We always have a great time at the annual Pumpkin Festival at Aloun Farms! This year, they had great rides from E.K. Fernandez, including a Ferris Wheel! We had a blast. They also had the free hayride, entertainment, the pumpkin patch, sunflower patch, pony rides, and more! I love that they partner with organizations for great giveaways. My hubby won 2 RT airline tickets to anywhere Southwest flies on the mainland by winning a watermelon eating contest! Woop woop! They also had really cute staged areas for photo taking, tons of food vendors, a farmer's market, etc. You can't go wrong when there's something for everyone to do. Highly recommend checking this place out for Halloween time. Bring boots and plenty of water and sunscreen - it's hot out there, but always fun. read more

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We went to Aloun Farms for the Fall Festival this year and overall had a nice time! It was great that the event was dog friendly. We brought our pup along and she loved exploring. The decorations were cute and festive, and the staff we interacted with were all friendly and welcoming. It was definitely crowded and a bit overwhelming, so we only stayed for about an hour. It was also really hot, which made it tough for both us and our dog. We walked around, grabbed some food, checked out the sunflowers and pumpkin patch, and then stopped by the farmers market store before heading out. The store service was quick, but one moment stood out. A young boy was trying his best to help us and do the math for our items when another staff member suddenly took over and told him, "You're going to the side. You're way too slow." It felt a little uncomfortable to witness, since the boy was clearly trying his best. I understand things can get busy, but it just didn't feel right to scold him in front of customers. Despite that, the festival itself was fun, the food and produce were great, and it's always nice to see local families and pets enjoying the day. We'll probably go again, maybe earlier in the morning next time when it's less crowded and cooler. read more

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Went to Aloun Farms on 10/26/25. It was $5 per person. You pay as you drive up to go to the parking lot. Kids 2 years old and younger were free. People were lined up as early as 7:45am. Immediately went to get food. Got a smash burger. It was good. Sat under the tent by the stage. The music was blasting. It was painfully, obnoxiously and uncomfortably loud. Someone in our party asked the DJ to lower the music. DJ told us to just move back. I do feel like he lowered the music a little. The response was just rude. The wait time for the hay ride wasn't bad, the line moved fast. They're well organized. The ride itself is enjoyable. Lots of cute spots to take family pictures. Lots of seating. Where the the mini craft fair area was last year, this year it was filled with seats. Although it's great there was chairs, I do like a good craft fair. Bring back the craft vendors! The EK Fernandez rides were fun. There was a new card system. Didn't seem to mind it. The farmers market had good deals. I was so happy I got 2 dozen eggs for $8. Score! read more

We had the best time at Aloun Farms' pumpkin patch this year! From start to finish, it was such a fun family day. There were so many great vendors for food, drinks, and desserts -- plus rides, games, and even a farmers market to explore! The kids loved all the activities, and we had a blast picking our own pumpkins! I wish we got the chance to pick string beans, and corn but there was just so much to do! Everyone was friendly, the atmosphere was festive, and it felt so well organized. This was our first time visiting, but it definitely won't be our last -- we're already planning to come back next year! read more

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The farm store and the Fall Harvest Festival was a blast! Some of the food vendors had rather exorbitant prices, but we obtained great savings and discounts on all the farm fresh veggies. We picked up Kauai shrimp for half the going price at Foodland, and obtained farm fresh organic eggs at pre-COVID prices. They even allowed us to pick out 3 pumpkins for free! Definitely coming back next year! Mahalo for reading my review read more

Yay for Aloun Farms! We always enjoy coming here because they're now the only farm that allows pets. They're allowed most places other than where there is food in the farm. They are located in ewa and entrance fee is inexpensive ($5/person). Parking is free but it is REALLY dusty and you'll need a car wash after your visit. there is lots of things to do there including the sunflower fields, games, food booths, shopping, picking vegetables, hayrides and more. You can literally spend all day there. it is best when you go early when they open. it got REALLY busy as the day went on. read more

