Kēōkea Beach Park

Kēōkea is a working county park used heavily by North Kohala families on weekends. The pavilion gets reserved for graduations and family gatherings; if a tent is up, the pavilion is taken. The shoreline fishermen working the rocks below are doing serious ulua-pole fishing, often on multi-generational family spots; give them room. The tide pools are for looking and for kids' exploration on calm days; do not collect the small sea creatures, do not move the rocks. Camping by county permit only.