The state has not agreed to allow the parcel south of the harbor to be managed for historical park purposes. All the waters from Noio Point on the south to Wawahiwa'a Point on the north are within the park's designated boundaries. As the park now stands, facilities for visitors are minimal. There is no paved access to the shore. There are no signs explaining the park's significant features.
Trails are rough and unmarked.
The proposed alternative calls for construction of a visitor center near Queen Ka'ahumanu Highway, on park land that was bulldozed some years ago. There could also be display and interpretation of such crafts and art by contemporary artists and artisans. Near the park center would be an open-sided amphitheater. A boardwalk from the center would lead to the holua, the Aimakapa fishpond and the shore. Visitors would have the opportunity to participate as well as observe.