Grove Farm
an historic sugar plantation museum

The 100-acre Grove Farm site preserves the earliest surviving set of domestic,  agricultural, and sugar plantation buildings, furnishings and collections, surrounding orchards and pasturelands in Hawaii. This homestead was the center of operations for the developing sugar plantation and involved the relationship of family life, plantation activity, household work, gardening and farming which continue as a part of the experience of visiting Grove Farm today.

Today at Grove Farm, the presence of past familiar sugar plantation experiences and traditions in Hawaii are still strongly felt.