A plant-filtered natural soak and a wood-fired bannik with a cold plunge, on a working farm in Loxahatchee, Palm Beach County. Pond $60 per person, bannik $90 per person.
If you live in West Palm Beach and want a cold plunge without a refrigerated tub on your patio, the Bell Farm in Loxahatchee is the outdoor answer: real water, kept clear by plants instead of chlorine, with the bannik and its cold plunge on the porch for the ones who want the full sequence. The farm is roughly half an hour west of the city.
West Palm Beach is the county seat and runs its own Development Services Department, Building Division, through the City's EPL permitting platform. Four neighborhoods, El Cid, Flamingo Park, Old Northwood and Southland Park, are City Historic Preservation districts, where exterior changes can need Historic Preservation Board approval before a permit is finaled. A permanent plunge or pool at your own address starts with that office; a session at the farm skips it.
The city's coastal core also sits in the 170 mph band of the county's design-wind map, a reason to look hard at any permanent outdoor build near the Intracoastal. The farm's soak is already built.
This is natural water, so there is no set temperature to promise. If the water matters to your plan, call before you book. Rinse before you enter, leave lotions and sunscreen off, and bring a towel layer for after; the full guide to a first soak is on the natural spring soak page.
The Bell Farm has operated since January 5, 2025, and is an FDACS Registered Agritourism Operator and a Visit Florida Farms member since May 2026. It is the Bell Farm at 16140 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee; a separate, unrelated farm of the same name operates in Deltona.
Also in West Palm Beach. If you are planning around the city, the rest of the company has pages for it: construction if a patio or opening needs a City permit before you host, roofing when the roof is the next storm-season job, property management if you run or sit on an association board, and land services for lot clearing or storm cleanup.
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The Bell Farm, 16140 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee, in Palm Beach County, west of the city. The spring pond is $60 per person and the wood-fired bannik, which ends with the cold plunge on the porch, is $90 per person. Call (561) 779-3213 to book.
Natural water. The pond is plant-filtered and chlorine-free, and the soak sits on a working farm. Because it is natural water, there is no set temperature to promise. Call (561) 779-3213 if temperature matters to your plan.
The pond is $60 per person, so $120 for two, plus $15 per person for towels, the birch venik and laundry. The bannik is $90 per person. Children are half price. A private quay evening is $165 per person, towels included.
Inside the City of West Palm Beach, permanent work goes through the City's own Development Services Department, Building Division, not the county, and homes in the historic districts such as El Cid, Flamingo Park, Old Northwood and Southland Park can need Historic Preservation Board review for exterior changes. That is a question for the City, not the farm. A session at the farm needs none of it.
No. The Bell Farm here is at 16140 Okeechobee Blvd, Loxahatchee, Palm Beach County, and is an FDACS Registered Agritourism Operator. A separate, unrelated farm of the same name operates in Deltona.