“Stick together and try to agree to the best of your ability to meet the most important problem: the rehabilitation of our people.”
Prince Kuhio Day
Each year in March, the Royal Order of Kamehameha I, Kaumualiʻi Chapter 3 honors Prince Kuhio around the time of his birthday with its annual Prince Kuhio Commemorative Service. Partnering organizations are invited to pay respect in offers of lei, song, and fellowship.