Sun-drenched Hendry County pasture at golden hour with white ranch fence and oaks at the tree line.

Projects in development

Grow with Us in Hendry County

A few of the things we're dreaming up for Montura — built around the table, the land, and the sky. Tell us which ones you'd show up for.

Luxe Agritourism The Hendry Cookout Stargazing & Singing Bowls

Golden-hour Florida ranch with a papaya tree, citrus grove, white fence, restored farmhouse, and two grazing horses.

Stay a while

Luxe Agritourism

Working ranches, papaya groves, and pasture-to-table stays — Hendry County the way it should be experienced.

Imagine an overnight stay on a real Montura ranch — a quiet cabin or restored farmhouse on working land, with horses in the pasture, citrus and papaya at the edge of the yard, and a porch built for sunset.

Guided farm tours, harvest mornings, riding lessons at the equestrian center, and home-cooked meals made from what was picked that day. Built with our existing ranchers and growers, not on top of them.

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A chef tending an open-fire grill loaded with vegetables and meat next to a long candlelit wooden table under Spanish-moss oaks at sunset.

An evening under the oaks

The Hendry Cookout

An open-fire dinner series under the moss-draped oaks, with visiting chefs cooking what Hendry County grows.

A long communal table, a working open-fire pit, and a rotating guest chef each season — cooking with Hendry beef, swamp cabbage, citrus, papaya, fresh herbs, and whatever the ranchers and growers bring that week.

Small enough to feel like a neighbor's backyard, big enough to introduce Hendry County to the rest of Florida. Tickets help fund the projects on this page.

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Sleeping bags arranged on a grassy clubhouse lawn under a brilliant starry sky, with three brass singing bowls on a woven mat lit by warm lantern light.

Sleep under the sky

Stargazing & Singing Bowls

Sleeping bags on the clubhouse grounds, a sound bath under the Florida sky, and one of the darkest night skies in the state.

Hendry County is one of the few places left in South Florida where the Milky Way is genuinely visible. We're planning evenings on the clubhouse grounds — bring your own sleeping bag and pillow, lay it out on the grass, and look up.

A practitioner leads a gentle sound bath with singing bowls as the stars come out. Light snacks, warm tea, and quiet. That's the whole night.

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None of this happens without neighbors showing up. Sign up and tell us which projects you'd attend, host, cook for, or help organize.