Lokahi Garden Sanctuary (Farm Tours and Massage/Spa Treatments) - Hawi, HI
Lokahi Garden Sanctuary, located at 55-448 Hoea Rd in Hawi, HI, offers a unique dog-friendly experience combining farm tours with massage and spa treatments. This sanctuary is perfect for dog owners looking for a peaceful and pet-friendly environment, featuring wheelchair accessible parking and restroom amenities. The farm is known for its friendly dogs and cats, making it an ideal spot for families with kids and pets to explore together.
Visitors to this dog park in Hawi, Hawaii, can enjoy scenic pet-friendly trails and learn about sustainable farming practices from lifelong local farmers. The sanctuary also provides relaxing massage services, highly praised for their personalized care and stress relief benefits. Whether you’re seeking a fun day out with your dog or a tranquil retreat with wellness treatments, Lokahi Garden Sanctuary offers a memorable and welcoming experience for all pet lovers.
FAQ for Lokahi Garden Sanctuary (Farm Tours and Massage/Spa Treatments) in Hawi Hawaii:
- Is the park wheelchair accessible? Yes, Lokahi Garden Sanctuary has a wheelchair accessible parking lot.
- Are restrooms available for owners? Yes, restrooms are available at the park.
- Is there a playground or activities for kids nearby? Yes, the park is good for kids.
- Where is the best place to park? The best place to park is in the wheelchair accessible parking lot marked by a tall purple banner at 55-448 Hoea Rd, Hawi, HI 96719.
Reviews
Natalie was great and graciously accommodated us last minute. She was very knowledgeable about different pain relieving techniques and addressed some of my chronic stress pain in shoulder. Farm also has super friendly dogs and cats, definitely would visit again next time! ❤️
Great massage, & very relaxing! Natalie is very sweet for accommodating me last minute and her hospitality is unmatched. Will be back!
An amazing experience, a beautiful farm and truly inspiring to see the hard work and preservation of so many crops by a dedicated family & staff. The meal was delicious, the views one of a kind, and the animals were happy. Changes in landscapes, irrigation and climate change pose quite a challenge, so support their work if you can.I’m not sure if they’d be invasive, but perhaps nopales could be a good option as the area dries, if they’re safe.
What a great informative tour! Learned about what it takes to farm on the tip of the island from lifelong farmers of the region.
Had one of the best massages from Natalie! She knew exactly what my body needed and was able to accommodate me on short notice. And while her touch was spot-on, she would ask to make sure I was comfortable with the pressure. Highly recommend and will be back when I return to the Big Island!