Discover the vibrant tropical rainforest at Hawaii Forest Farms. Taste unique teas, pick fresh leaves, and see innovative regenerative practices—an unforgettable eco-adventure in Hawaii.
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History
Hawaii Forest Farms has been operating since 2004, emphasizing native plant preservation and sustainable agriculture.
Conservation
The farm actively restores native ecosystems and supports local biodiversity through ecological farming practices.
Hawaii Forest Farms
Discover the vibrant tropical rainforest at Hawaii Forest Farms. Taste unique teas, pick fresh leaves, and see innovative regenerative practices—an unforgettable eco-adventure in Hawaii.
Hawaii Forest Farms operates a commercial forest farm in Volcano, Hawaii, specializing in high‑elevation tropical rainforest agriculture and regenerative land management. The farm offers guided Hawaii Forest Farms Tours that introduce visitors to mamaki plants, native koa trees, wild poha berries, and other native and cultivated species. During tours, guests taste mamaki teas, pick fresh leaves, and observe the ongoing development of treehouse compounds integrated into the landscape. The property emphasizes regenerative practices and the cultivation of native and medicinal plants suited to Volcano’s climate.
Guides describe plant identification, sustainable harvesting practices, and the ecological role of different species found on the farm. Tours take place within a living commercial operation, providing an educational perspective on forest farming, small‑scale commercial production, and ecosystem regeneration. Visitors see mature trees, understory plants, and areas managed for seed and leaf production.
Hawaii Forest Farms combines practical agricultural production with experiential education, making it a destination for people interested in botany, traditional Hawaiian plants, and sustainable land use. Located in the unique high‑elevation rainforest environment of Volcano, the farm offers an accessible way to experience native flora and learn about regenerative approaches. The business is publicly featured on The Adventure Collective, where its tours are presented as part of curated outdoor and nature experiences. Information provided by the farm focuses on observable features and documented practices occurring on the property.
The farm documents plant varieties and cultivation methods for educational purposes and regularly shares practical, onsite details about sustainable forest farming practices with visitors.
Location
Volcano, Hawaii
High‑elevation rainforest setting
Setting
High‑elevation rainforest
Native koa and mamaki present
Main Offering
Forest Farm Tours
Taste mamaki, pick fresh leaves
Featured On
The Adventure Collective
Included in curated nature listings
Reserve a guided Hawaii Forest Farms Tour to taste mamaki tea, pick fresh leaves, and explore Volcano’s high‑elevation rainforest.
Wear comfortable footwear
Sturdy shoes are recommended for walking through uneven farm terrain.
Bring water and sun protection
Stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun during your outdoor tour.
Respect native flora
Avoid picking plants outside designated areas to support conservation efforts.
Arrive early
Early visits offer cooler weather and fewer crowds.
Sturdy walking shoes
Provides comfort and stability on uneven farm paths.
Sun hat and sunscreen
Offers protection from the Hawaiian sun during outdoor walks.
Reusable water bottle
Keeps you hydrated while exploring the farm.
Light rain jacket
Useful for sudden rain showers common in Hawaiian weather.
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