Kick Back at Bellows Field Beach Park

Waimanalo, Hawaii

5.0/5

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A relatively uncrowded stretch of white sandy beach on the East side of Oahu.

Bellows Field Beach Park is near the Bellows Air Force Base. It has a campground, but remains relatively uncrowded when compared to other beaches on Oahu. It has lush trees and beautiful mountain views. There are small waves, good for boogie boarding.

Note:

- Look for signs warning of Portuguese man of war

- This beach is only open Fri-Sun

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Kick Back at Bellows Field Beach Park Reviews

Andy

Kick Back at Bellows Field Beach Park

10/22/20

Huge beach with very little people. Tourists don't generally come here. It's located near the military base and is only open on certain days. Watch out for blue jellyfish.

5.0

Natalie F

Kick Back at Bellows Field Beach Park

07/16/20

Awesome beach! If you have a friend w military credentials you can get in all week long. Beautiful beach! Plenty of space to walk around or just lay on the beach! Not a ton of parking, would guess it fills up quick on weekends.

5.0

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