- Walmart has a shiny new 350-acre headquarters in its hometown of Bentonville, Arkansas.
- The sprawling corporate campus features bike trails, a food hall, and childcare facilities.
- Here’s an inside look at the multibillion-dollar project.
Walmart has come a long way since 1962.
The world’s largest retailer just officially opened a new 350-acre headquarters in its hometown of Bentonville, Arkansas.
Friday marks the start of a phased opening, with two office buildings open now and 10 more to follow.
Elsewhere on the sprawling campus, employees and visitors can access bike trails, a food hall, childcare facilities, and a massive fitness center.
“Our founder, Sam Walton, knew that when we all work together, ideas flourish,” CEO Doug McMillon said in a statement. “This campus will allow us to keep making a positive difference in our customers’ lives for generations to come.”
Here’s an inside look at the multibillion-dollar project.
