Kailua Lee

Very beautiful & peaceful place for mildly challenging walks. The hike from the visitor center to the Mitchell Lake is 1.5 miles and about 1.5hr one way. A lot of climbing up and down hills, great place to hide from the rain. You get good workout here and prepare to get sore. If you attract mosquitos and flies, bring some bug spray!

It’s a nice little trailer park surrounded by the lakes and a hidden waterfall by one of the bridges. The restroom was disgusting with unflushed, clogged dung inside the toilet, and foul smell on one side of the street. Great for little bit of relaxation walk, not a go to place for me.

This place is free of charge for admission until June 30th and is worth a visit. It can be quick or slower trails to walk on depending on your walking pace. The building is surrounded by nature; it’s worth a visit if you’re out there.

While I did enjoy the nature and scenics this place offers, I find this park overrated. It is nice place to go if you plan on being there to walk on a 5 mile loop around the lake. It was hard for me to pick a spot to park, but I parked at this location as it looked promising.

Like others may have said, there are a lot of trash over here with unpleasant scents. The only place with lights on is the bridge parallel to Mockingbird. You’ll see a lot of fishers there with loud car driven by. Perhaps there are better places to see throughout this huge park.

Nice, pretty, and peaceful place to walk around by yourself or with pets. There are plenty of spots to park on the street right by the park with a lot of trees and grasslands. There is a bridge connecting one side of the lake to the other side of the lake where you will find three teddy bear statues that are adorable. Just be respectful of neighbors around, the houses are nice to see too. This is a great place to take time off your day to just relax and enjoy the view.