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This place is so fun and I can't believe this is the first time I've come. It's kind of confusing because the dates and times on their website and the actual days they do the festival for Halloween is different. This year they had the festival on Saturday and Sundays for the last three weeks in October. I ended up going on the last day. This place is tucked away and the dirt field. Separate from the parking one side is the pumpkin patch and then the other side is the festival with food, photo ops and games. The place was packed. I haven't seen that many cars since I've been on the mainland. Everybody was out with their families and eating all the fun carnival food. This place is also a dog friendly. I brought my dog and a friend and we started art fun at the pumpkin fields. Please note come early with the 90° weather. We've had all summer through October. A lot of the pumpkins were spoiled. We did get to find some for our photo shoot. And then we took some fun photos in the banana Fields. After our photo shoot, we walked over to the carnival. We decided to get a huge drink. And take some more photos under the rainbow. I will go again next year a little earlier and bring more people. read more

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So the farm is whatever. This is strictly for the 2025 pumpkin patch festival. Being able to go in the fields and pick a pumpkin is fun. And when you get there, they have a fun selection of pumpkins that you can choose from. So that's fun. But.. once you're inside the festival, I strongly recommend you keep your wallet closed and just go to like Subway or something afterwards. The food is so overpriced that I laughed out loud at the vendors. Who in the flying hell, in 2025, has the financial flexibility to be spending $20 plus on a flipping gyro? I saw one place that had can drinks for $5 a can. I get it. That's how these things work. When you have a captive audience, that's what you do. But at some point people need to start making clear with their wallets that you can only price gouge so much. read more

I've only gone to Aloun Farms when they have their annual Pumpkin Festival, but it gets super crowded, everything is overpriced in my opinion, long lines for a lot of the family attractions, and I actually prefer other pumpkin patches around the state instead. I also wish they were open during the week instead of only the last 3 weekends of October to help alleviate the huge traffic and crowds. The last two years (2023 and 2024), I've come first thing in the morning and after spending about an hour, the whole lot is completely full. Be aware of dust and dirt, and the fact that it gets super hot in the middle of the day. On the plus side, there are some nice sunflower fields to check out, along with the other fields and pumpkins. read more

Just went to their 21st Pumpkin Patch Festival. Wow! So many food vendors to select from. We got food and drinks from a variety from the vendors. I must say, everything was so very flavorful! There was lots of rides, live entertainment, farmers markets. We could've stayed here all day. What a wonderful place to be! We've decided to make this place a tradition for us to go every year, or two times a year, lol. Also, a lot of the vendors did accept debit and credit cards besides cash. read more

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Hot, dusty, food, animals, games, vegetables and fruits. At $5/per person you can have the experience of a fair and outdoor farm experience. I didn't know what to expect but knew that we needed to get there as soon as it opened. Nothing is worse than getting there late and fighting crowds for food and experience. Since we mainly went to pick pumpkins we found out we could go to the field to get our own or buy a ready picked one on the fair grounds. We opted for the experience of wandering the fields for our pumpkin. It was so hot at 9:30am and dusty. It appeared most of the larger pumpkins were extremely large and rotting. There were workers to help with wheelbarrows but I think we could not take much with the heat. Lucky we did spot a slightly medium sized misshapen pumpkin and carried it to pay. And we did plan picking pumpkins at the end because we knew the task would be tiring in the heat. Highlights of the fair itself..sample juice from meadow gold, hayride, fresh vegetables to purchase..highly recommend to buy the corn! The popcorn is also super could. Don't forget to try rosalani ice cream and the shave ice! There is a pay area to pet animals but decided against it. The vendors selling random items are fun to see especially the butterfly experience. Would we do this again? Probably on a cooler day when there is more cloud cover. read more

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Aloun is becoming one of my fave farmer markets to shop at, I love fresh locally grown produce and how friendly their staff is when you shop with them. Aloun does a great job at making the experience a great one. Thank you for keeping the aloha alive thru farming and how you connect with the communities read more

