The Bell Farm is a working farm at 16140 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee, FL 33470 — one place in Palm Beach County, not another farm with a similar name. These are the answers people ask before they come: is it open to the public, what can you do there, what does it cost, and how do you book.
If you typed “farm near me” or “farms in Palm Beach County” and landed here: The Bell Farm is a working, FDACS-registered agritourism farm in Loxahatchee, run by Randolph Scott Bell. You visit by booking — a farm stay, a spring soak, a farm dinner, a wedding or private event — and the America food truck serves walk-up food Thursday through Sunday. Everything below comes from the farm itself; where a detail has not been confirmed, it is marked as an owner placeholder instead of guessed.
Where to go next: the Bell Farm home page, the park page and package matrix, the farm stay guide, the farm wedding venue guide, the private events guide, the private farm dinner guide, the natural spring soak and the Doodle Bug Nursery.
The Bell Farm is a working agritourism farm at 16140 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee, FL 33470, in western Palm Beach County. It is one place with one address: farm stays, weddings and private events, farm dinners, a natural spring soak and walk-up food all happen on the same property. Call (561) 779-3213. The full picture is on the Bell Farm home page.
It is a working farm you visit by booking, not a walk-in park with daily public hours. Stays, the natural spring soak, farm dinners and events are reserved in advance, the nursery is visited by appointment, and the America food truck is open walk-up Thursday through Sunday. Call (561) 779-3213 to check the day you want, or see the package matrix on the park page.
If you are anywhere in western Palm Beach County, the answer is The Bell Farm in Loxahatchee. It is about twenty minutes from Wellington, The Acreage and Royal Palm Beach, and roughly half an hour from West Palm Beach. There is one Bell Farm and it is always in Loxahatchee; there is no second location closer to you. For the Wellington drive in detail, see the Winter Equestrian Festival stay guide.
No. This is The Bell Farm at 16140 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee, FL 33470, phone (561) 779-3213, run by Randolph Scott Bell. It is not another farm with a similar name, in Palm Beach County or anywhere else. If the address and phone number above do not match the listing you are looking at, it is a different business.
Yes. There are two Airbnb farm stays: the Tiny Oasis from $145 a night at peak and the Farm Cottage, which sleeps four, from $175 a night at peak. You can also book direct on the farm’s own calendar at book direct. Read the farm stay guide before you choose.
Yes. Weddings and private events start at $2,500 for the venue. Read the farm wedding venue guide if you are planning a wedding, or the private events guide for retreats, birthdays, reunions and celebrations of life. Call (561) 779-3213 to check a date.
Private farm-to-table dinners are $150 per person, served on the working farm. See the private farm dinner guide for how an evening runs.
The natural spring soak is a plant-filtered soaking experience on the farm, priced at $25, $40 or $90 depending on the session. The natural spring soak page explains how it works, what to bring and how to book.
Yes. America, the farm’s own food truck, serves walk-up food Thursday through Sunday at the farm. It is a hand-converted 1979 Blue Bird bus operating under Florida state license MFD1654011 under Chapter 509, Florida Statutes. Call (561) 779-3213 to confirm the day you plan to come.
Yes. The Bell Farm is an FDACS Registered Agritourism Operator and a Visit Florida Farms member since May 2026. Florida’s agritourism statutes are ss. 570.85–570.89, Florida Statutes; the local-preemption provision is s. 570.85(1). That is a factual description, not legal advice.
Randolph Scott Bell, who has operated in Palm Beach County since February 2009 through Bell Engineering and Construction Corporation, d/b/a BeacCorp Property Management. He answers the farm phone himself, (561) 779-3213.
Call (561) 779-3213 or text, or use the book-direct calendar for stays. Stays can also be booked through Airbnb. Soaks, dinners and events are booked direct so the calendar and the quote stay in one place.