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Kam Swap Meet

15 Reviews

#7 of 13 things to do in Aiea

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98-850 Moanalua Rd, Kamehameha Hwy, Aiea, Oahu, HI 96701-5203

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“Sad that we lost this event”

The Kam Swap Meet is no more. It was a great venue on Wednesday and weekends to get almost anything... read more

Reviewed 10 November 2017

Mouge

Aiea, Hawaii

“They closed down or may just have a week to go.”

A special place to find good buys on curios, food and drinks, misc items. Really informal in a... read more

Reviewed 14 March 2017

Samuel L

Kailua

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3.5 15 reviews

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Nov 9, 2017

“Sad that we lost this event”

Nov 9, 2017

“Kam Swap Meet is a Thing of the Past”

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Suggested duration: 2-3 hours

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98-850 Moanalua Rd, Kamehameha Hwy, Aiea, Oahu, HI 96701-5203

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+1 808-483-5535

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bobster4u

Aiea, Hawaii

228

Reviewed 10 November 2017 via mobile

Kam Swap Meet is a Thing of the Past

The Kam Swap Meet is no longer in existence, as the area is currently being used as a car park. The Swap Meet property (formally a drive-in theater) is slated to be developed into condominiums and retail space within walking distance to the Pearlridge Rail...More

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Mouge

Aiea, Hawaii

1619

Reviewed 10 November 2017

Sad that we lost this event

The Kam Swap Meet is no more. It was a great venue on Wednesday and weekends to get almost anything you needed from fresh seafood & vegetables to used furniture, replacement tools or someone else's junk that could be your treasure. The last event was...More

1 Thank Mouge

Samuel L

Kailua

3510

Reviewed 14 March 2017

They closed down or may just have a week to go.

A special place to find good buys on curios, food and drinks, misc items. Really informal in a local atmosphere. Many vendors retiring but most will move to the Stadium Swap Meet! Visiting tourists may not be too impressed but the experience of being there...More

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Jenny D

Saint Louis, Missouri

Reviewed 1 January 2017

Lots of used goods

Not real impressed with this venue. There weren't many crafts or unique items to purchase. I only went once during our 6 week stay.

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darrenkmiyamoto

Mililani, Hawaii

12322

Reviewed 9 August 2016

Not really a tourist thing

This is more for locals. Call this a big garage sale. If you are looking for touristy stuff then stick to the Aloha stadium swap meets. This will surely disappoint you

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HI_Teachers

Hawaii

2516

Reviewed 26 July 2016

Local vegetables and fruit at good prices

I've been attending this swap meet for over 40 years and the price and variety of fruits, vegetables and plants has improved. About 1/3 of the non-vegetable sellers are regulars who will give you good prices if you take the time to get to know...More

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leon m

3913

Reviewed 29 February 2016 via mobile

Glory days are gone

Over the years this swap meet has waxed and waned...but now in dire need of a supernatural boost. The road to and the parking have craters larger than the arizona. The selections from veggies..to hand me down items , fresh fish , and food have...More

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ponygirl15

Seattle, Washington

6326

Reviewed 10 June 2015

It used to be better

Great for trinkets. Mostly things made in Asia. There used to be more Hawaiian artisans. We did see nice locally made ukuleles and there was a local craftsman who has some interesting jewelry. There are some vendors with nice cotton muumuus and bolts of fabric....More

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mjmjmjmjmjmj

Honolulu

11759

Reviewed 22 April 2015

I like this place but getting in and out and parking is a nightmare

It is the place locals go for deals on stuffs inclsuding nice variety of plants and fruits and vegetables It's fun to see wat kind of bargains you can discover from the folks tryig to get rid of their things as well It is a...More

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