Baker's Hill

Baker's Hill is a landscaped theme park and bakery complex in Barangay Sta. Monica, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan. Originally a family bakery established in the 1960s by the Bacani family, it was expanded into a garden park covering several hectares. It is notable for its affordable baked goods such as hopia, crinkles and pastries, manicured gardens, life-size statues, and free public access, making it a regular stop on Puerto Princesa city tours.

Visitors can expect a hilly, landscaped garden park with paved walkways, manicured lawns, flower beds, and themed areas featuring life-size cartoon and storybook statues. The central area houses a bakery and pasalubong center selling breads, hopia, cookies and local snacks, along with open-air dining areas and food stalls. There are playgrounds, aviaries with peacocks, viewing decks overlooking Honda Bay and the city, and numerous photo spots throughout the grounds.

Started as a small bakery in Puerto Princesa in the 1960s by the Bacani family and later developed in the early 2000s into a garden theme park to complement the bakery business, becoming one of the city's well-known visitor attractions.

Known as a center for local baked delicacies and pasalubong culture in Palawan, showcasing Filipino family-run bakery traditions and serving as a community leisure park for residents and visitors.