Welcome to Wellington
To the west of West Palm Beach, you will find Wellington, a quaint South Florida town with activities and natural beauty in spades. To the southwest of Wellington, you will find the Everglades, where you can spot wildlife and appreciate the untamed wilderness.
Due to the area’s farming origins, many farms and equestrian facilities exist. Teeming with greenery and galloping horses, Wellington has Southern Charm and a unique history. The houses in Wellington are lavish and provide families the space to grow and enjoy time spent at home. With Mediterranean-style villas and modern construction, you can find your dream home in this peaceful rural community.
What to Love
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Spacious properties with lush foliage
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Farmland and equestrian real estate
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Amenities and gourmet dining
Local Lifestyle
Residents of Wellington have chosen the area for the private communities and open tracts of land that allow them to take in the sights of their environment. The properties here stretch for acres, with facilities built to accommodate farming and equestrian ambitions. And the residential properties have views of the vast swaths of land where flora and fauna run wild. Wellington has emerged as a top destination for those moving to and relocating within Florida.
Dining, Entertainment, & Shopping
Wellington has numerous fine dining options for an intimate anniversary or a celebratory luncheon. You can go to Kaluz Restaurant to try contemporary American cuisine in a modern, elegant dining room. Their generous entrees, mouthwatering desserts, and specialty cocktails will have you returning any time you want quality service and consistent quality. If you are craving surf and turf for date night, Bimini Twist is an upscale seafood restaurant with tropical decor.
You can visit Piatto Bravo for authentic Italian cuisine. They have a modern interior and a full bar, where you can enjoy a semi-casual meal with beer, wine, or delicious mixed drinks. At the Palm Beach Polo Club, Stallion Restaurant draws in an impressive crowd. Their outdoor seating provides views of the surrounding course and lets residents enjoy the temperate Florida weather in style.
Things to Do
For the foodies of Wellington, you can visit the South Florida Garlic Festival to try new vendors, purchase locally sourced products, and try craft alcoholic beverages. The food sold maintains the garlic theme, but there are amusement rides, live music, and a craft fair to cleanse your palate. When you want to escape the crowds and clear your mind, the Wellington Environmental Preserve has winding trails through unkept Florida wetlands. With an observation tower and nature programs, you learn about the nature preserve and view the surrounding area from new heights.
If you want to learn more about the area's origins, visit the Bink Glisson Museum, where you can walk through a preserved village and learn about Wellington’s founding and initial construction. Located in the South Florida Fairgrounds in Palm Beach, this museum has historically accurate reenactors and guides to lead you through the village. These fairgrounds also host the annual South Florida Fair, which brings rides, prizes, and premier entertainment to your town. Your whole family can bond and enjoy their time at the fair, which lasts several days and attracts people from all over South Florida.
