Birthing Stones of Wahiawa and other Wahiawa, HI Things to Do Tips

Just before leaving Wahiawa, north bound, stop by to see Kukaniloko, the birthing stones of Hawaiians. It looks like it's right in the middle of the pineapple field (so it is!) In this spot, centuries ago, chiefs and chiefesses made their way for the birth of their child. It was assured that a child born here would have high ranking status.

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Address: On Kam Hwy, turn opposite of Whitmore Village
Directions: At the traffic light at Whitmore Avenue, turn opposite, like you're going into the pineapple field.

Not far from the Whitmore traffic light, Northshore bound, you will find a corner that has various pineapples planted. Stop by ... it's not a major attraction, but it shares some interesting varieties of pineapples, and shows the planting stages of pineapples grown and harvested here in Hawaii.

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Address: Just past Whitmore Ave, north bound
Directions: Going on Kamehameha Hwy, north bound, pass through the Whitmore Avenue traffic light, and the very next traffic light marks the corner where the pineapples are.

I was going to call this a tourist trap, but decided that it was indeed a "great" diversion from a hectic day, and while it offers absolutely NO historical facts and has not one thing to do with pineapples except that it's aerial view shows it's shaped like a large pineapple) , it's just plain fun to find all the colored boxes (you have to find 6 stands in the maze, get the rubbing ... otherwise you have no proof that you did the maze!) The children will try to beat the fastest recorded time, and that's their whole focus HAHAHA

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Phone: (808) 621-8408
Address: 64-1550 Kamehameha Highway, Wahiawa, HI 96786
Directions: Follow Kamehameha Hwy through Wahiawa, keep going ... pass many pineapple fields ... keep going ... pass more pineapple fields ... quick ... look to the right .. there it is!
Website: http://www.dole-plantation.com/About/about.htm
Other Contact: $5 or 2 @ $5 with coupon