Casa del Mar guidebook
Food scene
This place is a pretty awesome restaurant with a different vibe. You can eat here and experience a whole different dining experience. Nothing like this place in entire NJ.
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Exit Zero Filling Station
110 Sunset BlvdThis place is a pretty awesome restaurant with a different vibe. You can eat here and experience a whole different dining experience. Nothing like this place in entire NJ.
One of the best restaurants in the area. Stop by here to eat some delicious Greek food.
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Olive Branch
1891 Bayshore RdOne of the best restaurants in the area. Stop by here to eat some delicious Greek food.
This place is pretty cool and it is decorated with amazing beach nautical decor.
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Castaway Cafe
301 Bayshore RdThis place is pretty cool and it is decorated with amazing beach nautical decor.
Awesome place to grab some good food.
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Red Brick Ale House
3832 Bayshore RdAwesome place to grab some good food.
This is a pretty cool place for take out. Enjoy some fresh fish at this local favorite spot!
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Fish & Fancy Seafood Take Out
2406 Bayshore RdThis is a pretty cool place for take out. Enjoy some fresh fish at this local favorite spot!
Great place to eat next to the Marina.
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The Lobster House
906 Schellengers Landing RdGreat place to eat next to the Marina.
Perfect local breakfast spot. Has all the classics and some great playe specials too. Right next to a small brewery and the aviation museum. So you can start your day here with plenty to explore and do around you. Cute decor, great location, and good solid food. I'd definitely reccomend it!
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Flight Deck Diner
505 Terminal DrPerfect local breakfast spot. Has all the classics and some great playe specials too. Right next to a small brewery and the aviation museum. So you can start your day here with plenty to explore and do around you. Cute decor, great location, and good solid food. I'd definitely reccomend it!
Menz restaurant is a staple near villas, you can easily spot their Menz sign outside of the restaurant and it’s a good place to have some fun and eat.
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Menz Restaurant
985 NJ-47Menz restaurant is a staple near villas, you can easily spot their Menz sign outside of the restaurant and it’s a good place to have some fun and eat.
Great fun place to eat by the Marina
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Lucky Bones Back Water Grille
1200 NJ-109Great fun place to eat by the Marina
This is a great place to enjoy an ice cream in the local area. It has an awesome drive thru that makes it convenient for you to enjoy.
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Mister Softee Ice Cream
1890 Bayshore RdThis is a great place to enjoy an ice cream in the local area. It has an awesome drive thru that makes it convenient for you to enjoy.
Great spot for ice cream with the family, be sure to stop by here and try them out!
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Fleck's Ice Cream
1600 Bayshore RdGreat spot for ice cream with the family, be sure to stop by here and try them out!
One of the better seafood restaurants in Stone Harbor area. Gets super crowded around dinner time, better to make reservation ahead of time. The restaurant has mostly indoor sitting only, with few tables outside of shed, under open space. The menu items and drinks are written with chalks in boards hanging on walls, but they hand out paper menus too.
This place lots of interesting sea food dishes. They start you off with complementary chickpeas. The appetizer and entrees do take some time to come out, during rush hours. We really like their clamps, mussels, blackened fish (very well seasoned), and the Moqueca stew. Unfortunately, the margaritas were little disappointing. Out of the three margaritas we ordered, only Passion Fruit had some taste of the fruit, for Mango and Blood Orange, we couldn’t find any presence of fruit, just tasted alcohol. The kids pasta with marinara also very blend.
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Quahog's Seafood Shack and Bar
206 97th StOne of the better seafood restaurants in Stone Harbor area. Gets super crowded around dinner time, better to make reservation ahead of time. The restaurant has mostly indoor sitting only, with few tables outside of shed, under open space. The menu items and drinks are written with chalks in boards hanging on walls, but they hand out paper menus too.
This place lots of interesting sea food dishes. They start you off with complementary chickpeas. The appetizer and entrees do take some time to come out, during rush hours. We really like their clamps, mussels, blackened fish (very well seasoned), and the Moqueca stew. Unfortunately, the margaritas were little disappointing. Out of the three margaritas we ordered, only Passion Fruit had some taste of the fruit, for Mango and Blood Orange, we couldn’t find any presence of fruit, just tasted alcohol. The kids pasta with marinara also very blend.
Well-appointed, luxe eatery & tavern offering seasonal, farm-to-table New American cuisine & drinks.
