As you coast down the open highways, the anticipation builds as you approach this tropical paradise, known for its breathtaking beaches, vibrant culture, and an array of attractions to suit every type of traveler.

West Palm Beach's stunning coastline is perfect for camper van travelers, as you can park up at a beachside campground like the Palm Beach Motorcoach Resort or the West Jupiter Camping Resort. These spots offer not only scenic views but also convenient facilities to make your stay comfortable.

Start your exploration with a visit to the Norton Museum of Art. This cultural landmark features an impressive collection of American, European, and Chinese art, along with contemporary pieces and photography. The museum's lushly landscaped garden is also worth a visit, featuring several large-scale contemporary sculptures.

Next, take a stroll down Clematis Street, the historical heart of downtown West Palm Beach. This bustling area is lined with colorful boutiques, antique shops, and a wide array of eateries. Don't miss the vibrant West Palm Beach Green Market, where local vendors sell fresh produce, flowers, homemade goods, and more!

For nature lovers, the McCarthy's Wildlife Sanctuary is a must-visit. This accredited wildlife sanctuary cares for over 200 animals, offering close encounters with animals that have been rescued or born at the sanctuary. Your visit will contribute to the care of these animals, adding an altruistic touch to your trip.

Take a break from your land adventures and head to Peanut Island. This 80-acre tropical park is located in the Intracoastal Waterway and is perfect for a day of snorkeling, picnicking, and exploring.

No camper van trip to West Palm Beach would be complete without a visit to the iconic Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society. Here, you can observe a wide variety of species, including tigers, monkeys, and flamingos, in lush, tropical habitats.

For those seeking a bit of adventure, the Rapids Water Park offers 42 acres of thrill rides, a wave pool, and a quarter mile lazy river. It's a fantastic place to cool off and have some fun in the Florida sun.

Finally, as your day winds down, take a leisurely drive along the scenic route of A1A, where you can admire the stunning Atlantic Ocean on one side and the opulent Palm Beach estates on the other.



A camper van trip to West Palm Beach, Florida, offers the perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and cultural experiences. So pack your bags and set off on a journey that promises to be as exciting as the destination itself. Whether you're a beach bum, a culture vulture, a nature enthusiast, or a thrill-seeker, West Palm Beach has something for everyone.

Florida’s first junior college, Palm Beach Jr. College, opened in 1933.

West Palm Beach was incorporated two years before Miami in 1894.

Thousands of servicemen moved through West Palm Beach’s airport during WWII.