It would have been a 4 or 5 star review as my experience at the Aloun Farms Pumpkin Festival was great up until leaving. It took over 20 minutes to get out of the parking lot.I have no issues with alternating you go then I go but when you have someone enforcing it close to the exit tying up everyone else later down the line making it easier for them to exit but worse for the rest it just dropped 1-2 stars. Fix the exiting "structure" and you can gain stars back. Ok end of rant and onto the good stuff. The pumpkin festival is annual (interrupted by COVID) and now back. They charge $5 per person to enter (pay as you drive in) with free parking. You can choose from there just to walk around and observe or pay per food, game, or ride. They have a lot of pumpkins for sale, you can even pick your own. They have kid rides, pony rides, and a petting zoo (watch out for the goose and turtle, the turtle was fast and didn't see he snuck up on me and I was like hey buddy where's the race?). They have a stage with different performances. Lots of food options with drinks for sale at the end. They also sell fresh vegetables. There are plenty of opportunities for good photos to include on John Deeres. There is even a free hay ride for all. Fun time for the family. Check out the link below: https://alounfarms.com/pages/aloun-farms-20th-pumpkin-festival read more

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You just had me at Pumpkin Festival!! I didn't find the great pumpkin but did have a cool experience taking mom here for her very first time. She just had an adventurous spirit this day when she asked me if she could tag along with me today not knowing what I had planned. We started with picking up some drinks at my favorite place then made the drive out to Aloun Farms with the help with Yelp directions which always gets me there without fail. Once you find the signs and the entrance this year was a bit different though it has been a few years since the pandemic after driving down a long dirt path road we reached an area where we pay $5 per person for the entrance fee and was guided to park in a specific area. Though we had a disable pass (mom) we were still guided to the general area assuming it was filled as walking was obvious a challenge in an uneven farm environment is basically mostly dirt I was disappointed to see there were several spots available that we didn't get...no worries we just took our time but got there as it wasn't a very long walk. As we entered it was fun to see Meadow Gold offering sips of their Macadamia Nut Milk and Juice (not sure as I didn't take one) mom was excited and immediately helped herself. Pumpkins all shapes and sized were scattered everywhere as if you're in the pumpkin patch was just a fun sight to see as it's not a regular thing we get to do here. As we made our way there was a bunch of food vendors in the Kau Kau Village all lined up with samples and prices right up front which made it so easy to make your choice which we did get a couple of hot dogs which was massive with all the fixings on a table to make it our own is a nice feature though finding seats was the challenge. We then walked around seeing a bunch of rides, a stage that had fun entertainment, a Growers Pavilion filled with vendors. There's also a Hayride which was free (we passed) we then made our way to the Ewa Sweet Market that was filled with what makes this area famous...Sweet Onions, corn, and so much more! Pony rides, Petting zoo, adorable painted items for photo ops there was so much here for everyone. Follow Aloun Farms on Instagram @alounfarmshawaii as they do have other events and as we're rolling back to normalcy it's just the best to support local and our farms freshness with another sip of juice from Lani Moo before we left just made mom's day! Thank you! read more

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Bought a bag of their Ewa Onions from Times (on sale). What a waste of money. All (yes all) the onions were spoiled/rotten. When I cut into them, they were either mushy and rotten or mostly rotten (black and discolored in the middle). I had to cut and dispose of more than half the onions, that's the ones that weren't totally rotten. Forget buying local if this is the kind of produce I get. This isn't the first time either. I'll buy the ones from Longs, they're never mushy or rotten and I can keep them for a long time without it rotting. It may cost a little more $1-2, but it's worth it (no rotten onions). read more

I attended the annual Pumpkin Patch Festival at Aloun Farms. Driving to the farm was super easy. GPS led me to the entrance and there is a big sign pointing to the entrance. The drive into the parking area is kind of long, especially when there's a lot of cars also trying to enter at the same time. There is a single line of cars until you pay right before the parking lot. Entrance was $5.00 a person, with free parking. I found a spot easily in the dirt lot. The nice thing about the Pumpkin Patch Festival is there is a little bit of everything. There's a petting zoo, craft/vendor booths, free hay rides and lots of food options. I went to the pumpkin patch and sunflower field. It was a really nice view, and there were some photo taking areas set up. Everyone was respectful in waiting in line and social distancing. The only thing is that there is not a lot of shade at the festival. It was really hot and dusty. I recommend bringing a hat and bottled water. I saw some people wheeling a wagon through the pumpkin patch, but the ground can get uneven so just watch out for that. I checked out the food booths and there were plate lunches, shaved ice, and turkey legs. There was definitely a nice variety of foods to eat. Shaved ice was $7 (includes topping of condensed milk and living powder). I settled on a food truck (I forgot the name) but they served pancit and lumpia for $9.50. The portions were decent for the price. I went from 10 am - 12 pm, so it was really busy and packed. I give props to the families because I felt uncomfortable in the heat. I really wish I brought my hat that day so at least it would protect me from the blazing sun. read more

