Looking for a farm you can actually visit? The Bell Farm is a working farm at 16140 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee, FL 33470 — bees, a spring soak, farm stays, weddings, dinners and a nursery on one property. The only Bell Farm in Palm Beach County.
Most of Palm Beach County's farmland is working agriculture that is closed to the public. The Bell Farm is one you can book: a state-registered agritourism farm in Loxahatchee, about twenty minutes from Wellington, The Acreage and Royal Palm Beach and half an hour from West Palm Beach.
Not to be confused with another farm of the same name. A separate, unrelated Bell Farm operates in Deltona, Florida. This one is in Palm Beach County. You are in the right place if you see the Loxahatchee address above, the phone (561) 779-3213, the FDACS registered agritourism operator status and the Visit Florida Farms membership (since May 2026).
An hour or two: the spring soak or Meet the Bees. Both are short, both are bookable, and both are about the water lilies, the bees and the farm itself rather than a tour.
An evening: a private farm dinner at $150 per person, arranged in advance, or walk-up food from the AMERICA food truck Thursday through Sunday — a hand-converted 1979 Blue Bird bus parked at the farm.
A night or a weekend: the Tiny Oasis (two guests, from $145 a night at peak) or the Farm Cottage (sleeps four, from $175 a night at peak). The farm stay guide covers seasons, packing and etiquette.
A wedding or event: weddings and events start at $2,500. Read the farm wedding venue guide, then call with your date.
The farm is at 16140 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee, FL 33470, on the western stretch of Okeechobee Boulevard where Palm Beach County turns to acreage. Plan on driving. Visiting hours are not published here — call (561) 779-3213 before you come.
The Bell Farm, at 16140 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee, FL 33470, is a working, FDACS-registered agritourism farm in western Palm Beach County that you can visit, stay on, and eat at. Call (561) 779-3213 to arrange a visit, a stay, a dinner or an event.
No. This is the only Bell Farm in Palm Beach County. A separate, unrelated farm of the same name operates in Deltona, Florida. You are in the right place if the address is 16140 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee, the phone is (561) 779-3213, the farm is an FDACS registered agritourism operator and it is listed with Visit Florida Farms.
Seven things are bookable or visitable: the Twilight Meet the Bees experience, the natural spring soak, overnight farm stays, weddings and events, private farm-to-table dinners, the plant nursery, and photo and film bookings. The AMERICA food truck also serves walk-up food on the farm Thursday through Sunday.
Meet the Bees is $45 for adults and $25 under 12. The natural spring soak is $25, $40 or $90 depending on the session — see the soak page. Farm stays start at $145 a night (Tiny Oasis, peak season) and $175 a night (Farm Cottage, sleeps four, peak season). Farm dinners are $150 per person. Weddings and events start at $2,500. Anything else, ask at the counter or call.
Yes. The farm has two private units, the Tiny Oasis and the Farm Cottage, which sleeps four. Both are entire units on the working farm. Book direct by calling (561) 779-3213 or find the listings on Airbnb.
Yes. Weddings and events at the farm start at $2,500, and it is one property, so guests can stay on site. The farm wedding venue guide explains what to ask any venue and how to check your date; call with your date and headcount.
16140 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee, FL 33470, in western Palm Beach County — roughly half an hour from downtown West Palm Beach and about twenty minutes from Wellington, The Acreage and Royal Palm Beach. Plan on driving; the area is not walkable.
Hours are not published here, so please call (561) 779-3213 before you drive out. Most of the farm is experienced by booking — a stay, a soak, the bees, a dinner — and the AMERICA food truck serves walk-up Thursday through Sunday.
Yes. It is an FDACS Registered Agritourism Operator and a Visit Florida Farms member since May 2026, on land classified agricultural. Florida Statute 570.85 is the state law that keeps local governments from restricting agritourism on agricultural land.
Pet policy is set by the owner and is not published on this page. Please ask when you call (561) 779-3213 before you bring an animal to a farm that has its own.
Call or text (561) 779-3213. Randolph Scott Bell, the owner, answers. Stays can also be booked on Airbnb, and the book-direct page explains the direct route.