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Quaint Small Town
with Lots to Do

Think trails, sightseeing, art, music, and great local food & drink for everyone. 

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The Lili House Farm

Book a cozy country-style tea party with fresh homemade baked goods and jams. Hosts Danielle and Kainoa are local favorites, and events often sell out—check their socials for deals and public events.

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Cooper Center

Farmers Market & Events

  • Sundays (6–10am): Fresh local produce, honey, jams, pastries, and more

  • Thursdays (3–6pm): Afternoon market with foods from around the world

  • Swap Meets: 2nd & 4th Saturdays each month

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Volcano Winery

A local favorite for wine tastings, tea, artisan markets, and live music. Events are posted regularly on Facebook and Instagram.

04

Volcano Art Center 

Just five minutes away—explore galleries featuring local artists, a peaceful forest walk, and a sculpture garden. They also host exhibits, art classes, and live music.

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Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

A must-see with way more than hikes: interactive exhibits, ranger talks, performances, and classes at the visitor and art centers.

  • Junior Ranger Program—great hands-on learning for keiki (kids)!

A couple tips

Volcano Climate

  • Rainforest village at ~3,750 ft elevation

  • Temperatures typically range 50–75°F (cool mornings & evenings!)

  • Wet season: November–March

  • Dry season: April–October

  • Pack layers, a light rain jacket, and comfy shoes

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We have heaters in rooms and lots of extra blankets, just in case!

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Food & Gas

If your planning on cooking, we recommend getting groceries and gas at a local or big box grocery shop in Hilo for the best prices and selections

  • KTA, Foodland, Safeway, Target, Walmart​

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Volcano has lots of delicious finds from farmers' markets and convenience stores to cafes and restaurants​

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