The King Kamehameha Tiki House was built in 1964 by William Parkhurst, on his own private land. It is owned today by his grandson, Rob Parkhurst. It has been used as a rental facility for many decades, and is still available for rental today.
The building sits upon a man-made island in a man-made lake, with an arched bridge from the land to the island. The structure has four peaked roofs arranged in a sort of plus-sign shape. The space is decorated with many items acquired during trips to Hawaii, and King Kamehameha imagery is found all around the building and grounds in the form of metal cutouts.
Cheap bastard has visited The King Kamehameha Tiki House.
August 11, 2020, 8:48 AM
The structure is still there but it is on private property owned by Parkhurst Manufacturing Company. It is not open to the public. If you want to see this site you have to rent it and not many locals recommend doing that or even know it's there. The staff at Parkhurst was nice but did not offer me even a peek.
The House was beautiful, however we rented it for our wedding and reception and the area wasn't quite ready. Things really needed cleaning, out buildings were dilapitated and service/proprieter was difficult to work with and there were a lot of underlying costs when we received final bill. Overall it was not worth the price we paid!
Cheap bastard has visited The King Kamehameha Tiki House.
August 11, 2020, 8:48 AM
The structure is still there but it is on private property owned by Parkhurst Manufacturing Company. It is not open to the public. If you want to see this site you have to rent it and not many locals recommend doing that or even know it's there. The staff at Parkhurst was nice but did not offer me even a peek.
The House was beautiful, however we rented it for our wedding and reception and the area wasn't quite ready. Things really needed cleaning, out buildings were dilapitated and service/proprieter was difficult to work with and there were a lot of underlying costs when we received final bill. Overall it was not worth the price we paid!
Cheap bastard
Marie
