Seashore Campsites

Cape May Point - A quiet more mellow area with limited facilities.

Cape May Point State Park - Free parking and beach access. Clean bathrooms. Picnic and grilling facilities. Cape May Lighthouse, bird refuge, and hawk watching platform.

City of Cape May - The kind of beaches the Jersey Shore is famous for. An abundance of people, bars, restaurants, and shopping. Beach tags required. Beach tags and information can be obtained at the Seashore Campsites Registration Desk.

Sunset Beach - Known for, guess what, the sunsets of course!

The Cove - Great beach, great surfing!

There's plenty more, but you get the idea! Cape May, NJ is beach proud!!

WildWood Boardwalk - The two mile long World Famous Boardwalk appeals to the child in all of us! Five piers filled with rides and amusements including roller coasters, water parks, stores, games and restaurants.

Morey's Piers - located on the boardwalk in the Wildwoods NJ, is a classic seaside amusement park, family owned and operated since 1969. Voted the third best seaside amusement parks in the world by Amusement Today, Morey’s Piers spans over eighteen acres along six beach blocks and includes three amusement piers and two beachfront waterparks.

Cape May County Zoo - an amazing number of animals, birds and reptiles.

Cape May Bird Observatory - May 2012 "Cape MAYgration Celebration"

Cape May Point State Park - The beach, dunes, freshwater wetlands, ponds, and forested trails, located at the tip of the peninsula, make the Cape May Point State Park a wonderfully diverse natural area. The Park offers great opportunities to see dolphins and other ocean life, bird migration and monarch butterfly migration.

South Cape May Meadows- A Globally renowned Birder's Paradise!

Nature Center of Cape May - The nature center offers a full schedule of natural history programs for the general public throughout the year. A wide variety of group educational programs are available as well, either at the Nature Center of Cape May or at alternate sites such as outdoor habitats, schools, or clubs.

The Wetlands Institute -

Fun is a major part of every visit to the Wetlands Institute, where education and entertainment are combined!

Visits begin with Award-Winning Marion’s gardens. You will see hundreds of native plants, chosen to attract birds & butterflies. We believe that people will value wetlands and coastal ecosystems if they understand how they work and why the health of those systems is so tightly intertwined with ours. That belief is the moving force behind all our programs.

Stone Harbor Bird Sanctuary - Twenty-one and a half Acres with Fresh Water Pond, Fresh Water Meadow, Old Growth Maritime Forest Saltwater Marsh, Saltwater Pans, Saltwater Stream with Fish, Songbird Forest, Colonial Wading Bird Nesting Areas, Hundred Year+ Holly Tree, and More...

Cape May Charter and Party Boats - Enjoy the day out on a boat! Sport fishing in the Atlantic Ocean or Delaware Bay.

Cape May Golf Courses - Choose your favorite Tee Time at one of six public Golf Courses in Cape May County!...

Historic Cold Spring Village - an Early American open-air living history museum comprised of 25 buildings on a 22 acre wooded site. The structures, built during the early 1800's, were brought in from sites throughout Cape May County and laid out to represent a small 19th century South Jersey farming village.

Cape May Lighthouse - in Cape May Point State Park was built in 1859. It is said to be the second oldest continually operating lighthouse in the United States.

Doo Wop Experience - Brimming with cool artifacts, fun memories, fascinating history and bright neon lights. A celebration of architecture, design, music, pop culture and everything else that made Wildwood famous in its heyday of the '50s and '60s.