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Ebbitt Room
25 Jackson StWell-appointed, luxe eatery & tavern offering seasonal, farm-to-table New American cuisine & drinks.
Rusty Nail is a pretty cool place, here you can sit and eat and drink while having your feet in the sand. Definitely a nice place to check out.
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Rusty Nail
205 Beach AveRusty Nail is a pretty cool place, here you can sit and eat and drink while having your feet in the sand. Definitely a nice place to check out.
Good place to enjoy sea food, not serving but can bring own beer or wine.
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H&H Seafood Market
956 Ocean DrGood place to enjoy sea food, not serving but can bring own beer or wine.
Great pizza, Amazing drinks, very cool atmosphere! If you're in Cape may don't miss this place!
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Brown Room At Congress Hall
200 Congress PlGreat pizza, Amazing drinks, very cool atmosphere! If you're in Cape may don't miss this place!
Love this place for breakfast!
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Uncle Bill's Pancake House
4001 West AveLove this place for breakfast!
Sightseeing
The Cape May lighthouse is a pretty cool place to go and visit, located near sunset beach 🏖. Nearby you can see some old school military bunkers and is perfect for a stroll and sightseeing!
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Faro de Cape May
215 Light House AveThe Cape May lighthouse is a pretty cool place to go and visit, located near sunset beach 🏖. Nearby you can see some old school military bunkers and is perfect for a stroll and sightseeing!
This is an amazing Zoo that is fun not just for the kids but the entire family. The Zoo has 2 kids playgrounds where the kiddos can run around and have fun! Best of all it’s 100% Free admissions.
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Cape May County Park & Zoo
707 U.S. 9This is an amazing Zoo that is fun not just for the kids but the entire family. The Zoo has 2 kids playgrounds where the kiddos can run around and have fun! Best of all it’s 100% Free admissions.
Great place to stroll with your family spending time to investigate the unique shops and specialty places. Plenty of benches to pause and enjoy the weather and surroundings.
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Washington Street Mall
401 Washington StGreat place to stroll with your family spending time to investigate the unique shops and specialty places. Plenty of benches to pause and enjoy the weather and surroundings.
Located on the Harbor in Cape May City, this learning center and exhibit aquaria is dedicated to providing environmental education for people of all ages. The Cape May Nature Center is a must visit experience in Cape May. Located on the Harbor it offers a variety of experiences interacting with crabs, fish and other sea life for kids and families. There is also a variety of camps for kids and a family camp.
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Nature Center of Cape May
1600 Delaware AveLocated on the Harbor in Cape May City, this learning center and exhibit aquaria is dedicated to providing environmental education for people of all ages. The Cape May Nature Center is a must visit experience in Cape May. Located on the Harbor it offers a variety of experiences interacting with crabs, fish and other sea life for kids and families. There is also a variety of camps for kids and a family camp.
Fire Control Tower No. 23 is New Jersey’s last remaining restorable World War II tower, and was part of the immense Harbor Defense of the Delaware system known as Fort Miles. It played a major part in the coastal defense of the Delaware River and Bay. Built in 1942, the tower was one of 15 towers that helped aim batteries of coastal artillery. Fire Control Tower No. 23 is on land now part of the Cape May Point State Park. The boardwalk leading up to the Tower is lined with interpretive panels and leads to the All Veterans Memorial on the rear deck at the base of the Tower. The deck and entry level are all fully accessible. The Tower was restored and is operated by the non-profit Cape May MAC (Museums + Arts + Culture).
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World War II Lookout Tower
536 Sunset BlvdFire Control Tower No. 23 is New Jersey’s last remaining restorable World War II tower, and was part of the immense Harbor Defense of the Delaware system known as Fort Miles. It played a major part in the coastal defense of the Delaware River and Bay. Built in 1942, the tower was one of 15 towers that helped aim batteries of coastal artillery. Fire Control Tower No. 23 is on land now part of the Cape May Point State Park. The boardwalk leading up to the Tower is lined with interpretive panels and leads to the All Veterans Memorial on the rear deck at the base of the Tower. The deck and entry level are all fully accessible. The Tower was restored and is operated by the non-profit Cape May MAC (Museums + Arts + Culture).
This museum is laid out very well and there are many interactive pieces to bring you back in history. Very informative and fun for the whole family. The staff are pleasant and a pleasure to talk to and learn from.
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Museo de Aviación de la Estación Naval de Wildwood
500 Forrestal RdThis museum is laid out very well and there are many interactive pieces to bring you back in history. Very informative and fun for the whole family. The staff are pleasant and a pleasure to talk to and learn from.
