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Wahiawa on a local level

by TropicGirl77 - last update: Jan 4, 2007

Welcome to Wahiawa!

Welcome to Wahiawa!


Welcome to Wahiawa! This page, (while it may have a lot of interesting tips for the tourist,) may be more beneficial as a "newcomer's guide"


A little about the community ~

Having experienced many years living in Waipahu, it was refreshing to rediscover that there were cooler places on the island! Wahiawa is definitely NOT a tourist town, and you'll not find temporary lodging here, nor the hustle bustle of tourism in the streets. What you'll discover is a wonderful community of local gems (by local I mean of Hawaii, with the spirit of aloha and keen sense of "ohana.")
<p> We have our own library , post office, many banks and more fast foods, restaurants, and churches than any little town I know of! Because we are outside a military town, we have all types of businesses that are so frequently associated with a military town. We are also plagued with prostitution and high drug traffic.


We have cooler climates and more rainfall than Honolulu. One population count reads just over 17,000 ~ but according to the 1996 census update, the count is well over 37,000 when you include the military bases which bear Wahiawa addresses. Kolekole Pass connects Schofield to Waianae or the west side of the island.
Kolekole Pass
Wahiawa Bridge

One of many landmarks

This bridge is your landmark that leads you into Wahiawa from the Northshore.

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OverviewThings to Do
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Restaurants
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Hotels & Accommodations
 
NightlifeOff The Beaten Path
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Tourist Traps
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Warnings Or Dangers
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Transportation
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Local Customs
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Wahiawa Botanical GardensSeptember, 2003 1

Comments for TropicGirl77 about Wahiawa
jto Tue Apr 3, 2007 19:44 UTC
 ..:: IT ::..
AKtravelers Sat Feb 10, 2007 07:31 UTC
 Wow! I didn't expect Wahiawa to even have a page -- and such a good one at that! Sadly, Del Monte is closing...
islandgrlt Mon Feb 7, 2005 07:23 UTC
 I'm a Wahiawa girl and miss it so much.When you move away, you realize all the little things that you take for granted. Wahiawa is a wonderful place to live. The people there are sweet and really show the aloha spirit. I MISS WAHIAWA, BUT I'LL BE BACK!!!!
Quero Wed Nov 24, 2004 06:41 UTC
 This brings back memories of my visit to Oahu! I've been to that Dole Corner place, and also the botanical garden, and some others.... never would have remembered all this otherwise. Thanks!
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