A privately owned farm near mile marker 2 of the Hāna Highway that opens its waterfall trails to the public. It’s often the first waterfall stop on the road to Hāna, and it has a farm stand open since 1997.
Why we love it
It’s an easy, family-friendly first taste of the Hāna Highway’s waterfalls, run by people who welcome visitors on their land.
What to expect
The lot sits on the right by the bridge near mile marker 2, next to the fruit stand; the trail entrance is just left of the stand. Parking is limited to 55 paid stalls, with no reservations and no shoulder or street parking, so arriving early matters. The farm says to stay on marked paths and posts high-water trail closures on its social media. Give yourself time for a walk to the falls, then a fresh juice or coconut at the stand. Don’t leave valuables in the car.
Know before you go
- Parking
- $10 per car, 55 stalls, first come, first served. No street or shoulder parking, and rideshare drop-offs aren’t allowed.
- Hours
- Gates open 7:10 a.m., last entry 4:30 p.m., and everyone out by 5 p.m. Weather and staffing can change hours.
- Residents’ Saturday
- Closed to visitors the first Saturday of each month, reserved for Hawaiʻi residents.
- Private land
- This is a private farm, not a state park. Stay on marked paths; groups over 12 and commercial photography need approval.
- High water
- Trails can close for high water; the farm posts updates on Instagram and Facebook.