This is a perfect way to go dolphin 🐬 watching. You will have the opportunity to see them upclose! Amazing way to spend the Day!
Spirit of Cape May
1218 Wilson DrThis is a perfect way to go dolphin 🐬 watching. You will have the opportunity to see them upclose! Amazing way to spend the Day!
Neighborhoods
The Villas is a great place to call home!
Villas is a town in New Jersey with a population of 8,769. Villas is in Cape May County. Living in Villas offers residents a rural feel and most residents own their homes. Residents of Villas tend to lean conservative.
It is located in a perfect spot far away from loud traffic, party goers, and mayhem yet close enough to the action and beaches. When you visit here you can come and relax in a quiet little town while yet being very close to beaches and great attraction areas! Come and visit us today!
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Villas
The Villas is a great place to call home!
Villas is a town in New Jersey with a population of 8,769. Villas is in Cape May County. Living in Villas offers residents a rural feel and most residents own their homes. Residents of Villas tend to lean conservative.
It is located in a perfect spot far away from loud traffic, party goers, and mayhem yet close enough to the action and beaches. When you visit here you can come and relax in a quiet little town while yet being very close to beaches and great attraction areas! Come and visit us today!
Cape May holds the distinction of being the first seaside holiday destination in America. This picturesque beach town, with its pleasant tree-lined streets and dainty Victorian cottages is full of nostalgic charm. The quaint Historic District of Cape May stands out from everywhere else along the Jersey Shore.
Besides its splendid 19th-century architecture, Cape May boasts stunning natural scenery. Miles of pristine sandy shoreline extend along the Cape May coast, which is tucked away at the southernmost tip of New Jersey where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Delaware Bay.
During summertime, the beaches are colorful scenes of bright parasols and kids splashing around in the shallow waves. In the spring and autumn, the refreshing Atlantic breezes and mild weather invite leisurely strolls along the oceanfront promenade. Other things to do include biking, boating, fishing, bird-watching, fine dining, and antique shopping.
A fashionable summertime beach destination, Cape May offers endless opportunities for sightseeing and outdoor activities. Plan your vacation at this upscale seaside resort with our list of the top attractions in Cape May.
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Cape May
227 Beach AveCape May holds the distinction of being the first seaside holiday destination in America. This picturesque beach town, with its pleasant tree-lined streets and dainty Victorian cottages is full of nostalgic charm. The quaint Historic District of Cape May stands out from everywhere else along the Jersey Shore.
Besides its splendid 19th-century architecture, Cape May boasts stunning natural scenery. Miles of pristine sandy shoreline extend along the Cape May coast, which is tucked away at the southernmost tip of New Jersey where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Delaware Bay.
During summertime, the beaches are colorful scenes of bright parasols and kids splashing around in the shallow waves. In the spring and autumn, the refreshing Atlantic breezes and mild weather invite leisurely strolls along the oceanfront promenade. Other things to do include biking, boating, fishing, bird-watching, fine dining, and antique shopping.
A fashionable summertime beach destination, Cape May offers endless opportunities for sightseeing and outdoor activities. Plan your vacation at this upscale seaside resort with our list of the top attractions in Cape May.
Cape May Point State Park is a protected stretch of shoreline, sand dunes, coastal marshland, ponds, and forest habitat with an environmental center and museum. The park's main attraction is the Cape May Lighthouse, built in 1859. Visitors may climb (199 steps) to the top of the lighthouse tower to admire sweeping panoramas of the Atlantic coastline and the Delaware Bay.
Several hiking trails wind through the park, affording a chance to spot wildlife or migrating birds. The Monarch Trail was named after the monarch butterflies that are attracted to wildflowers here in the fall, while the Plover Trail is a wonderful path for viewing plovers, oystercatchers, and other shorebirds.
The Duck Pond Trail abounds with wildlife including duck, turtles, river otters, and bald eagles.
From both the Monarch Trail and Plover Trail, visitors can see the World War II Gun Battery (bunker) on the beach.
Near Cape May Point about a five-minute drive from the Cape May Lighthouse is the World War II Lookout Tower, which played an important role in defending the country from invasion during the Second World War. The tower was built in 1942 as one of 15 coastal defense towers in New Jersey.
This tourist site includes a Visitors' Orientation Center and a museum, which presents military history-themed exhibits, interpretive panels along the boardwalk that provide historical insights, and a memorial paying tribute to war veterans. The Museum Shop sells maritime-themed souvenirs.
