What city is Bellows Air Force Base in?

Waimanalo town
Bellows AFS is a 437-acre oasis tucked away on the Windward side of O’ahu. We are located in Waimanalo town, approximately 27 miles from Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam and the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport. The main gate (on Tinker Road) is 3.5 miles from Kalaniana’ole Highway.

Can the public access Bellows Beach?

Bellows Beach is only open to the public from noon on Fridays to Midnight on Sundays. Otherwise a Military ID is required to get in. That’s right, you can thank the military for these annoying restrictions on such a beautiful beach.

Do you need military ID for Bellows Beach?

Aloha, You are required to show a military ID card at a gate, to enter the beach park at Bellows AFB.

Can anyone go to Bellows Beach?

This section of beach, known as Bellows Field Beach Park, is maintained by the City and County of Honolulu. Located between Inoaʻole and Waimanalo Streams, it is open to the public on weekends and on national holidays. Camping permits are issued by the City and County of Honolulu.

How do I get a camping permit in Oahu?

Permits may be obtained online at camping.honolulu.gov or in person at the Fasi Municipal Building (FMB). Online permits become available two (2) Fridays before the Friday you wish to camp at 5:00pm HST. In-person permits become available Monday in the Permits Office.

Do you have to be military to go to Bellows beach?

over a year ago. Aloha, You are required to show a military ID card at a gate, to enter the beach park at Bellows AFB.

Who is Bellows AFB named after?

Second Lieutenant Franklin Barney Bellows
“The auxiliary flying field at Waimanalo Military Reservation, Territory of Hawaii, is designated as Bellows Field in honor of Second Lieutenant Franklin Barney Bellows, 50th Aero Squadron.” Lieutenant Bellows was posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism and his actions during a …