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Florida opens 25.6-acre botanical and wellness park on former cattle ranch

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A new botanical garden and holistic wellness park opened to the public on October 23, 2026, in Florida. The site, Tucker Ranch Holistic Health and Wellness Park, was converted from a former cattle ranch and covers 25.6 acres. It includes plant displays, outdoor fitness areas, and wellness facilities, built with an investment of about $31 million. The park aims to promote health, learning, and time spent outdoors. Access is free and open daily to residents and visitors alike.

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