Where Opportunity Meets Growth

With Strategic Location & Endless Possibilities

From a growing business community to convenient access to Jacksonville and major transportation routes, Baker County offers the space, resources, and quality of life businesses need to thrive.

About Us

A Smarter Place To Grow Your Business

Baker County offers businesses the space to grow, the connections to compete, and the community support to succeed.

Located on Florida’s First Coast just west of Jacksonville, Baker County combines small-town advantages with convenient access to major markets. Five Interstate 10 interchanges, nearby rail, port and airport access, and available industrial property make our community strategically positioned for business growth.

With a business-friendly environment, growing population and access to a regional workforce, Baker County is ready to welcome companies looking to build, expand and invest in Northeast Florida.”

Key Industries

Industries Built to Grow in Baker County

Baker County’s location, infrastructure, natural resources and access to regional markets create opportunities for businesses across a diverse range of industries.

Manufacturing

From wood products to fabricated metals and building components, manufacturing continues to be an important part of North Central Florida’s growing economy.

Logistics & Distribution

Available land, strong infrastructure and direct access to major markets make Baker County a strategic location for logistics and distribution.

Logging & Timber

Abundant timber resources and a strong history in wood products make logging and timber an important part of the region’s economy.

Years Of Experiance
0 +
Why Choose Baker

Strong Foundation for Your Next Move

Baker County gives businesses room to grow without sacrificing access to major markets. Located just west of Jacksonville along Interstate 10, our community offers the connectivity, workforce access and business-friendly environment companies need to succeed.

With five I-10 interchanges, access to Jacksonville and major transportation networks, available industrial property, and a regional workforce of more than 500,000, Baker County puts businesses in a strong position for long-term growth.”

Baker County Population
0
Baker County Workers
0
Transportation & Warehousing Concentration
0 x
Homeownership Rate
0 %

Latest Projects

Growth in Action Across Baker County

Testimonial

Client feedback highlights our commitment to delivering measurable outcomes.

Based on 12,456 reviews

Verified client feedback shared through Google Reviews.

12k+ client trusted Aventis consulting firm.

Commission Members

Development Commission Members

The Baker County Development Commission is dedicated to growing our local economy, supporting existing businesses, and attracting new investment to our community.

George Egan

CEO/President Board Chairman, -Reinhold Corporation

George Egan

CEO/President Board Chairman, -Reinhold Corporation

George Egan

CEO/President Board Chairman, -Reinhold Corporation

George Egan

CEO/President Board Chairman, -Reinhold Corporation

Why Choose Baker

Ready to Explore Your Next Opportunity?

Whether you’re looking for a new location, expanding your business or exploring Baker County, we’re here to help.

Frequently asked questions

Find quick answers about locating, expanding, or investing in Baker County.

Planning Your Next Move?

Our team can help you explore sites, resources, and opportunities in Baker County.

Why should I consider Baker County for my business?

Baker County offers a strategic Northeast Florida location with five I-10 interchanges, convenient access to Jacksonville, available industrial property, and a business-friendly community.

Yes. Baker County has available industrial and commercial properties for businesses of different sizes. Visit our Available Sites page to explore current opportunities.

Baker County has five interchanges along I-10 and convenient access to I-75 and I-95, as well as regional rail, Jacksonville International Airport, and JAXPORT.

Incentive opportunities may be available depending on the project, investment, and jobs created. Contact Baker County Economic Development to discuss your project and available local or state programs.

Yes. Baker County businesses have access to regional workforce partners and training resources that can assist with recruiting, screening, employee training, and workforce development.