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Cape May Point
Cape May Point State Park is a protected stretch of shoreline, sand dunes, coastal marshland, ponds, and forest habitat with an environmental center and museum. The park's main attraction is the Cape May Lighthouse, built in 1859. Visitors may climb (199 steps) to the top of the lighthouse tower to admire sweeping panoramas of the Atlantic coastline and the Delaware Bay.
Several hiking trails wind through the park, affording a chance to spot wildlife or migrating birds. The Monarch Trail was named after the monarch butterflies that are attracted to wildflowers here in the fall, while the Plover Trail is a wonderful path for viewing plovers, oystercatchers, and other shorebirds.
The Duck Pond Trail abounds with wildlife including duck, turtles, river otters, and bald eagles.
From both the Monarch Trail and Plover Trail, visitors can see the World War II Gun Battery (bunker) on the beach.
Near Cape May Point about a five-minute drive from the Cape May Lighthouse is the World War II Lookout Tower, which played an important role in defending the country from invasion during the Second World War. The tower was built in 1942 as one of 15 coastal defense towers in New Jersey.
This tourist site includes a Visitors' Orientation Center and a museum, which presents military history-themed exhibits, interpretive panels along the boardwalk that provide historical insights, and a memorial paying tribute to war veterans. The Museum Shop sells maritime-themed souvenirs.
The Fisherman's Wharf of Cape May, Schellenger's Landing gives tourists a taste of the town's seafaring past. Schellenger's Landing has several marinas: South Jersey Marina, Utsch's Marina, and Miss Chris Marina.
A great spot for setting off on recreational fishing and boating adventures, the marinas at Schellenger's Landing have many shops that sell fishing gear and rent out kayaks and paddleboards. At Utsch's Marina and Miss Chris Marina, anglers can embark on sportfishing charters and deep-sea fishing trips. Bird-watching boat cruises leave from Miss Chris Marina.
Schellenger's Landing is one of the best places to visit in Cape May for a seafood meal. Waterfront restaurants specializes in fresh-caught fish.
Schellengers Landing Road
Schellengers Landing RoadThe Fisherman's Wharf of Cape May, Schellenger's Landing gives tourists a taste of the town's seafaring past. Schellenger's Landing has several marinas: South Jersey Marina, Utsch's Marina, and Miss Chris Marina.
A great spot for setting off on recreational fishing and boating adventures, the marinas at Schellenger's Landing have many shops that sell fishing gear and rent out kayaks and paddleboards. At Utsch's Marina and Miss Chris Marina, anglers can embark on sportfishing charters and deep-sea fishing trips. Bird-watching boat cruises leave from Miss Chris Marina.
Schellenger's Landing is one of the best places to visit in Cape May for a seafood meal. Waterfront restaurants specializes in fresh-caught fish.
Beyond the Historic District of Cape May is a quiet rural community with many small farms. Dating back to the 1600s, European colonists cultivated this area for agricultural use. In the 20th century, the land was used for the Cape May dairy, as well as for lima bean and soy bean farms.
In keeping with its heritage, a Lima Bean Festival takes place at Wilbraham Park in West Cape May every October.
Tourists will also enjoy cycling in West Cape May; it's an easy (and scenic) bike ride from Cape May's center. Bird-watchers will appreciate the observation decks and walking trails at South Cape May Meadows, which includes 200 acres of protected habitat for birds and other wildlife.
Built on a historic property, Beach Plum Farm is a 62-acre farm that supplies produce to local restaurants. Beach Plum Farm grows over 100 varieties of fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers.
The property's rustic-chic country market sells hand-picked fresh produce harvested from the farm's fields and gardens, while the Farm Kitchen serves breakfast and lunch made with ingredients from the farm.
Other reasons to visit Beach Plum Farm are the shaded picnic area (perfect for sunny days) and farm-to-table dinners. There are also quaint cottages that provide overnight accommodations.
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West Cape May
Beyond the Historic District of Cape May is a quiet rural community with many small farms. Dating back to the 1600s, European colonists cultivated this area for agricultural use. In the 20th century, the land was used for the Cape May dairy, as well as for lima bean and soy bean farms.
In keeping with its heritage, a Lima Bean Festival takes place at Wilbraham Park in West Cape May every October.
Tourists will also enjoy cycling in West Cape May; it's an easy (and scenic) bike ride from Cape May's center. Bird-watchers will appreciate the observation decks and walking trails at South Cape May Meadows, which includes 200 acres of protected habitat for birds and other wildlife.
