Agricultural parks are areas set aside specifically for agricultural activities to encourage continuation or initiation of such operations. The State's Agricultural Park Program makes land available to small farmers at reasonable cost with long-term tenure.

Currently the Hawaii Department of Agriculture, through its Agricultural Resource Management Division, operates ten agricultural parks; four on Hawaii, four on Oahu, and one on Kauai and Molokai. In addition, there is one agricultural park on Maui in Kula, but it is not under the Department's jurisdiction. All of the State's lots are presently under lease. The lessees are engaged in diversified agricultural crops or aquaculture and are small farming enterprises (under 20 acres).

The following is a list of the Agricultural Parks that are operated by the Department:

Oahu

• Waimanalo Ag Park is composed of 126 acres subdivided into 14 lots. (No available lots at this time.)
• Waianae Ag Park is composed of 150 acres subdivided into 17 lots. (One lot available at this time.)
• Kahuku Ag Park is composed of 686 acres subdivided into 25 lots. (No available lots at this time)
• Kalaeloa Ag Park is composed of 10 acres subdivided into two lots. (No available lots at this time)

Hawaii

• Pahoa Ag Park is composed of 599 acres subdivided into 60 lots. (10 lots currently available)
• Panaewa Ag Park is composed of 460 acres subdivided into 28 lots. (No lots available at this time)
• Keahole Ag Park is composed of 179 acres subdivided into 34 lots. (No available lots at this time)
• Hamakua Ag Park is composed of 509 acres subdivided into 11 lots. (No available lots at this time)

Kauai

• Kekaha Ag Park is composed of 158 acres subdivided into 19 lots. (No available lots at this time)

Molokai

• Molokai Ag Park is composed of 753 acres subdivided into 22 lots. (No available lots at this time)

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• Non-Agricultural Park Lease Transfers from DLNR to HDOA