Farmstay Hawaii

From the Past…For the Future

By Kaye | Published: July 4, 2011

I don’t remember noticing trees much when I was a child. I lived on a farm in Eastern Oklahoma where for as far as I could see was flat land – in cultivation – soybeans, corn, cotton. Land was for production. It wasn’t until my late 20s when I moved to Hawaii that I began […]

Planting – An Act of Hope

By Kaye | Published: June 6, 2011

Many years ago, Glenn Yarborough wrote and recorded a song titled “Take it One More Round”. A line in the chorus has remained with me “…every time a baby’s born, God tells mankind, ‘Take it one more round”. Making the decision to raise up a child is an Act of Hope for the Future. Planting seeds in […]

A Song, a Place, a Home.

By Kaye | Published: April 29, 2011

We will miss you, Anthony and Hayley. Thank you, Hayley, for sharing your thoughts and your feelings about your time with our family at KEOLAMAULOA. Hayley sent this a few days after they moved to North Kohala. We wish them happiness and fullfillment in their new opportunities. The warmth of the sun floated over my closed […]

From our Guestbook

If you want to get away from the commercial touristic experience of Hawaii this is the place to stay at. The two-bedroom rental is charming and fully functional with full kitchen, outside BBQ and Hot tub! This place will give you a sense of the local life style, making you feel at home and never wanting to leave. I have stayed twice at the Keolamauloa farm and my wife and I can't wait to come back.
Jean-René (Calgary, Canada)

This is our favorite place to stay on the island. The property is warm and inviting, and even has a hot tub! They're solar operated, grow several varieties of fruits and veggies, have a huge pet pig, a chicken coop, etc. This part of the island also has endless opportunity for exploration.
Rebecca H.
Life at Keolamauloa