Hāmākua Harvest Farmers Market

“Great ambiance , the food is locally or on site prepared and tastes fantastic. They have a cover Pic-nik area to enjoy the concert as you eat your food. They also have a non cover seating area to enjoy the concert . Kids will have fun to hang out, but the site does not have an amusement park. The site is dog friendly. Bluecan on site for washroom 🚻 but they have a sink with water for regular handwashing. Parking is a decent size, but go slow as you enter the parking lot. The road condition is terrible. I did felt the fissure from the road even if I was driving a Jeep.”

“Today we listened to some live music, (definitely dated me, a throwback from the 1970s) while looking at the booths. Very reasonable prices and friendly people. I tried some smoked ahi which was amazing. Best lemon juice I have ever tasted. The view from this location is worth the visit alone.”

“INCREDIBLE Outdoor market with amazing vendors! I wish I had taken more photos, this is only one view from picnic area and one vendor. ALL the food was amazing and I loved the selection from fresh ground coffee to jams to origami earrings! Definite must see, there are plants for sale nearby too!”

“Felt lucky to stumble on this amazing market on the one Sunday of the month they hold it. They had live music and lots of vendors. Found some delicious vegan food options at the Thai booth, and enjoyed it under a canopy with stunning views. Such a friendly local vibe!”

“Delicious food, beautiful location. Highly recommend the Opa sandwich but there were 5 or 6 other great lunch choices. This is my favorite Farmers Market on Big Island.(Sundays only).”

“This was a cute little farmers market with super nice people selling their local farm fresh foods. I suggest trying the fern shoot salad. It was so different and tasty.”

“Great fresh organic produce, exotic fruits and vegetables, excellent live entertainment, delicious food vendors. Best Sunday farmers market on the Hamakua Coast by far.”

“Special farmers market with great local produce on a beautiful property overlooking the sea. We found homegrown mushrooms, kalo and poi from Waipio, fruits, and more. It’s worth a stop here on a Sunday. The food trucks are actually really good—homemade pizza, empanadas, plate lunches, Filipino food, and boba. Plus live music and a big grassy area to lay out and just feel the good vibes and sunshine. There are lots of benches scattered but I’d bring a punee (big blanket), order some food or coconut gelato, and relax on the grass.”