Aloun Farms - Sunflower field - Farms Near Me - Kapolei, Hawaii

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We don't really get to see the seasons change here in Hawai'i so it's great to find fun ways to celebrate fall, like going to a pumpkin patch. I was excited to go to Aloun Farms this year and they did not disappoint. We came here around 10am on Saturday and just like I anticipated, there was a lot of people. Although there was a lot of people, the line to enter the parking lot wasn't bad and we easily found parking. We also walked right into the festival and was greeted with a sample of juice from Meadow Gold. They also gave us a free gallon of iced tea when we left, awesome! There were a lot of food vendors to choose from. My boyfriend got the corn, which he loved, and I got the halo halo. I definitely needed a cold treat to cool off because it was very hot. There was limited shade but a lot of fun activities to do that kept your mind off of how hot it was. I really loved taking photos in the sunflower field and picking our own pumpkins. It was a bit tricky finding pumpkins that weren't bruised or smashed, but we found a couple that we were satisfied with. I didn't see any workers in the field. Luckily, I brought a couple reusable bags to help us carry it out to the front to pay. They were both $10 each. Tip: Pick the pumpkins at the end to avoid carrying them in the heat. There were a lot of fun activities for the keiki as well. Lots of carnival rides, a petting zoo, and pony rides. It looked like they were having a lot of fun. Overall, I had a fun time and took plenty photos. read more

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Invited by cousins to pick corn! Ended up@ Aloun farms in Kunia. The have a whole bunch of activities going on out there! A Pumpkin patch, corn picking , String bean picking all for a fee to participate. You are in a big dirt field, hot & dusty & a lot of families roaming around the midway filled with food vendors , EK Fernandez carnival rides & vendors selling their wares. A real carnival atmosphere! Free entertainment on stage. Cost is $5.00 to enter the free parking lot per person over 2 yrs old. Plenty of food options , I was surprised to observe that my favorite Huli Huli chicken was priced at $40.00 per bird. & 20.00 for a half. Pretty steep! The patch is open for the next two weekends & plan accordingly to what you plan to do. Sunscreen & a hat are needed. Bring or buy water. It's Super Hot & shade is under the covers. Have fun! Having picked corn, they give you a red stretchable bag that you can fill up & by stripping the husk off & trimming the ends can easily fit 40 plus ears of sweet raw corn on the cob! A fun experience considered work! Wear long sleeves to protect you arms & something to help you carry out your haul, we had back packs & a pocket knife.Prepare accordingly for this adventure& the corn was good & sweet to eat! read more

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Aloun Farms was open to the public in October 2023. The admission fee was $5 per person. Parking was on the dirt rocky road, which from there you walked a bit to the festivities. There were picture taking with pumpkin decorations, food booths, produce for sell, keiki rides and activities, informative booths, sunflower patch, pumpkin patch and a corn field to pick your own for $25 a bag. It was a nice, hot, sunny day. There was a tractor ride too going around the pumpkin patch and corn field. But don't sit right behind the tractor because the tires kicked up a lot of dirt! read more

