Waimanalo Farmstay

Introduction

Waimanalo Farmstay is a family-run campground located in Waimanalo on Oahu. The property features fruit trees, a small stream, and mountain views. You’ll hear birds, chickens, and geckos, enhancing the rustic and natural ambiance. It’s a peaceful retreat just minutes from the beach and not far from Kailua town.

We’re always updating this guide with fresh details and booking links. As of September 2025, this is the latest info on Waimanalo Farmstay.

Waimanalo Farmstay Amenities

What’s here:

• Toilets and bathrooms with hot showers
• Shared outdoor sink, fridge, and covered hangout area
• WiFi in some common spaces
• Potable water
• Tent sites, wall tents, and small RV or campervan spots (under ~25 feet)
• Pets allowed (check with host first)

What’s not here:

• No campfires allowed
• No electrical hookups
• Limited shade at some sites
• Expect bugs, chickens, and geckos — bring repellent and keep food covered

How to Get to Waimanalo Farmstay

The farmstay is in Waimanalo, Oahu. It’s about 5 minutes from local beaches and 15 minutes from Kailua town.

From Honolulu: Drive east on Kalanianaʻole Highway toward Waimanalo, then follow GPS directions to the property. A car is the easiest way to reach the farm.

Best Time to Visit Waimanalo Farmstay

Oahu has warm weather year-round, so you can visit anytime.

• Summer (April–October): Longer days and calmer conditions
• Winter (November–March): A bit more wind and rain, but still good for camping
• Early mornings and late afternoons are cooler and best for enjoying the farm

Waimanalo Farmstay Fees and Reservations

Nightly rates start at about $55 per site for tent or campervan spaces. Wall tents and other lodging options cost more.

You can book stays directly through the Waimanalo Farmstay page. Availability, rates, and cancellation terms appear on the booking page.

Waimanalo Farmstay Conditions and Rules

• No campfires allowed
• Quiet hours at night — respect neighbors and the land
• Pack out trash or use bins provided
• Keep pets under control (allowed with approval)
• Expect natural sounds and insects as part of the experience

Is Waimanalo Farmstay Camper Van or Roof Top Tent Friendly?

Yes. Camper vans, rooftop tent setups, and small RVs are allowed. Vehicles longer than about 25 feet may not fit well. There are no hookups, so bring your own power and extra supplies.

Waimanalo Farmstay Reserve Alternatives

If Waimanalo Farmstay is full, try these nearby options:

• Sun Farm Hawaii – Another farm stay in East Oʻahu with yurts and tent sites.
• Bellows Field Beach Park – A beach campground with tent sites.
• Living Circle Farms Hawaii – A sustainable farm stay with RV and cabin spots on the North Shore.

Conclusion

Waimanalo Farmstay gives you a rustic, peaceful escape surrounded by mountains, orchards, and ocean breezes. You can pitch a tent, book a wall tent, or park a small camper van. It’s close to beaches and Kailua town but feels quiet and tucked away.

Bring repellent, pack light, and book early to enjoy a simple farm-style stay on Oahu.

Pro-tip: Don’t visit Waimanalo Farmstay or anywhere around Oahu without renting a campervan far in advance, and when you rent with Lemon Drop Campers you can get 10% off your rental by using the code LMONDROP10 at checkout.