Kahuku Sugar Mill

Located on the North Shore of Oahu, the Kahuku Sugar Mill property is in the town of Kahuku. Visitors and locals enjoy nearby ocean activities, dining and shopping. The property is rich in island history and is about a one hour drive from Waikiki. • High visibility due to its location fronting Kamehameha Highway • Surrounded by lush lands and beautiful countryside; close to beaches • Easily accessible by public transportation • 13,000+ vehicles pass the property dailyThe historic Kahuku Sugar Mill, located along Kamehameha Highway between Laie and the North Shore, was once a thriving plantation hub that closed in 1971. Today, it’s been transformed into a lively stop for travelers, featuring food trucks, local shops, cafés, and small vendors set among remnants of the old mill machinery. The site blends rustic plantation history with a casual marketplace feel, serving as a popular stop for visitors exploring Oʻahu’s North Shore beaches and shrimp farms. While no official visitor count is published, travel guides describe it as a “must-stop” destination, with hundreds to several thousand visitors weekly during peak tourist seasons.