Built on a historic property, Beach Plum Farm is a 62-acre farm that supplies produce to local restaurants. Beach Plum Farm grows over 100 varieties of fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers.
The property's rustic-chic country market sells hand-picked fresh produce harvested from the farm's fields and gardens, while the Farm Kitchen serves breakfast and lunch made with ingredients from the farm.
Other reasons to visit Beach Plum Farm are the shaded picnic area (perfect for sunny days) and farm-to-table dinners. There are also quaint cottages that provide overnight accommodations.
Chill or thrill? Crazy or lazy? Mild or Wild? In the Wildwoods, you can do as much, or as little, as you like. There’s 5 miles of FREE white-sand beaches and 38 blocks of boardwalk fun with rides, waterparks, shopping and arcades, plus great dining and nightlife. Everything you could ever want in a vacation experience is all right here.
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Wildwood
Chill or thrill? Crazy or lazy? Mild or Wild? In the Wildwoods, you can do as much, or as little, as you like. There’s 5 miles of FREE white-sand beaches and 38 blocks of boardwalk fun with rides, waterparks, shopping and arcades, plus great dining and nightlife. Everything you could ever want in a vacation experience is all right here.
Beaches
Sunset beach is what made us fall in love with Cape May. From here you can have breakfast or lunch while eating on the beach. You can always find dolphins swimming in packs.
Additionally, you can enjoy the beautiful sunset on the beach, locals always come down to see the beautiful sunset.
Furthermore, you can come and observe the S.S. Atlantus, a sunken ship from World War I. In 1926 she was docked in Cape May when a storm broke her loose and ran her aground, just off of Sunset Beach. She couldn't be pried off of the bottom because she was made of, well, concrete. For the last 90+ years her slowly crumbling hulk has been a tourist attraction, although not much of her is left above water.
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Sunset Beach
Sunset BlvdSunset beach is what made us fall in love with Cape May. From here you can have breakfast or lunch while eating on the beach. You can always find dolphins swimming in packs.
Additionally, you can enjoy the beautiful sunset on the beach, locals always come down to see the beautiful sunset.
Furthermore, you can come and observe the S.S. Atlantus, a sunken ship from World War I. In 1926 she was docked in Cape May when a storm broke her loose and ran her aground, just off of Sunset Beach. She couldn't be pried off of the bottom because she was made of, well, concrete. For the last 90+ years her slowly crumbling hulk has been a tourist attraction, although not much of her is left above water.
This is one of those places that is not as popular since it is not close to any bars, restaurants or activities. That is precisely why I enjoy it so much.
The primary entrance is on Wilmington Ave. Once you arrive you'll see a very wide beautiful section of beach. Lifeguards here seem to be sparce compared to Cape May Beach. But there are a lot less people so if you have younger kids it's easier to keep an eye on them.
Overall, this is one of the least populated beaches that I've been to in NJ and that has a lot to do with why it is one of my favorites.
Poverty Beach
This is one of those places that is not as popular since it is not close to any bars, restaurants or activities. That is precisely why I enjoy it so much.
The primary entrance is on Wilmington Ave. Once you arrive you'll see a very wide beautiful section of beach. Lifeguards here seem to be sparce compared to Cape May Beach. But there are a lot less people so if you have younger kids it's easier to keep an eye on them.
Overall, this is one of the least populated beaches that I've been to in NJ and that has a lot to do with why it is one of my favorites.
Lighthouse Beach is a local favorite! Perfect to go dolphin 🐬 watching and much bigger than sunset 🌅 beach. This one also has bathrooms!
215 Light House Ave
215 Light House AvenueLighthouse Beach is a local favorite! Perfect to go dolphin 🐬 watching and much bigger than sunset 🌅 beach. This one also has bathrooms!
Dog Friendly Beaches
Wildwood Dog Park and Beach in Wildwood, NJ is pet-friendly. Formerly the Poplar Avenue Beach, this is a dog-friendly spot to romp in the sand and surf. Owners can walk their dog under the boardwalk at Maple Avenue to access the beach. The area features plenty of room for you and your pooch to soak up the sun and take a dip. Dogs must be leashed on the beach itself, but the nearby dog park is leash-free. Fresh water is only available inside of the park, not on the beach. There are no opening times for the beach, but the City recommends swimming while a lifeguard is present.
