Lahaina Banyan Court Park

The park spans 1.94 acres adjacent to Front Street and Canal Street, featuring a grand banyan tree that extends across 0.66 acres of land.

The location previously housed the Old Lahaina Fort, constructed in 1831 by Royal Governor Hoapili to maintain order among visiting sailors.

The Old Lahaina Courthouse within the park functions as a center for local art organizations and historical exhibits about Hawaiian heritage.

Visitors can access public restrooms across the street at the harbor, and street parking spaces are available along the surrounding roads.

The centerpiece Indian banyan tree, planted in 1873, reaches over 60 feet in height and maintains 16 distinct trunks through its aerial root system.

Location: Lahaina

GPS coordinates: 20.87167,-156.67750

Latest update: May 13, 2025 14:02