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We always love going to a pumpkin patch especially around this time. Since we're back in Hawaii visiting family, we figured checking out Aloun Farms would be a fun activity to do with our son. The annual pumpkin patch festival is only open on the last three weekends of October. Entrance to the farm is $5 per person. The farm is extremely dirty and dusty so be sure to wear sneakers. The farm is huge with lots of activities for all ages. There's a petting zoo, pony ride, carnival rides, food/drink vendors, and a farmers market. There's also great area for photo ops to take with family and friends around the farm. The petting zoo is $5 per person and was a bit disappointing. It was very small with a few goats, two chickens, a duck, and bunny area (which you couldn't even pet). It wasn't worth the $5 in my opinion. Our son had fun on the big slide and carousel ride though. Keep in mind that you have to buy a ride card which is loaded with a certain number points. If you spend hours at the farm, the fees really add up quickly especially if you want to grab a bite to eat or drink too. I also agree with the other Yelp reviews that it would be nice to have the pumpkin patch open on the weekdays to alleviate the crowds. We went to Aloun Farms this past Saturday and it was extremely crowded. We had a great time overall. We took lots of great pictures and our son had so much fun. read more

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Purchased one of the giant pumpkins at Aloun farms, the next day I went to carve it, and it was already rotting on the inside. It was disappointing for my daughter's 1st pumpkin. I will spare you the disgusting image. read more

Update (COVID-19) I believe last time I did a review on them, it was for their pumpkin patch but this time being that all of us are under a stay-at-home order because of a pandemic, Aloun Farms and other local businesses have given us an option to make our lives alittle easier by shopping online and doing curbside pickup. Aloun Farms is offering boxes of vegetables that are reasonably priced. One of my former coaches announced it on Facebook and I jumped on board because it's important to support local especially local agricultural small businesses. The online order was easy and simple. They provided the day and time to pick up your veggies. The day prior to my pick-up, they emailed me informing me that they were out of Okinawa sweet potatoes but replaced it with kombucha and coconut water. I emailed them back quickly to ask if they could just replace it with an extra bag of green beans (I'm not a fan of kombucha and coconut water). The day of pickup, it was easy to find because their office is located across the road from the pumpkin patch location. You can drive up and show them your email confirmation and they load it in the back of your car for you. While it's difficult to stay home, the plus side is that everyone is being mindful of what they're eating as well as supporting local. Recommendation: Highly read more

Such an amazing experience every year that the pumpkin festival has become a family tradition for us! The quality of the rides for the price is way better than what EK does for the 50th state fair. The kids get to enjoy it and each turn is just long enough for the lines not to get too long. Great job! And no more waiting in line for a fun pass card, they use an app now. Each ride averages out to about $5 per person per ride. For less than $100 our son hit each ride, and for some he even went with one of us. The produce is all on sale for a great value and even though Kapolei is HOT they do a good job keeping everything cool. The eggs were $3/dozen or 2 dozen/$5. The pick your own is fun but is probably better for older kids 10+, not stroller friendly. Btw, it is a farm. We saw a few parents stressing out with tons of hand sanitizer and wipes, but at the end of the day this is a true farm with dirt, dust, a few stranded rotting vegetables, and mud if it rains. If you're going out to the vegetables, it's not going to be a clean experience. Please have common decency and take your wipes and other trash out of the field with you. There are no trash cans in the middle of the field (so visitors were leaving trash behind). Hayrides are free and the lines move pretty quickly. If you want the best view, sit on the driver's side. The other side gets a good view of the parking lot and dumpsters lol but it's still a nice ride and a break from the walking. Over all, I hope Aloun doesn't change a thing (or much) about the way they run the Pumpkin Festival. My only request would be more shaded seating areas. Still yet, everything is very organized despite the large crowds. I hope they stick around for many years to come! read more

We went for an educational visit... and it was sheer chaos from the beginning... didn't seem like the members there (not sure if volunteers or actual employees) had any game plan on how to handle large amounts of children. Which is odd since apparently the educational visits are a thing this place does often. Parents had to pay to enter and we were given a black bag but not told that bag was specifically for our "free" pumpkin...mind you we had to pay $15 to get in. Then the kids (I'm talking over 30 kids) were sat on some dusty carpet to watch an educational video of dancing vegetables on some small tv with awful speakers, that you can barely hear. But my favorite part... is the hay ride that ended in driving past a bunch a metal scrap yard/farm equipment and literally the dumpster full of hot trash. To improve this... at the very least move the dumpster so your paying customers don't have to be subjected to that stench on a hot day. Also, there was no food or drinks available and the games are all off during the day visit. I would NOT recommend this place. read more

