Visitation · National Historic Site

Puʻukoholā Heiau National Historic Site visitation by month and year

March is the busiest month at Puʻukoholā Heiau, when the average temperature nearby is 77 degrees. September is the quietest, and the average temperature then is 81 degrees. The gap between them is narrow, 2,798 against 1,622. The peak sits well away from the warmest month, which is August. Annual visits fell 83.5 percent, from 133,573 in 2019 to 21,978 in 2025.

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Visits by month, with temperature and precipitation

Bars are the average recreation visits in each month over 2021 to 2025. The line is the average temperature at Puukohola Heiau 98.1, under a mile from the park's reference point at 133 feet, station USC00518422 in the NOAA 1991 to 2020 climate normals. The lower panel is monthly rain from the same station, which records under an inch of snow a year.

Annual visits, 1979 to 2025

Recreation visits per calendar year. A year with a missing month is left blank rather than estimated.

The last ten years

Year	Recreation visits	Change on prior year
2025	21,978	-20.1%
2024	27,507	+18.6%
2023	23,197	-26.6%
2022	31,602	+29.9%
2021	24,326	+1.5%
2020	23,970	-82.1%
2019	133,573	-8.3%
2018	145,585	-1.1%
2017	147,259	+6.3%
2016	138,565	-0.7%

Visitation at other parks

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Source: NPS Visitor Use Statistics, monthly recreation visits, as compiled for Publicopia Labs. A year is shown only when all twelve months were reported. Temperature, precipitation and snowfall normals are the 1991 to 2020 monthly averages published by NOAA NCEI for station USC00518422, 133 feet above sea level. Data refreshed October 14, 2026.