Kealanani is designed to provide its residents not only with agricultural opportunities, but also with myriad means to enjoy the great outdoors. Its nine valleys provide a rich and varied environment accessible to all residents for strolling, hiking and horseback riding.

An approximate ten-mile looped trail system on the property welcomes Kealanani residents. It will connect to a 2.5-mile pedestrian/equestrian path along the beach leading into the nearby town of Kapaa, which will eventually become a 17-mile oceanfront bike and hiking trail running from Lihue Airport to the town of Anahola.

One border of the property is the Kealia River, officially named Kapaa Stream, which will be open to kayakers and meets the open ocean at Kealia Beach, directly across the road from Kealanani, a popular spot for sunbathing, surfing and body boarding.

At the entrance to Kealanani will be Hawaii's only state-sanctioned rodeo rink, an attraction popular with both adults and children for many years. An option for property owners will be to board, breed and rent horses.