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Earthsong Foundation

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· Naalehu, Hawaii, Hawaii

3 acres hosted by Earthsong F.

3 lodging sites

Near Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

Within a 60-minute drive from the Hawai`i Volcanoes National Park Visitor Center.

Private sites

100% of recent Hipcampers say the sites felt private.

Earthsong Hawai’i is an eco-retreat and organic food forest spread across three acres that has maintained its wild tropical nature. Arriving into the land feels like entering into the forest. We are surrounded by macadamia nut orchards lined with giant pine trees. The rear of the property, which faces southeast, opens to pasture lands with unobstructed views of the Pacific ocean. Located in the magnificently biodiverse Ka’u, this is the largest and least populated district of Hawaii county, located on the island of Hawai’i otherwise known as the Big Island. Home to some of the island's most sought after destinations; The Green Sands Beach, Black Sands Beach, and Volcano National Park. Want to travel to Hawai’i affordably and leave a positive impact on the environment and local community? Are you seeking nature therapy? A peaceful place to pen your novel or practice your art? Or are you wanting to spend time learning more about permaculture, organic gardening, and sustainable living? For you, we open our ecological community space and healing sanctuary. During your stay we can leave you to enjoy the land in solitude or you are welcome to practice yoga, garden, and talk story with us when we are available. We can also customize a private retreat for you, if you are seeking a personalized stay that includes a program of activities and offerings. We welcome solo travelers, partners, friends, and families from around the world who want to live in harmony with the earth and practice the art of living simply. We are a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to serving our Mother Earth. We are stewards of sacred land and to us this is a great blessing and responsibility. We practice permaculture and biodynamic farming methods that nourish and preserve the soil, flora, and fauna which in turn provide us with food, natural medicine, and beauty to share with our community. We welcome support from those that hear the earth’s call for care and reciprocity. Visit our website to find out much more!

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14 ratings · 11 reviews

Katie W.recommends

February 11, 2024

Hale Mandala

Lovely

Two of us stayed at Hale Mandala for three nights. Lovely and restful spot, as described. They invited us for yoga and a lunar new year gathering they were hosting. Friendly hosts, loved the cats at the property. Had no issues direction wise or anything. Had a few gecko friends hang out with us. Relaxing space to unwind after exploring volcano

Casey K.recommends

January 5, 2024

Hale Mandala

My husband and I stayed here for about 6 days and loved every minute. We saw the friendly cats, fell asleep to the frogs and woke up to the cows mooing. An extremely peaceful trip connecting to nature. We loved the outdoor shower and felt it was so grounding to be outdoors most of the time. We can not wait to come back!!!

Arron M.recommends

December 22, 2023

Treehouse with an Ocean View

Took my 13yo old son to hawaii for his milestone birthday. It was a fantastic trip and we stayed in the treehouse. It was an amazing experience, with great welcoming hosts. Would totally stay again.

Caroline S.recommends

December 21, 2023

Hale Mandala

Awesome place! Had everything we needed and in a perfect location, reccomend

David B.recommends

October 8, 2022

Hale Mandala

Peaceful Jungle Yurt

A lovely yurt in a very peaceful jungle setting. Glamping at its best. Nice indoor kitchen set-up and electricity. It is jungle so there are some mosquitoes and frog noises at night, but it is well screened and bugs were not a problem. Fun bathroom set-up. Very comfortable king bed in a separate room. We slept very well. Great helpful hosts. Incredible South Point sunsets are nearby and the local coffee farm tour was a favorite.

James N.recommends

July 24, 2022

Hale Mandala

Glamping at the Hale Mandala

We enjoyed our time “glamping” at the Hale Mandala. There was plenty of hot water in the outdoor shower and the outside toilet is tucked away out of sight but close enough for trips during the night. Our favorite part of the hale was the porch. We spent a good bit of time there listening to the birds and Coqui Frogs and watching it rain. It was very relaxing. We did bring two small battery operated fans we used in the bedroom at night, but we did get chilly, so I’m not sure we really needed them. There are two cats who spend a lot of time at the hale and are very (too?) friendly. The location is good. The South Point Park at Ka Lae is maybe 15 minutes down the road. It is the southernmost point in Hawaii and the U.S. and also has the Green Sand Beach, one of only four in the world. It is 40 miles to the National Park in one direction and 50 miles to Kona in the other. Na’alehu has a gas station and bakery/sandwich shop and a small farmers market on Wednesday mornings. Ocean View (13 miles going towards Kona) has a gas station, grocery store (pricy) and bakery/pizza shop. We look forward to our next visit to Hale Mandala to finish up our exploration of the area.

Location

Naalehu, Hawaii, Hawaii, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Nā moku ʻehā First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking