Heritage Park Village

Heritage Park Village is an outdoor living history museum operated by the City of Macclenny in Baker County, Florida. Spread across a park setting at 102 S. Lowder Street, it preserves more than fifteen mini-museums and restored historic structures — among them the Macclenny Train Depot, originally built in 1924 and relocated to the park after a community fundraising effort saved it from demolition; and the Burnsed Blockhouse, the last of its kind remaining in the state of Florida and a rare example of early pioneer architecture. The park's grounds include covered pavilions, the Serenity Gardens with its white-roofed gazebo, and the Wayne and Catherine B. Reynolds Village Chapel — a blush-colored chapel with a classic white steeple that has become a hallmark site for weddings, music programs, and special gatherings. Visitors stroll along sidewalks that wind past exhibits highlighting Baker County's heritage, from the county's moonshine era to early commerce and community life. The park hosts two signature annual events — Ghost in the Oaks in October and Christmas at Heritage Park in December — and its spaces are available for private group rentals and special occasions throughout the year.