Make a lei po‘o and tour the lei garden on Tuesday and Thursday mornings
2 Hours
Lei making, Garden walk
Create your own lei po‘o under the lei tent, then slow down with a guided walk through the lei garden. Learn about native and traditional lei plants, how they grow, and why they matter.
This workshop is open air and includes walking through unpaved areas. Let the team know in advance if you need physical accommodations.
Full refund if you cancel more than 48 hours before the start time.
Wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes. Expect an outdoor, open-air setting with walking through unpaved areas; in winter and spring, you may encounter occasional showers and possible mud.
Bring your creativity and any personal items you need for comfort. Wear shoes you can walk in on unpaved areas.
No. The workshop provides all materials and tools needed to make your lei po‘o.
This regenerative farm experience combines education with exceptional farm-to-table dining that most guests found truly memorable. The farm tours are led by knowledgeable, welcoming staff who share the fascinating story of sustainable Hawaiian agriculture and native plants. Most reviewers rave about the fresh, locally-sourced meals, with the 14-hour braised Wailua beef earning particular praise. Many called it a highlight of their Kauai trip, appreciating how the dinner connects them to the land and local food culture. The lei-making workshops add a cultural dimension that guests of all ages and genders enjoyed more than expected. A couple of reviewers felt portions were smaller than anticipated and left hungry, noting the serving sizes leaned minimal despite premium pricing. One visitor compared it unfavorably to West Coast farm-to-table dining. However, these seem to be outliers, as the overwhelming majority described feeling nourished and satisfied by both the food quality and generous hospitality. Families appreciated the relaxed pace and kid-friendly atmosphere, while couples found it perfect for special occasions. The optional hike to nearby Stone Dam makes a beautiful prelude to the evening.
I highly recommend to experience the common ground sustainable faming activity while you are in Kauai. I had a very humbling experience visiting the farm, enjoying the food from kitchen and fruits grown in the farm. I felt connected to the culture of Kauai and the farm while interacting with very knowledgeable Willow during the farm tour. You will get glimpses of history on how the flora and fauna and food culture of the island has undergone adaptation to the ever changing human activity since the island was colonized. People working on the farm are very hospitable and the atmosphere is very calming. I highly recommend to do their dinning experience, it gave me a feeling of connection and gratitude to Mother Nature and the food tasted earthy and delicious. The property has a walking trail, waterfall and quiet picnic/reading point to relax after the tour/activity. I am sure I am going to visit Kauai and common ground and looking forward to be a volunteer at some point of time.
Tannu Singh
March 7, 2026
I highly recommend to experience the common ground sustainable faming activity while you are in Kauai. I had a very humbling experience visiting the farm, enjoying the food from kitchen and fruits grown in the farm. I felt connected to the culture of Kauai and the farm while interacting with very knowledgeable Willow during the farm tour. You will get glimpses of history on how the flora and fauna and food culture of the island has undergone adaptation to the ever changing human activity since the island was colonized. People working on the farm are very hospitable and the atmosphere is very calming. I highly recommend to do their dinning experience, it gave me a feeling of connection and gratitude to Mother Nature and the food tasted earthy and delicious. The property has a walking trail, waterfall and quiet picnic/reading point to relax after the tour/activity. I am sure I am going to visit Kauai and common ground and looking forward to be a volunteer at some point of time.
Tannu Singh
March 7, 2026