99-1980 Pukeawe Cir

Volcano Golf Course sits on the cool, forested slopes of Kīlauea on Hawaiʻi Island, near Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. The high elevation brings mist, frequent rain and chilly evenings, a striking contrast with the island’s coastal areas. The golf course is a local landmark, while the national park offers volcanic landscapes, trails and dramatic overlooks; nearby forest roads also provide opportunities for walks and cycling. The village of Volcano has casual dining, coffee and small shops, with more services and restaurants available farther along Highway 11. Art galleries and occasional cultural events add to the area’s creative character. A car is useful for getting around, as destinations are spread out and public transit is limited; the scenic highway connects the neighborhood with Hilo and other parts of the island.