Waimauku farm draws visitors with butterflies, sunflowers and Travis the goat
Franklin Farm in Waimauku, operated by a family with 120 years of farming history, has become a visitor attraction.
Franklin Farm in Waimauku has evolved into a destination drawing visitors with its butterflies, sunflowers and animal residents including a goat named Travis. The Franklin family has been farming the land for 120 years, most notably growing celery, and now welcomes the public to experience the property.
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Waimauku’s Franklin Farm draws visitors with butterflies, sunflowers and Travis the goat
The Franklin family of Waimauku have been growing celery for 120 years.