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    Sumida Farm

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    I only buy Sumida brand watercress. Always taste sweet. Other brands tend to be bitter

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    Sweet Land Farm - Showing us how to milk the goat before we had the chance to do it

    Sweet Land Farm

    4.9(114 reviews)
    12.0 mi
    $

    Late review: July 2025 prices…read more Goat feed - $6 Goat milk gelato x 2 - $6.28 Lychee flavor, Size: Keiki Mango flavor, Size: Keiki Lemon bar - $4.19 Friendly staff, happy goats, free parking, credit cards accepted, no extra cc fees, wash stations available Yelp limits how many photos are posted with my review, but there should be 52 photos/videos.

    Very first time here, came on a field trip. Definitely a hands on experience for children and…read moreadults. Feeding, milking and petting these goats was very fun and educational experience for the adults and children. Sweet Land Farm started in 2010 and sits on 86 acres. Very peaceful, spacious and gorgeous view of the mountains. Great venue to celebrate weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, graduation and any other special occasions. There's a covered pavilion and ample parking. How Sweet Land Farm got its name.. The land was originally pineapple fields and that's how Sweet Land Farm got its name. Sweet Land Farm produces four types of goat cheese: Chèvre, Gouda, Tomme & Feta. Which supplies local restaurants, stores and hotels with its goat cheeses & caramel. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and pleasant to talk with. I wish I got his name. At the end of our tour the adults were given Gouda & Chèvre cheese and crackers. The children goat gelato. I had a fun experience being at Sweet Land Farm and I'll definitely be back one day!

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    Sweet Land Farm - Goat cheese tasting: Gouda & Chèvre

    Goat cheese tasting: Gouda & Chèvre

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    Goat Gelato (Raspberry, Cinnamon, Caramel) and Goat Caramel Jar

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    Waimānalo Country Farms - Social media booths

    Waimānalo Country Farms

    4.1(296 reviews)
    16.1 mi
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    Honestly, this is my first time. I never knew there was a pumpkin farm in Waimanalo. I need to…read moreventure out more. I am familiar with Aloun farm. So, all you people out there who have never visited Waimanalo Country Farms, this is your chance. I did the hay ride. You get to hear a live story from the driver. No such thing as prerecording. It's like a historic museum ride about this farm. This farm strictly ran by a family of six generation if I remember correctly. I also got to try their lovely pumpkin pie and sweet tea. They were extremely fresh and good. I like to believe that they made it from scratch since they have all the ingredients.

    It was our first day visiting Hawaii and still quite early in the day after checking in at our…read morehotel, renting our car and also checking out local eateries at Waikiki before coming down to this side of the island. We visited because we saw ads of the pumpkin patch and wanted to check it out ourselves. Military gets an entry discount for visiting too. This place also offers a riding tour on one of the trailers, there's also one for kids on a different ride. The most interesting part is the farm, we love seeing cute and small animals, the goats were the most active at the location, the donkeys were also loud. You can also feed the goats by visiting the food booth and paying one of the staff members for a cup of dried green bites. We took lots of pics, it was getting hot for us but what ever, it's Hawaii. Our favorite part was the sunflower field, it was away from the crowd and we can choose any lane to take pics, just watch out for bees if you're afraid of them or can't tell between wasps, yellow jackets or bees. It looked like a lot of the good pumpkins were already picked out so the pumpkin field looked pretty decent, the swing that's at the pumpkin patch area was a nice touch though.

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    Waimānalo Country Farms - Sunflower blowing in the wind

    Sunflower blowing in the wind

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    Aloun Farms

    Aloun Farms

    3.9(176 reviews)
    6.6 mi

    We always have a great time at the annual Pumpkin Festival at Aloun Farms!…read more This year, they had great rides from E.K. Fernandez, including a Ferris Wheel! We had a blast. They also had the free hayride, entertainment, the pumpkin patch, sunflower patch, pony rides, and more! I love that they partner with organizations for great giveaways. My hubby won 2 RT airline tickets to anywhere Southwest flies on the mainland by winning a watermelon eating contest! Woop woop! They also had really cute staged areas for photo taking, tons of food vendors, a farmer's market, etc. You can't go wrong when there's something for everyone to do. Highly recommend checking this place out for Halloween time. Bring boots and plenty of water and sunscreen - it's hot out there, but always fun.

    We went to Aloun Farms for the Fall Festival this year and overall had a nice time! It was great…read morethat the event was dog friendly. We brought our pup along and she loved exploring. The decorations were cute and festive, and the staff we interacted with were all friendly and welcoming. It was definitely crowded and a bit overwhelming, so we only stayed for about an hour. It was also really hot, which made it tough for both us and our dog. We walked around, grabbed some food, checked out the sunflowers and pumpkin patch, and then stopped by the farmers market store before heading out. The store service was quick, but one moment stood out. A young boy was trying his best to help us and do the math for our items when another staff member suddenly took over and told him, "You're going to the side. You're way too slow." It felt a little uncomfortable to witness, since the boy was clearly trying his best. I understand things can get busy, but it just didn't feel right to scold him in front of customers. Despite that, the festival itself was fun, the food and produce were great, and it's always nice to see local families and pets enjoying the day. We'll probably go again, maybe earlier in the morning next time when it's less crowded and cooler.

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    Me with our pumpkin finds!

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    Aloun Farms

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