We loved not having to drive back to Kona after visiting the Volcano National Park. Their place is about 30 minutes away. It’s also close to Pahoa where you can see where the 2018 lava flowed (check out the Pahoa Lava Zone museum).
We enjoyed having a different experience for an Airbnb stay. We slept really well- The fan was nice to use at night. Kelly provided drinking water (the faucet water isn’t potable) and extra propane. She also gave us a bunch of tips of great things to see, Dimple Cheek, beaches, etc. We did have some trouble charging my son’s camera battery and thought it may be because of the solar power-we didn’t have issues at the next place. The road coming up to the house is pretty rough. Our rental car was low to the ground and we were afraid a few times we may have done some damage-luckily not. It’s on a farm with cows and goats so there are flies which made it hard to use the outside picnic table- which would have been lovely. Our kids did enjoy the farm atmosphere 😊.
We are glad we stayed here. It’s nice to get a taste of different parts of the island and Kelly was great.