It's a must see must do..at least once! It will be hot no matter the time of day on the west side, but it's for the kids! At least that's what I tell myself as I run back to the car and Ilas I anxiously wait to get home and wash my car and feet.. Bring....cash, water, snacks, charged phone/camera for pictures, reusable bags to carry pumpkins (possibly sunflowers, fruits & veggies), comfortable shoes (covered if you don't want to touch the dirt), and a wagon to haul it all!! The only thing free is riding the hayride. Other than that, you pay to park, you pay for the rides, food, and anything else you want to take home. I suggest going the first weekend it opens..by the time it's the second, third or last weekend, the good ones are all gone and the deformed ones are left. Aside from it being a money hole, the entire part is for the experience of walking into a field & picking a pumpkin, with some extra shots for picture taking for the gram. Oh and don't plan on coming here after you've washed your car, it gets super dusty in the lot driving in and out! My family and I love Halloween festivities and this one is a yearly must. To save some cash, bring 2 trash bags full of clothes to donate at the good wall truck for free entry! read more

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My sister and brother-in-law live nearby and they've been coming here for corn-picking for the last 7 years or so. This year, my visit finally aligned with corn-picking season, so we decided to go on the second Sunday (I believe it's only available for the last three weekends of October). Apparently, there used to be no limit as to how many ears of corn you could pick. As long as you could fit it in your bucket, unshucked, then it was yours. This year, they capped it at 40. On top of that, the corns were very skinny this year (according to the sis). She said they're normally double the size and it seemed like the corn this year weren't quite ready for picking yet. Admission is $3 per person, and I believe the bucket is $18, so the corn won't be as cheap as it is at a supermarket (especially not with the cap). But, it's a fun and unique experience. I've never been corn-picking before, only apple-picking. It gets really hot out in the field though, and you should definitely expect to get dirty. There's a pumpkin patch that you can take photos with, but you can't pick the pumpkins from it. Instead, the pumpkins you can purchase are all in a cardboard bin. Also for purchase are some other fruits and veggies at this little farmer's market they have by the entrance. I think this was more of a one-time experience for me, but I would recommend it to anyone who has never been. read more

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Amazing adventures at the Pumpkin Festival! This is our first visit to Aloun Farms and it was an enjoyable experience. They are open from 8:30am till 5pm for fall fun for the last 3 weekends in October. Admission fee is $5 per person over 2 years old, and free parking. They do accept card payments. Plenty of food and craft vendors, EK Fernandez carnival rides, free hayrides, keiki activities, entertainment, photo setups, a Farmers Market - just to name a few. Walk a couple minutes beyond the main amusement area and find the sunflower field and pumpkin patch. You will catch a lot of sun out, I definitely recommend to come prepared with hats, sunnies, and sunscreen. I'd also advise flat heeled/closed toe shoes of the sort because it is a farm, and it does get quite dirty and dusty. Backpacks and bags didn't impose a problem at the entrance, so I'm assuming bringing your own water and snacks aren't an issue - but do so at your own discretion. We had such a blast and has quickly become a staple spot to scope out annually with the family! read more

Had another wonderful time at the annual pumpkin patch. Went with the family about 4 adults and 5 keiki this yr and they enjoyed it. We went on the last Saturday and there was still alot of pumpkins, 4 different breeds of sunflowers at the sunflower field, more games, seemed like there was more food vendors and 2 shave ice spots and def more seating areas. A must stop at country market b4 leaving. Make sure to take a wagon for the pumpkins and other pickings and more produce and Foco coconut water drinks at the market. Dont 4get to donate a canned good(s) to the Food Bank to get a Free mini gourd. Entry was $4/person or donate bag of clothing for free entry check their site or fb for more info. Sunscreen and shade a must it's hot out there. Loved it def cant wait for next yr. This yr was bigger way bigger they were def ready for the massive crowds. Be prepared to get dirty and dusty body and car it is a farm after all and parking is dirt made roads. read more

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I went for the pumpkin patch vibes and was not disappointed. Parking was easy and they had ample space. There were tons of vendors and cute shops set up. I also appreciated that there was a big shaded area with lots of seating. It was a good deal for the price. read more

