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Wellington, Florida – Equestrian Charm and Suburban Comfort


Located in Palm Beach County and incorporated in 1996, the Village of Wellington offers a unique mix of equestrian elegance, family-friendly living, and natural beauty. The area was essentially swampland when, in the  1950s, Charles Oliver Wellington purchased roughly 18,000 acres, naming it the Flying Cow Ranch—a nod to his pilot nickname and initials (“C.O.W.”).  Early drainage work by the Acme Improvement District transformed it into fertile farmland. At one point, it planted 2,000 acres of strawberries, becoming the world’s largest strawberry patch.


Incorporated officially on December 31, 1995, Wellington had fewer than 100. By 2020, its population had grown to over 61,000. Today, Wellington is known for its spacious neighborhoods, parks, and top-rated schools. Wellington balances a relaxed suburban lifestyle with vibrant events like Friday markets, holiday festivals, and world-class equestrian showcases.


Wellington proudly holds the title of “Winter Equestrian Capital of the World.” Each year, from January through April, it becomes a global hub for top-tier equestrian events like the Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF), Global Dressage Festival and the Gauntlet of Polo at the National Polo Center.


The WEF is the world’s largest hunter/jumper horse show. Spanning 13 weeks, with over 8,000 horses and tens of thousands of participants and spectators.  The equestrian season brings thousands of riders, fans, and horses from around the world, including Olympic-level competitors and spectators from dozens of countries. The Saturday night Grand Prix jumping events and Sunday polo matches draw large crowds for thrilling competition and socializing. Tailgating, fashion, and family fun are all part of the experience.


The International Polo Club (now the USPA National Polo Center) covers nearly 250 acres and hosts world-class polo tournaments each season. The Gauntlet features elite polo matches, including the prestigious U.S. Open Polo Championship.


Equestrian life is deeply rooted in Wellington, and the equestrian preserve includes 57 miles of multipurpose trails for horseback riding, biking, running, and hiking. Many neighborhoods are designed with private stables, riding trails, and easy access to showgrounds. Luxury communities like Grand Prix Village and Palm Beach Point cater to top riders and horse owners, offering estate homes with equestrian amenities. The Village honors its culture by preserving open space through zoning regulations that align with equestrian and environmental goals.

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With its blend of international flair, elite sports, and a relaxed upscale lifestyle, Wellington isn’t just a destination—it’s a way of life. Whether you ride or just love the atmosphere, it offers a one-of-a-kind experience where horses, community, and nature come together.

Population & Demographics

  • Population: ~61,(561) 556-0480; projected ~64,915 by 2025
  • Area: ~45.8 sq mi
  • Median household income: ~$110,294
  • Median home value: ~$557,100
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Top Attractions & Recreation

Palm Beach International Equestrian Center & Polo Grounds

  • Host of the annual Winter Equestrian Festival (Jan–Apr) and prestigious polo matches, including inclusive events like the International Gay Polo Tournament


Museum of Polo and Hall of Fame

  • The only polo museum in the world.
  • Founded in 1988 and relocated in 1997 to a 10‑acre estate in Lake Worth, FL
  • Showcases the sport's heritage, legends, and artifacts
  • The museum features an interactive timeline tracing polo's 2,600‑year origins in Asia through its evolution in the U.S. 
  • A recent renovation added 2,500 sq ft of exhibit space to accommodate new displays and events 
  • Admission to the museum is free, though donations are encouraged.
  • Operated as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the museum focuses on education, inclusion, and accessibility for diverse communities 

 

Outdoor & Family Fun


Wellington Environmental Preserve

  • Also known as the Wellington Wetlands—over 365 acres of nature trails, boardwalks, birdwatching platforms, nature education, wildlife and equestrian loops


Lakeside Market at Wellington Town Center

  • A popular Friday evening market running seasonally from early September through late May.
  • Features over 40 vendors/local artisans, gourmet food, live music, and family-friendly vibes
  • Guests can explore approximately 18 food trucks per night, with a wide variety of eats for sampling or dinner options
  • Family-friendly and pet-friendly—leashed pets are welcome, admission and parking are free

 

Wellington Amphitheater

  • Opened on July 3, 2010, with a grand Independence Day concert, the amphitheater was funded by a Palm Beach County grant.
  • The 3,200 sq ft performance facility seats up to 1,500 people on its lawn area and is located at 12100 Forest Hill Boulevard, adjacent to Scott’s Place playground and near the Aquatics Comple
  • The amphitheater hosts a wide range of free community events—from concerts, movie nights, plays and comedy shows to school functions, art markets, food truck rallies, and holiday celebrations.


Lion Country Safari:

  • Opened in 1967, it is America's First “Cageless” Zoo offering an extraordinary blend of drive-through wildlife preserve and family adventure park designed so that animals roam freely while guests observe from inside their vehicles.
  • Occupies nearly 600 acres, with open habitats and large herds visible from the comfort of your car.
  • Home to over 1,000 animals across 85–90 species from six continents, including the largest zebra herd in the U.S., and among the largest giraffe and rhino herds anywhere in the country
  • It’s a 4-mile safari drive is split into seven themed regions—Las Pampas, Ruaha, Kalahari, Gorongosa, Gir Forest, Serengeti, and Hwange—featuring animals such as giraffes, zebras, rhinos, wildebeests, and Asian lions.
  • Safari World, the adjacent 33-acre walk-through zone offering rides, animal exhibits, and interactive experiences
  • The Park offers, a Giraffe feeding platform, Petting zoo, lemur island, flamingo pond, and lorikeet aviary, a 16-hole mini‑golf course, hedge maze, paddle boats, Safari Queen boat tour, carousel, train ride, and water parks, the Safari Splash & Safari Falls.
  • The park annually draws around 500,000 visitors


Palm Beach GreenMarket & Nearby Attractions

  • Close to Lion Country Safari, Palm Beach Zoo, and Morikami Museum, making it a great home base for regional exploration


With renowned horse facilities, family-focused parks, vibrant markets, cultural access, and a solid demographic profile, Wellington, is one of South Florida's most desirable and well-rounded communities.

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