Kahuku Farms

Kahuku Farms is a North Shore farm stop with an outdoor Farm Cafe, garden paths, local products and farm tours along Kamehameha Highway near Kahuku.

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Kahuku Farms, Oahu

Kahuku Farms is located just north of Kahuku on Oahu's North Shore. They offer a variety of foods that are grown on the farm, as well as farm tours. Their Farm Cafe is situated right along Kamehameha Highway. There are many picnic tables under a shaded outdoor dining area. Right next to it one can see how they grow their lettuce. The Farm Cafe menu features a variety of smoothies, lemonade, iced tea, hot coffee, sandwiches, soups, salads and desserts, including ice creams and banana bread. One can also purchase a variety of culinary items (including jellies, bread spreads and a salad dressing) and body butters, soaps and lotions, as well as farm-grown chocolate.

Besides dining, a reason to visit Kahuku Farms is to do their farm tour - a tractor-pulled wagon ride through their farm where guests learn about the crops and history of this place.

Key Features

North Shore farm stop along Kamehameha Highway
Located at 56-800 Kamehameha Highway in Kahuku
Outdoor Farm Cafe with shaded seating
Current cafe hours are 11:00am to 4:00pm, closed Tuesday and Wednesday
Menu highlights farm and local ingredients
Known for smoothies, acai bowls, salads, pizza, desserts and banana bread
Farm-made products may include chocolate, spreads, body care items and gifts
Garden areas offer a closer look at tropical crops when open
Guided farm tours and private activities vary by schedule
Easy to combine with Kahuku, Laie and Windward Oahu drives

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Kahuku Farms different from a regular cafe?

The cafe sits on a working family farm, so many dishes and products are connected with crops grown on site or from nearby local farms.

Can visitors walk through the farm gardens?

Garden access depends on the current setup, but Kahuku Farms often offers self-guided garden areas where visitors can see tropical crops up close.

What crops is Kahuku Farms known for?

The farm is known for tropical produce such as cacao, liliko'i, acai, apple bananas, dragon fruit and greens, though what you see depends on the season.

Is Kahuku Farms connected with Oahu's farming history?

Yes. The farm is part of the North Shore's agricultural landscape, where family farms, plantation history and newer farm-to-table food all overlap.

What is a good food item to try at Kahuku Farms?

Many visitors come for smoothies, acai bowls, grilled banana bread, farm pizza, salads and other cafe items made with island-grown ingredients.