Dillingham Ranch

Dillingham Ranch is a historic 2,700-acre working ranch in Mokuleia on Oahu's North Shore, offering an extraordinary setting for weddings, corporate retreats, yoga gatherings, and family celebrations. Established in 1897 by Benjamin Franklin Dillingham — Hawaii's first railroad tycoon — the property has been shaped by generations of one of Hawaii's most influential families and counts Noel Coward, Prince Hussein of Jordan, and General George S. Patton among its legendary guests. At the heart of the property sits Dillingham Lodge, a restored Big House built in 1917, featuring a 3,000-square-foot great room with hardwood floors and a fireplace, a professional 700-square-foot commercial kitchen, and eight private bedrooms. The grounds encompass roughly 19 acres of oceanfront land stretching toward the Waianae Mountains, the largest coconut tree grove in Hawaii, and the polo grounds widely regarded as the birthplace of Hawaiian polo. From white sandy beaches and open grassy fields to mountain terrain and tropical forest, Dillingham Ranch delivers the full breadth of Hawaii's landscape in a single, secluded destination on the North Shore.