The Homeland Heritage Park is an open air history museum in Homeland, Florida. It is a noted venue where folks can visit to learn more about local history and the pioneer life in the state.

The Homeland Heritage Park is composed of five acres of open space filled with historic structures and buildings. Being the only historical park in the county of Polk, the park aims to provide the best possible means it can to tell its visitors about the early life in the area and the state altogether. It allows guests to step back in time and learn how life was like back in the 1800s through its displays, historic buildings, and educational programs. The site is home to five historic structures including the 1878 Homeland School, 1887 Old Homeland Methodist Church, 1880 Raulerson House, 1888 log cabin and barn from the English family, and the Former Methodist parsonage and church annex.