Gingerhill Farm welcomes you to five acres of organic orchards and lush gardens nestled just above famous Kealakekua Bay. We offer beauty and serenity mere minutes away from local restaurants, cafes and shops. Incredible ocean and sunset views.<br /><br />The Bamboo Cabin allows you to savor the privacy of your personal bamboo grove complete with full kitchen and outdoor shower! Open french doors onto your spacious covered lanai and enjoy the best of indoor/outdoor Hawaii lifestyle.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />We chose this property because of its deep volcanic soil, ideal elevation, and breathtaking ocean views. Now that the gardens and orchards are mature, we love being able to harvest a huge variety of nutrient-dense food from our land. Visitors are always blown away by our Garden of Eden-style food forests. Take a stroll around the farm and say hi to the animals. Hike down to Kealakekua Bay and swim with the Dolphins. Gingerhill Farm offers an exotic escape from the hustle and bustle of 21st-century living.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />You are all by yourselves on the relaxation side of the farm. You have your own personal bamboo grove and banana forest. Explore dwarf citrus and avocado orchards. Near to the fire pit and farm games sites ( archery and slackline. )<br /><br /><b>Other things to note</b><br />In our efforts to lighten our carbon footprint, we have switched to solar power. We ask that you kindly help us by unplugging all chargers and conserving electricity after sunset. Feel free to power up during the day, once the sun is high, usually after 10 AM. <br /><br />Additionally, in our commitment to promoting transparency, we would like to say that there is more to sustainable agriculture than whether you use chemical fertilizer or organic pellets. Here at Gingerhill Farm, we heed our role as stewards of the land and commit to practices that improve the health of our acreage year after year. This means we spray no insecticides or herbicides. It also means that in Hawaii, a subtropical island, we experience intervals of mosquito or termite pressure. Resonant Coqui frogs, native to Puerto Rico, sing at night and sound like crickets. We consider these players as part of our ecosystem and strive to maintain a balance. Our grounds are beautiful and fertile, partly tamed and partly wild. We ask that guests understand these dynamics and book accordingly. <br /><br />In our efforts to lighten our carbon footprint, we have switched to solar power. We ask that you kindly help us by unplugging all chargers and conserving electricity after sunset. Feel free to power up during the day, once the sun is high, usually after 10 AM.<br /><br /><b>Registration Details</b><br />147-004-4672-01