THIS IS A CAMPING EXPERIENCE! Maleka Farm is OFF-GRID. The property has very limited amenities so please pay close attention to the amenities that are listed below. There is NO hot water and NO potable water so please bring your own water to drink. There is NO electricity inside the Tents. The bathroom facility has outlets if you need to charge your devices. There are other campers on the property and everyone has their own area. We just finished our bathroom facility in the end of December, 2023. The bathroom facility is shared with other guest that are staying on the property. There are 4 private bathrooms each with a shower, toilet and sink. Please do not leave any personal items in the bathrooms as it is shared with other guest. We get our water by collecting rain and our power from solar panels. Please conserve water as much as possible as we are very limited. LOOK AT THE WEATHER AHEAD OF TIME! Hawaii is a tropical island. Don't be surprised if you see a few bugs here and there or that there's mud. We do our best to spray around the to make bugs minimal for guest. It rains a little every day here. Winters in Hawaii make for our rainiest season. While this is great for cooling down the nights, Maleka Farm could be muddier than usual. Summer time is great on the North Shore as waters are calmer and the sun is out. This could make the tents very warm during the day so go out and take a swim at Hukilau Beach right down the road! Maleka Farm is a picturesque and serene glamping experience nestled in nature's beauty. Located on a sprawling piece of land, this tranquil escape offers guests a unique and comfortable camping experience with several 19-foot glamping bell tents. Whether you're seeking a romantic getaway or a family adventure, Maleka Farm is the perfect destination.

Aloha, I'm Savanna! Maleka Farm is a small family business that started in June of 2023. My family has been in Laie for 30+ years. We grew up going into the mountains by Laie Falls and riding barrels at Hukilau Beach. We hope you will have a blast staying with us and enjoy your time here in Laie.

Laie is a laid-back coastal area known for luau feasts at the Polynesian Cultural Center. Hukilau Beach Park has calm waters for summer swimming (May–October), while the big waves of La’ie Beach Park, or Pounders Beach, draw body boarders all year round. Inland, the Laie Falls Trail leads to a waterfall right by Maleka Farm, and the grand Laie Hawaii Temple sits on manicured grounds. Shrimp trucks line the roadside in nearby Kahuku. The Polynesian Cultural Center is Laie's main tourist attraction (particularly its famous authentic luau).