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Wildwood Dog Park & Beach
3000 BoardwalkWildwood Dog Park and Beach in Wildwood, NJ is pet-friendly. Formerly the Poplar Avenue Beach, this is a dog-friendly spot to romp in the sand and surf. Owners can walk their dog under the boardwalk at Maple Avenue to access the beach. The area features plenty of room for you and your pooch to soak up the sun and take a dip. Dogs must be leashed on the beach itself, but the nearby dog park is leash-free. Fresh water is only available inside of the park, not on the beach. There are no opening times for the beach, but the City recommends swimming while a lifeguard is present.
Paw prints can be found in the sand from leashed dogs at Sunset Beach from mid-September through mid-April. If you get hungry, The Grille has several dog friendly outdoor tables. Sunset Beach is also famous for the concrete ship of SS Atlantus which has been "grounded" at Cape May Point since 1926. End your day with the flag ceremony which is held nightly from May through September.
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Sunset Beach
Sunset BlvdPaw prints can be found in the sand from leashed dogs at Sunset Beach from mid-September through mid-April. If you get hungry, The Grille has several dog friendly outdoor tables. Sunset Beach is also famous for the concrete ship of SS Atlantus which has been "grounded" at Cape May Point since 1926. End your day with the flag ceremony which is held nightly from May through September.
Higbee Beach Wildlife Management Area in Cape May is dog-friendly. This half-mile stretch of beach allows dogs on leash and under control from September through April. Parking areas near the beach may be closed during the summer. The park is open daily from dawn to dusk. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that their pooches leave behind.
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Higbee Beach Wildlife Management Area
Higbee Beach Wildlife Management Area in Cape May is dog-friendly. This half-mile stretch of beach allows dogs on leash and under control from September through April. Parking areas near the beach may be closed during the summer. The park is open daily from dawn to dusk. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that their pooches leave behind.
Take Fido for a beach day at North Cape May Beach, a dog-friendly beach located in West Cape May, NJ. The sandy shores allow leashed dogs to catch some rays and enjoy the waves. The beach borders Delaware Bay and can experience drastic changes with the tides. Please note that dogs are not permitted on the beach during peak hours in season.
North Cape May Beach
Take Fido for a beach day at North Cape May Beach, a dog-friendly beach located in West Cape May, NJ. The sandy shores allow leashed dogs to catch some rays and enjoy the waves. The beach borders Delaware Bay and can experience drastic changes with the tides. Please note that dogs are not permitted on the beach during peak hours in season.
Brewery
This is a fantastic place and experience!!!! It’s a destination spot well worth the visit. From the moment you walk in the door and see the big welcoming smile on the hostesses face to the beer tenders helpful suggestions. The ambiance is fun, funky, and relaxing which makes you want to stay longer!!! The outside has covered patio seating. Not to mention the huge array of beer and ale offerings is phenomenal! Visit this place today!
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Cape May Brewing Co. Tasting Room & Brewtique
1250 Hornet RdThis is a fantastic place and experience!!!! It’s a destination spot well worth the visit. From the moment you walk in the door and see the big welcoming smile on the hostesses face to the beer tenders helpful suggestions. The ambiance is fun, funky, and relaxing which makes you want to stay longer!!! The outside has covered patio seating. Not to mention the huge array of beer and ale offerings is phenomenal! Visit this place today!
Amazing beer, service, location, employees, atmosphere…the list goes on
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Gusto Brewing
3860 Bayshore RdAmazing beer, service, location, employees, atmosphere…the list goes on
Coho Brewing Co.
28 Indian Trail RdCold Spring Brewery
733 Seashore RdMudHen Brewing Company
127 W Rio Grande Ave7 Mile Brewery
3156 Rte 9 SSlack Tide Brewing Company
1879 NJ-83Winery
Want to share a glass of wine and a nice afternoon or evening with friends? This is the place.
Indoor or outdoor seating in a beautiful setting. Great courtyard with a large fountain surrounded be covered seating, blooming gardens, and grape vines.
Pleasant staff, large wine selection, and well prepared light foods.
They even had live entertainment.
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Cape May Winery & Vineyard
711 Town Bank RdWant to share a glass of wine and a nice afternoon or evening with friends? This is the place.
Indoor or outdoor seating in a beautiful setting. Great courtyard with a large fountain surrounded be covered seating, blooming gardens, and grape vines.
Pleasant staff, large wine selection, and well prepared light foods.
They even had live entertainment.
Willow Creek Winery & Farm
168 Stevens StHawk Haven Vineyard & Winery
600 S Railroad AveNatali Vineyards
221 N Delsea Dr