Sun Farm Hawaii — Attraction in Honolulu

I stayed May 2025. Pretty fantastic little campsite. I brought my own tent and stayed at one of the tent platforms. The only difficulty with being on a wood platform was having to use cynderblocks (provided) to keep my tent in place. It was pretty windy one of the nights.

This was by far a better campsite than other public beach campgrounds for only about $15 more. Nice warm showers were great. I never had issues with the shared bathroom. Fridge and shared kitchen were a bonus that I didn't need, but I could see being really useful. Plus, unlike state campgrounds, there was no gate, so I had no issue coming in late and leaving early if needed. The only downside was the chickens and zebra doves making a ruckus at dawn, but that was warned about so I wrote ear plugs.

I'd definitely stay here again, and wish I could refund the other campsites I'm staying at for the rest of my trip to stay here the...

The sunfarm has a lot to offer. Beautiful flowers, amazing fruits and the highlight are the beautiful people who works there. Michelle and Marcos (the owner of the Farm) are amazing, lovely, funny and cool people, where you can share everything with them. They keep everything in Harmony, organise and in Balance. Even the workers were super friendly and i could talk to them anytime. To stay in the Farm for 1 month is one of my best experience and decision I made. I really enjoyed the Farm and I would always come back. I thank Marcos and Michelle for this amazing opportunity and for their sharing of Love. I just can recommend this Farm. Make your own experience and receive everything what the beautiful mother nature has to offer and experience the peace...

Great place close to Waikiki and near some beaches and hiking spots. Because we didn't find state or country campgrounds on this side of the island, we choose this private one. A little bit more costly but if felt fair (~55$/night). For that you get access to the fully equipped kitchen (with oven, stove, fridge and also freezer) and warm shower.

Nevertheless there were some volunteers working, nobody cared about us. We didn't get any information. a short farm tour would have been nice.

We booked our stay on hicamp. (I tried to book it directly to safe the booking fee, but they didn't...