The best things to do in Wellington

“Poinciana Golf Club is an open to the public Leon Howard design from 1976, an 18 hole par 64 that plays fast and fun with four sets of tees, lakes, bunkers and well kept greens. Now family run by brothers Paul and Vincent Grillo Jr, with Mel's Way for a post round bite.”

From the Greenacres newsletter, September 15, 2026

“If you’re plotting a local wedding, Buena Vista Farms and Brewery blends breezy Palm Beach vibes with a climate-controlled barn, all inclusive packages, professional staff, and a fully stocked bar. You’ll get dreamy nature shots, relaxing get-ready lounges, and yes, actual sheep...”

From the Royal Palm Beach newsletter, September 9, 2026

“Just down the road, Wycliffe Golf & Country Club packs two 18-hole championship courses, Har-Tru tennis, pickleball, bocce, a legit spa and an upbeat dining scene into a buzzing community vibe. Go for the golf, stay for the neighbors... and the fact they’ve earned Jade Status for sustainability.”

From the Wellington newsletter, September 16, 2026

“B. Dye, multiple polo fields, croquet lawns, and the Golf House for legit dining, fitness, a pool, and social events.”

From the Royal Palm Beach newsletter, September 9, 2026

“Sprawling indoor play space featuring arcade games, bumper cars, laser tag & other activities.”

“Between pristine golf, sunny pool days, and the kind of tennis and pickleball sessions that actually feel fun, Fountains Country Club nails the private club life. Add laid-back indoor and outdoor dining and a family-friendly vibe, then schedule a visit and see if it’s the weekly reset you’ve been missing.”

From the Wellington newsletter, August 28, 2026

“This week, put the to-do list on silent and play Village Golf Club, a par-72 parkland track with Jones Dwarf Bermuda greens and five tee boxes for every mood. Hit the full grass range, refine chips in the bunkers, then toast the round at the 19th hole.”

From the Royal Palm Beach newsletter, September 21, 2026

“Indoor trampoline park offering high-energy entertainment such as basketball, dodgeball, and rock climbing.”

“Voted the community’s favorite public track, Okeeheelee Golf Course delivers 27 holes of park-set golf with legit Florida scenery and frequent wildlife cameos. Sneak in a round this week, dial in your game with instruction, and chase a personal best on a Par 72 layout spread across 210 acres.”

From the West Palm Beach newsletter, August 23, 2026

“Whether you need a creative reset that beats another mall run, Superblue Miami packs over 50,000 square feet of immersive art from world-renowned artists, including teamLab’s digital worlds, James Turrell’s light, and Es Devlin’s mirrored labyrinth.”

From the Coral Springs newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Whether your toddler needs to climb, pretend cook, or just get the wiggles out, Wondergarden Indoor Playground is a clean, modern play spot with sensory play, music and art classes, and birthday parties. Grip socks on, and let membership unlock unlimited open play plus music classes.”

From the Royal Palm Beach newsletter, September 14, 2026

“Palm Beach National Golf & Country Club is championship-caliber without the hush-hush vibes, with a Joe Lee design, TifEagle greens, and music on the Inrange-powered range. This week, roll a few, smash a few, then post up at Smashers for legit food and cold drinks.”

From the Wellington newsletter, August 24, 2026

“Whether you're spinning up an intimate lakeside vow fest or a chandelier ready bash, Madison Green Country Club nails the details with the Preston Bailey Ballroom, the Lakeview Room, outdoor patios and MarBar Grille, plus coordinators and award winning catering so you can actually enjoy the party.”

From the Royal Palm Beach newsletter, September 18, 2026

“Need a serotonin boost this week that doesn't involve another coffee?”

From the Wellington newsletter, September 8, 2026

“Large-scale indoor trampoline center hosting open jump, fitness classes, dodgeball & parties.”

“Legendary fairways, the Blue Monster mystique, and the Trump Golf Academy make Trump National Doral Miami the local’s move when your tempo needs love. Play a round, then unwind at The Trump Spa or linger over steak at BLT Prime... your Sunday reset.”

From the Doral newsletter, August 26, 2026

“If you're craving a quieter round this week and a place to actually groove your swing, Banyan Golf Club pairs a classic private course with legit practice facilities, a pro shop that knows its gear, tennis for the cross-trainers, and social dining when the putts finally drop.”

From the West Palm Beach newsletter, August 26, 2026

“Wellington National Golf Club pairs a Johnny Miller designed 18-hole championship course with a legit neighborhood vibe, then feeds you at The Bistro and Wine Bar. It’s a go-to for members who want serious golf, a family-friendly scene, and event spaces ready for weddings or big celebrations.”

From the The Acreage newsletter, September 13, 2026

“CMX Cinemas Wellington pairs reclining seats and Dolby Atmos across 10 auditoriums with a modern gastropub, so you can swap stale popcorn for legit bites and a drink. Reserved seating and occasional RealD 3D screenings make it easy to meet friends without playing seat Tetris.”

From the Royal Palm Beach newsletter, September 11, 2026

“Swap the living-room A/C for a float in the 897-foot river, a wobbly run across the lily pad walk, and kid-approved chaos at the water playground, because Calypso Bay Waterpark is the low-stress cool-down your week needs.”

From the Royal Palm Beach newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Right next door in Loxahatchee Groves, 24 Karat Ranch offers a 10-acre equestrian backdrop for low-stress, nature-filled ceremonies, with charming farm animals, peaceful trails, and a wellness-focused team. It feels like The Acreage, just with better photo ops and yes, there are baby goats.”

From the The Acreage newsletter, August 31, 2026

“Modern spin on miniature golf over three visually themed rooms, plus food and drinks.”

“Since 2009, Wynwood Walls has been Miami’s original open-air museum for contemporary muralism, curated by Jessica Goldman Srebnick and often called the Olympics of Street Art, with 130+ artists from 30 countries rotating in and keeping the neighborhood’s walls fresh enough to justify another weekend wander.”

From the South Miami newsletter, September 11, 2026

“Golf itch acting up?”

From the Wellington newsletter, August 23, 2026