Everyone know Aloun Farms for the pumpkin patch. I know it as the farm next door. When this pandemic hit, I was having trouble finding a place to get locally grown vegetables close by. I did NOT want to drive all the way to town just to pick up a box. Luckily, I remembered Aloun farms was right next door. I went on their site, ordered a couple boxes for pick up for the weekend. The day came to pick up, and all I had to do was come to the office. One of the staff members checked my name and then loaded the box in the car for me. He gave me directions on how to get back out the main road and that was it! The vegetables were great! I prefer vegetables grown locally. Why? It's good to support our local farmers and they last longer! Don't you hate it when you go to the markets, buy a fruit of veggie only to have it get bad in a couple of days? Ya, that drives me crazy. Which is why I prefer farm fresh vegetables and fruit. If you want to order a box, go to the website. It's great because you pick and choose what you want and pay online. They make it so easy! read more

Went here for the pumpkin patch.. ok honestly as a new parent I was not prepared. A little bit of chaos/carnival/staged pumpkins... we didn't even make it to the pumpkin patch because the line for the hay ride was too long.. mind you we arrived at 9 am I guess everyone planned an early morning. Lol If I was honest it was Kinda overwhelming. I don't even know if they had a maximum occupancy because at one point it seemed like we were fighting through the crowds to hold our toddlers/ bumping into people. People just standing around with no clear paths. Then on your way out you have the opportunity to buy pumpkins from a bins. It was super affordable I think we spent like 60 dollars for entry/rides/staged pumpkins.. Even though we were drenched in sweat; our toddlers happily left with their pumpkins and that's what it's all about right? Will I go again.. probably not. Maybe check out the one in Nalo next year.. read more

Ewa Sweet Festival... saw an ad for some summer play, June 25, 2022. Ewa Sweet Festival at the Aloun Farm...this vegetable farm is located in the West side of Oahu..25/30 minutes from downtown Honolulu....on the weekends the traffic is lighter so it may take you less time....as you enter Ewa Sweet Festival..there is a nominal fee and lots of parking.....stepping onto the grounds you'll find....a country store filled with fresh vegetables....pony rides, cute bumper rides, arts and crafts tents, an assortment of food choices, hay ride to the corn field, a beautiful Sunflower field and the best entertainment.....it was so relaxing and enjoyable.... My favorite highlight was sharing a shave ice under a tree with Kaiti and watching the cutest keiki dancing hula!! We are looking forward the the Halloween Pumpkin Patch in October...day or evening hayrides...and picking out our best pumpkin! Hope to see you and you whole fam there!! read more

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I won a giveaway from Hawaii agricultural foundation and the prize was a produce box from Aloun Farms. These boxes can be ordered and delivered from Elite delivery service! All my fruit and veggies came in good condition and this is a great way to support local farmers. Thank you to Aloun farms for participating in this giveaway and allowing all of the winners to experience home delivery of local produce! read more

Aloun Farms - Awesome produce box - Farms Near Me - Kapolei, Hawaii

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I absolutely loved it! My 2 year old loved it even more! Entertainment was great and I loved how they got everyone involved!

Basically went to pick sweet corn. I dressed in sweat pants and long sleeve jacket, gloves, hat and water. Stood in line for the hayride. The bullhorn wasn't working so no instructions. I had to ask when I should get off for the corn. I remembered to ask where to pick. If I wanted sweet corn one section; if I wanted yellow corn another section. I choose the sweet corn section that had corn with white and yellow kernels. The plastic bucket cost $18 to rent but the handle broke when I was moving down the row picking the ears of corn. I tried to pick the bigger ears if corn. It was hard to carry the bucket back with no handles so I didn't overload it. The corn was very sweet. The pumpkins in the field didn't look too good from the hayride. Some looked like they were rotting. However there were pumpkins to purchase in the pumpkin area with food, rides and games. Entry fee - $3.00/adult ....not sure if fee for children. Bring water since it is very hot. read more

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It is a great place to pick corn but the people have been pushing us to pay to go into the pumpkin carnival even though we just want to get corn and parking is free as said on the flyer on their website and the workers just kept pushing and pushing. And this year most of the corn was unpickable or small because there is weeds and brush grown in stopping the corn from growing. read more

