Grove Farm - Building a Sustainable Kaua'i

Creating Thriving Communities on Kaua’i

As the landowner of 37,000 acres on Kaua‘i, our mission is to contribute to a more sustainable Kaua‘i through responsible land stewardship and the creation of well-planned local communities.

Who We Are

20,110

Acres of Agriculture Land

14,001

Acres of Conservation Land

2,164

Residential Lots Developed

1,285

Acres of Commercial Real Estate

Development To Serve Kaua‘i Residents

Grove Farm has developed more affordable housing than any other company on Kaua‘i, enabling the construction of more than 2,194 homes over the past 160 years. We partner with developers, the building industry and government to create thoughtfully designed neighborhoods with the essential infrastructure and amenities to support generations of local families.

Portfolio

Our projects serve the community in multiple ways, providing vital housing, commercial and industrial space, and community impact.

Residential

Commercial

Industrial

Community

Diversified Agriculture and Food Security

More than one-third of Grove Farm’s lands are designated as Important Agricultural Lands. We lease these lands to local farmers, cattle ranchers, native plant nurseries and tropical flower growers, who provide fresh produce and other products for our community and stimulate our island’s economy.

Our Farmers

Protecting Our Island's Natural Resources

Grove Farm is committed to environmental stewardship of land and water resources. We work with the community and with government agencies to preserve and maintain thousands of acres of lands in East and South Kaua‘i that are designated for conservation and protected from overdevelopment.

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Grove Farm Foundation

The Grove Farm Foundation supports charitable organizations and projects on Kaua‘i focused on education, the environment, healthcare, human services, and economic growth. The Foundation awards one of the largest college scholarships in the state of Hawai‘i, selecting three Grove Farm Scholars every year who each receive $20,000.

Our Impact

News & Stories

December News: Celebrating Community & Giving Back

A season of giving: highlights from nonprofits shaping our island.

November News: Community in Pīkake, Giving Back to Hawaiʻi Foodbank

Discover how everyday life at Pīkake reflects Grove Farm’s commitment to ʻohana and stewardship.

October News: Spooky Stories, Pumpkins & Community Spirit

Spooky tales of the Wilcox Tunnel and fall celebrations across Kauaʻi.

September News: Honoring Mike Furukawa, Supporting Student Films & Growing Dragon Fruit

August News: Kōloa Plantation Days and Upcoming Events

How we continue to remember and honor the past.

July News: Steve Case’s Reflections from Hawai‘i on the Hill

Steve Case reflects on the values that shaped him.

June News: Preventing Wildfires and Protecting Our Community

From wildfire clearing to sewer upgrades, Grove Farm is focused on building safer, stronger communities

Announcing the 2025 Grove Farm Scholars

For the 16th consecutive year, the Grove Farm Foundation has awarded three Kaua‘i public high school seniors with $20,000 each towards their post-secondary education. It is our great pleasure to intro

April News: Protecting Kaua‘i’s Palms from a Growing Threat

From youth clinics to golf course renovations, here’s what we’ve been up to.

March News: Empowering Teachers, Growing Gardens & Supporting Keiki Fitness

A matching grant supports Kumu’s Cupboard’s impactful programs for teachers and keiki.

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Māhāʻulepū Gate Hours

Māhā‘ulepū Road is open to the public between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. every Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. We ask for all who use this private cane haul road and the parking areas to continue to be respectful of the land and the surrounding private properties. You may see other gates and fences in the area indicating the boundaries of private properties. Please obey all County ordinances, including no fires.