Jackson Ranch Mixed-Use Highway Commercial Development

Jackson Ranch is strategically located along Interstate 5 at Utica Avenue about half-way between San Francisco and Los Angeles. This master-planned business development is well positioned to give travelers a new and welcomed travel center experience as they make their way up and down the state of California. With approximately 27 acres of highway commercial uses planned, there will be something for all travelers, not just truck drivers looking to refuel.Jackson Ranch is a premier highway commercial mixed-use development consisting of approximately 405 acres of land. The project features approximately 27 acres of improved highway commercial land (Phase 1), 120 acres of industrial land (Phase 2), and 258 acres of land zoned for specialty agriculture. Development is underway on two gas stations (the first of which, Chevron, will be open for business in June 2024) and plans are in place for a 10-acre truck stop to be delivered in 2025. The remaining Phase 1 highway commercial parcels are available immediately and will be delivered in a rough graded condition with all utilities stubbed and all off-site work completed.Jackson Ranch is a premier highway commercial mixed-use development consisting of approximately 405 acres of land. The project features approximately 27 acres of improved highway commercial land (Phase 1), 120 acres of industrial land (Phase 2), and 258 acres of land zoned for specialty agriculture. Development is underway on two gas stations (the first of which, Chevron, will be open for business in June 2024) and plans are in place for a 10-acre truck stop to be delivered in 2025. The remaining Phase 1 highway commercial parcels are available immediately and will be delivered in a rough graded condition with all utilities stubbed and all off-site work completed. Jackson Ranch will offer hotels, sit-down restaurants, quick service restaurants, general retail, a truck stop, and even an open green space amenity. The project will include attractive off-site landscaping and massive highway pylon signage to attract motorists.