Aloun Farms is awesome for many, many reasons. From what I remember reading, the family came over from Cambodia as refugees and started working on the farm. They worked hard and finally bought their own land. Fast forward 30+ years later and now they have one of the largest farmers on Oahu and definitely the best pumpkin festival. The last 3 weekends at Aloun farms are so much fun for the family and friends. Aloun farms is exceptional at creating memorable events. A few tips: 1. It's SUPER hot every year. Dress for cool weather. 2. Bring an umbrella and some sunscreen (for those who burn) 3. Pumpkins can be heavy. Bring something to wheel them in. 4. Water. Bring water and hydrate if you're there a few hours. 5. Bring cash with you, some things are cash only. Take lots of pics and enjoy! read more

Aloun Farms - Farms Near Me - Kapolei, Hawaii

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We decided to check out Aloun farms before Halloween. I mean what's cooler than picking your own pumpkin directly from the pumpkin patch? I know that I only ever got pumpkins from those large cardboard containers at Safeway. We went on a weekend two weeks before Halloween and it was PACKED. Like there were probably 200 cars parked in the dirt lot. And it was HOT. You can bring your own food and drinks, but there were also vendors selling Thai food lol, lemonade and corn. The corn line was ridiculously long, so I didn't get to try the corn. There was a stage, on which singers and dancers performed. There was also a long line to catch the tractor/trolley to the fields. We decided to walk to the pumpkin fields instead of taking the motorized transportation. It wasn't a very far walk, but I was wearing slippers and it was pretty dusty. We each chose our own pumpkins, took pictures in the sunflower fields and checked out the corn station. You could pick your own 48 ears for like $16 or something. We just didn't want to pick all that corn AND carry it back to our cars. Remember, it was hot. There was a little farmers market near the exit where my friends got a couple ears and paid a little bit more. Notes for next year: maybe the light rail will be open, and there looks like there is a stop literally in alouns field. Bring a little wagon to carry corn and big pumpkins through the fields. Wear a hat and closed shoes. Force my friends to stop at hula boba after. Hahaaa. Until next year, Aloun Farm! read more

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The kids love this place. We always wonder around and take pictures. And we even lug home a pumpkin every year to carve. It such a fun family experience this time of the year read more

Overload fun learning experience in here. A must visit farm in the island of Oahu. ~ Are you young at hearts? Fun isn't only for kids. It doesn't mean you're a grown adult there's no room for fun. Well, fall season just arrived and Halloween is sneaking in every corner. Whether you're a grown adult or don't have kids this place is probably right for every folkx who wants to escape stress away from work & the bustling urban life. ~ WHAT: Aloun Farm's 19th Annual Pumpkin Festival WHEN: October 19-20, 26-27; 0830-1700 WHERE: Aloun Farms - Old Farrington Hwy. between Kapolei & Waipahu (use exit 3 north/south rd.) ~ Speaking of fun, during the festival you'll see live entertainment & several local kine grinds available. Farm Market is also available where you can buy corns and other produce grown from the farm itself. Support local indeed! Free tractor hayride was the fun experience I had last weekend. It will let you tour Aloun Farm and you will be having a chance to harvest your own pumpkin! Self-pick corn is also available per bucket & will cost you $20, if this is too much for you, grab your retail corn at the farm market. Self-picking of sunflower and string beans are also available. $2 per flower but if you buy three pcs. it will cost you $5. Self-pick string beans is $8 per bucket. If you got keikis with you please bring extra cash for the rides available inside. Don't forget to charge your phone so that you can take a lot of selfies during the festival. Just bring bottled water and wear proper clothes to protect you from dehydration & sunburn. ~ You guys still have the chance to visit Aloun Farm while Pumpkin Festival is still up! It's a good weekend gateaway and pretty sure you'll be having fun just like us bandits. Self-picking is one of the best to do once in your life, you know?!.... By the way, $4 for admission fee while 2yrs under is free. Bring two garbage-size plastic of use clothes and you are eligible to enter the festival for FREE. ~ Mahalo & HAPPY JUANDERING fellow yelpers! read more

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