Eden Plan Hawaii
airbnb at eden plan hawaii
Homestead BnB
Come stay at the homestead and enjoy a little time away from the usual tourist industry while being part of a good cause. We genuinely love hearing about guests' stories from travels and why you resonate wit the cause.
Our BnB is part of our 38-acre homestead, surrounded by open space, gardens, animals, and plenty of room to slow down and enjoy being outside.
You can spend the day exploring the property, hanging out in the garden, enjoying a meal, or simply relaxing and taking in the surroundings. It’s a working homestead, so there’s always something going on, but there’s also plenty of space to find a quiet spot and unwind.
What makes staying here a little different is that your visit also helps support the work we’re doing on the property. The income from the BnB helps us maintain the land and create more opportunities for foster youth, former foster youth, and young people who need additional support.
We’re building a place where people can learn, work, contribute, and feel at home. Having guests here is one part of making that possible.
Come stay with us, enjoy the property, and be part of what we’re building.
Whether you’re looking for a quiet weekend, a place to reconnect with family, or just want to experience something a little different, we’d love to have you.
We often give guests some fresh eggs and an opportunity for a new feel good stories.
Long Term Rent at eden plan hawaii
Long Term Rental Options
We have long-term rentals available for people who want something a little different from a regular apartment.
The property sits on 38 acres, with gardens, animals, open space, and plenty of room to get outside. It’s a working homestead, so there’s usually something going on, but it’s also a pretty relaxed place. You can spend time in the garden, walk around the property, meet the animals, or just enjoy having some space.
Often renters contribute to volunteering at the farm. We love hearing about what brought them here, why the mission peak their interest and what they’re working on. We prioritize land mates who guests connect with what we’re doing with foster youth.
The rental income helps us keep the property going and supports the work we’re doing here. So while you’re renting a place to live, you’re also helping us continue building the homestead and the programs around it.
"Each person must live their life as a model for others."
-Rosa Parks
