This is a park dedicated to tree formations made by the lava. It has a little path that you can walk through. It also has beautiful grounds and some nice places to sit and think. The tree canopy is amazing here. Great place on the way to the warm ponds More

I wouldn't go out of my way, because there are lava trees other places, but if you're driving by and want to stretch your legs on a nice concrete loop trail, this is it. We walked around twice for the exercise. More

What an amazing park, it might be small but it is well worth going to ! More

The trees are cool, but the nice thing about this place is the awesome forest that you pass before you get there More

nice leisurly walk around the loop and well taken care of. Informative. A little bug spray would help when the wind is low. More

We stopped here when we were staying in the Kapoho area of the Big Island. It is a lovely walk on a paved path through forest with the lava trees appearing throughout. It wasn't so grand that our 7 year old was impressed but anyone with an interest in natural history will appreciate it. The drive on the covered road... More

The Lava tree state park is a unique venue. Unfortunately it is poorly (in fact not at all) identified on the roads. The Lava Trees were formed when volcanic ash and cinders covered the trees, burning off the foliage and covering the trunks with ash that solidified around the remaining trunks. Further deposits and splatters continued to form around the... More

You can relax with long walking in green lives. Sunshine between leaves is so comfortable. More

This is a lovely park with good facilities in a rain forest in south east Hawaii (Big Island). It started raining during our walk, but even so, the area is beautiful. The lava trees are eerie, and old enough that new forest has grown around them. Very nice for a walk in another world. More