Had friends spend some time here and they raved about the friendly staff . The amenities are 5 star…read morethey had told me . Dining options are excellent as they have 3 5 star restaurants on site plus very close to downtown Bridgeton for more entertainment options . My friends told me they also offer Wine making classes and have tattoo conventions a few times a year .

Great place friendly and knowledgeable staff. Meals are…read moreserved with a wake call or by a pager. Rooms and activities are exactly like the brochure. Spacious gym for weight training, basketball, or hand ball, you enjoy this either indoor or outdoors. They offer long term stays with no specific check out times. This beautiful facility is located just minutes away from beautiful historic Bridgeton New Jersey, A cultural melting pot where you can enjoy a variety of cuisine.

This is the municipal building for the City of Millville. The mural on the side of the building…read moredepicts the Thunderbolt, a plane that was made famous here. This is your typical city hall. The workers are generally pleasant. Property owners are able to pay their water bills in a drive-through. City Commission meetings are held in this building. I have checked tax records here too. The engineering department has a wonderful view of the Maurice River. Parking here is a bit tight.

Not sure why this small, efficient and friendly post office got such a low rating but I walked in &…read morewas waited on immediately from a friendly young lady who helped me find the correct box and packaging for me to ship a cell phone. She went above and beyond and was pleasant to work with. There was no line and it was clean and organized with great service with a smile ( ok she had a mask on so a smeyes) ... What more can we ask for?

Rudest customer service ever! We were yelled at for asking to borrow the priority tape for our…read morepriority package. We travel a lot and every post office in all the different states we have been to have allowed us to do so. Except this one. We were yelled at saying the policy changed three years ago and how all the other post offices are wrong. The tirent, Bernadette, then bathed how she is the shop steward and how she always has to correct people on this. I don't give a rat's ass who you are, don't yell at me. A simple sorry we no longer give out would have sufficed. We also over heard her complain to a customer that she can not lift heavy things because she just had surgery and continued with her grumpiness. It is no the customer's fault you came back to work too soon. Perhaps a job where you do not lift or deal with customers would suit her better.

I used to love this library. My kids grew up reading books and attending classes here, and we had…read morewonderful experiences for years. Recently, however, I had a very unprofessional encounter with Anna. She was rude, talked over me multiple times, and showed no interest in hearing the other person's request. Anna has left me with a horrific impression of this library.

The Vineland Public Library is a modern, well stocked library with helpful, friendly staff and…read morewonderful activities. We frequent the library for their children and teen activities. They host everything from book clubs to pot-lucks & parties. I also enjoy the internet access that includes Ancestry.com. As a genealogist, it's a dream!

When it works out, I stop in at this library fairly often to do some work on my laptop. It's a…read morefairly relaxed atmosphere. That is, it's not entirely quiet: there are often children or adults chattering or a class going on in the computer lab. They have some computers, and wifi. I can't really rate it on book selection, but it's a fairly small library that seems to do a pretty brisk business with people renting dvd's and such. They've also added some services where you can borrow movies, books, and music in an electronic format.

This is an okay library, but as far as county libraries go, it pales to Cape May County. Until…read morerecently, this was part of the CLUES system. CLUES was awesome as all the county's libraries were connected. One card gained access to any library. Unfortunately, within the past year the county went to a new system and tried to force the municipal libraries to follow suit. They didn't. Now we have two different systems. That pretty much relegates the county library on the outs. We went there today for the first time in at least a year. A new card had to be issued. Given we seldom travel this direction, this library is not great for us.

What a hidden gem! We've passed the Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum for years and finally…read morestopped in--and we're so glad we did. The volunteers gave us what felt like a private tour, sharing not only the history of the station but also fascinating stories about Ocean City itself. We loved learning how the shoreline once came right up to the station, how the surfmen lived and worked, and how the station was brought back into service during World War II because of U-boats. The realistic mannequins, original equipment, and period rooms make it easy to imagine life there over a century ago. Best of all, admission is free, and it's clear the volunteers put their hearts into preserving this history. If you're visiting Ocean City, don't make the mistake we did and keep walking past it. It's absolutely worth a visit.

If you're at the shore and want to take a short break from all the sun and surf and other…read moreactivities, how about indulging in a little history. The historic life saving station in the north end of Ocean City is a pleasant journey into a bit of maritime history. You can still see some of the old life boats which were used in rescue attempts of people imperiled in and on the sea. The original kitchen and bedrooms are still here which were used by the men and women who worked at this facility and saved many a life over the years. Interesting enough - at one time this life saving station was directly on the beach and ocean but the years have shifted the sands and now it is a very long block inland from the water. Worth a visit if you are in the area.

Cool little residential town. Few clumps of shops, restaurants and bars but mostly a seasonal town…read moreof families and beach goers. The dream of owning a "shore" home was shared by many Philadelphians. The population quadruples Thursday to Sunday during June through August. Not a town of weekly rentals but rather monthly or seasonal renters mixed with many owners who occupy there homes mostly in the summer months and occasionally weekends during the remainder of the year. The beaches are beautiful, well maintained and guarded. The families and beach goers are friendly. Byo food of drink as there is not a boardwalk or commercial entities on the beach except the rolling ice cream man. Great place to bring your family. Some nightlife west along the bay or at Ventnor Coffee. Right next door is the the lovely Ventnor Boardwalk and a stones throw to Atlantic City or Ocean City. Margate's the Best!

Really nice little library, greats areas designated for quiet study, computers to use, and a bank…read moreof desks with lots of electrical plugs for lap tops. Good selection of books and dvds. Located near the senior day program so seniors use the room with magazines and newspapers. Clean bathrooms and filtered water available to refill bottles. Parking lot fills up quickly.

If you've never been to this river front Victorian village it's worth the u-turn and the tour of…read morethe houses and the inspired Historic Society. Open on the first and third Sunday from 1pm-4pm you'll meet local residents who are more than willing to share the pieces of maritime history with you. Events they highlight includes a Christmas candlelight tour, Halloween tour and artists weekend. Admission is free and there are two outbuildings with period set ups inside. What a great gem in the heart of this village. Take a walking tour around town to soak in the Victorian era architecture.