Sleep on a working farm in western Palm Beach County instead of a hotel on the coast. The Tiny Oasis sleeps two from $145 a night at peak; the Farm Cottage sleeps four from $175.
If you are looking for a farm stay in West Palm Beach, the honest answer is that The Bell Farm sits west of the city: 16140 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee, FL 33470, an FDACS Registered Agritourism Operator that has run since January 5, 2025. The land is classified agricultural and sits in the unincorporated area, so it answers to the Palm Beach County Planning, Zoning & Building Division, not to the City of West Palm Beach, which runs its own Development Services Department, Building Division, for properties inside the city.
It is also inland. West Palm Beach’s coastal core, downtown and the neighborhoods along the Intracoastal, sits in the 170 mph design-wind band on the Florida Building Code map; out here the weather that matters is wind and heavy rain rather than storm surge, and the flat land depends on canals and swales to move water. Much of the western county runs on wells and septic rather than city water and sewer, which is why a farm like this carries its own water. If a storm is forecast for your dates, call (561) 779-3213 and talk it through before you travel; we do not promise a reply time, but the number is the right place to start.
Who stays from the city? People whose house is being re-roofed or reworked, family visiting for a wedding who want a quiet night after the lights of downtown, and couples who want a weekend with the animals and the spring pond instead of a lobby. Rooms and what to pack are in the farm stay guide; the four-person unit has its own page, Farm Cottage, and the two-person unit is the Tiny Oasis.
Ask when you book: the natural spring pond at $60 per person, the wood-fired bannik at $90 per person (towels, venik and laundry are $15 per person, children half price), and a private farm-to-table dinner at $150 per person. See the natural spring soak and Meet the Bees. Marrying in the county? Read about a farm wedding venue near West Palm Beach.
To be sure you have the right Bell Farm: this is the one in Palm Beach County, phone (561) 779-3213. A separate, unrelated farm of the same name operates in Deltona.
Other towns: farm stays in Loxahatchee and private events near Wellington. Back to the Farm Cottage or The Bell Farm hub.
The same owner runs other work in the city, and a stay sometimes starts because of one of these. Reworking an older house? See construction in West Palm Beach, where the City’s own permit desk and historic districts matter. A roof that needs a look after a storm is on the West Palm Beach roofing page. Managing a community there is covered under property management, and a lot to clear before you build under land services.
Tell us your dates and how many are coming. Randolph will confirm what is open.
The Bell Farm is not inside the City of West Palm Beach. It is at 16140 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee, FL 33470, in western Palm Beach County, and guests from West Palm Beach drive out to it. The Tiny Oasis sleeps two from $145 per night at peak and the Farm Cottage sleeps four from $175 per night at peak. Call (561) 779-3213.
The Tiny Oasis starts at $145 per night and the Farm Cottage at $175 per night in peak season. Rates vary by season and length of stay, so call (561) 779-3213 for the rate on your dates.
It is in western Palm Beach County, inland from the city, so the drive depends on where in West Palm Beach you start and on traffic. Call (561) 779-3213 and we will talk you through the route.
No. The farm sits on land classified agricultural in the unincorporated area served by the Palm Beach County Planning, Zoning & Building Division. The City of West Palm Beach runs its own Development Services Department, Building Division, for properties inside the city.
No. The farm is inland, so the concerns are wind and heavy rain rather than storm surge. If a storm is forecast for your dates, call (561) 779-3213 before you travel.
No. A separate, unrelated farm of the same name operates in Deltona. This one is at 16140 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee, FL 33470, in Palm Beach County, phone (561) 779-3213.
Yes. The natural spring pond is $60 per person and the wood-fired bannik $90 per person, plus $15 per person for towels, venik and laundry; children are half price. A private farm-to-table dinner is $150 per person.
Call or text (561) 779-3213, or send the request form on this page with your name, phone and dates. Randolph, who owns the farm, confirms what is open. Both units are also listed on Airbnb.
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