Grove Farm Sugar Plantation Museum
6 expert reviews
“The 80-acre farm preserves the lifestyle of the sugar plantation from the period 1864 to 1978, and includes the restored Wilcox family home, plantation office and workers' houses.”
– Michelin Guide
Frommer's
"Two-hour guided tours start at the original plantation office."
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Contact the museum about its free rides.
Fodor's
"Tours of this carefully restored 80-acre country estate offer a fascinating and authentic look at... plantation life in the mid-19th century."
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Lonely Planet
"History buffs might enjoy this plantation museum, open only for prearranged tours, but kids might grow restless."
Lonely Planet
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"Grove Farm once ranked among the most productive sugar companies on Kauaʻi. George Wilcox, the Hilo-born son of Protestant missionaries, acquired the farm in 1864. "
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"See what life was like when sugar reigned supreme on the grounds of one of the earliest sugar plantations."
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Be sure to take a ride on the Kauai Plantation Railway.
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