No boardwalk, but a (black tar) Promenade instead, with maybe 30 shops?…read more Nice for a quieter change of pace. Great for walking. My son loves to skateboard here. Nice beach - $5 daily tags. Many good restaurants surrounding. Night life is poppin' - the "OD" still lives ... many great memories of my 20's ....

This is not a boardwalk, not really. It's just a paved path near the beach with a few sporadic…read moreestablishments on it. The name is highly misleading, since it brings up images of wooden planks and arcade games and such, but none of those are to be found here. Only come to Sea Isle for swimming, there's not much else to do. It's just a very quiet, conservative, family getaway type place that's lacking in excitement. Consider yourself warned.

Besides the lack of bathrooms, this beach is pretty supreme…read more I ran around for hours playing frisbee, a luxury at the jersey shore (as many of y'all are probably well-aware). This beach is decidedly sleepier than Ocean City, Sea Isle, and many non-LBI beaches, and most of its charm is from its inherent "coziness." The lifeguards were very kind and vigilant, making sure that the no-swimming zones were properly demarcated and that we could enjoy the offings of the beach. Free street parking and some mini golf and ice cream nearby. What more can I say? :)

Gorgeous beach, beautiful at sunset. A residential paradise, peaceful and recommended by all the…read morelocals!

Sunset Beach has a completely different feel than the main Cape May beaches, and that's exactly…read morewhat makes it special. It's known for Cape May "diamonds," shells, and beautiful sunsets. While I didn't find many of the famous Cape May diamonds, I still loved walking the shoreline and taking in the view. The atmosphere during sunset was wonderful, with people gathering to watch the sun go down together. There's also a visible sunken ship. Was mostly chill until sunset of course, people gathered to watch the sunset. Restaurant right on the beach, 2 gift shops, a mini cold course, the WWIl lookout tower as well. Plenty of parking. It's definitely worth adding to your Cape May itinerary.

I have grown up coming to sunset beach and love that so many vacaitioners come to enjoy the sunset…read morehere and the delightful flag ceremony that they do. The gift shop is the only one you need to go to for all of your souvenior needs. They even carry cape may wine! Sunset Beach is a must do on any trip to Cape May.

A beautiful beach with access points on EVERY road! What's not to love. There's lifeguards on duty…read moreby many of the access points and many beautiful places to throw down a blanket and enjoy a book. Tons of great businesses to patronize before and after your beach visit as well. BIG waves during our October visit which made paddle boarding (or my version of it which is just going weeeee on lil waves) super fun. A 6.5 hour drive from Rochester and a really good option if you're just looking for a speedy getaway.

Beautiful clean beach here! I love Stone Harbor. The ocean is so mesmerizing and parking is not…read morethat hard to find if you want to park on a side street. Also they don't harass you to death for beach tags in my experience- many times the entrances to the beach aren't staffed with beach inspectors. Lifeguards are excellent and there are snack shacks and of course the mobile "Fudgey Wudgey" ice cream cooler. There is even a great Wawa in town if you are on a budget. Picnicking is not allowed and that is the reason the seagulls aren't out of control. The shops are great! One of my new fave shops is "The Well Dressed Olive". Get here early and don't miss out on the "Bread and Cheese Cupboard" piggy buns or theee "to die for" pepperoni tangy savory bread- cash only (booooo!!!) lots of fun at Hoy's and some junky type souvenirs that are fun n frivolous for all. Don't miss their happening t shirt and sweat shirt collection boasting the Stone Harbor name. Bathrooms are near the water tower in the shopping district. Things in Stone Harbor tend to cost a lot more. Be prepared. This area is crawling with money, so you are going to spend money! Read the Yelp reviews to find out the best dining places or hop to Wildwood for bargain prices restaurants. Enjoy your stay!

A quiet, clean, private beach where you can enjoy the day without distractions. I love taking my…read morefamily here and just getting away from the world. There's no busy boardwalk. No loud music. Just you and nature.

Best beach around! Always clean and well maintained, dolphin sightings in the morning, soft sand,…read moreand plenty of food/drink options. I've been coming here with my family for years and plan on returning every year when I have my own children as well. The perfect spot to make family memories.

Fabulous beach 15 minutes away from the touristy Wildwood beach. You can enter it from anywhere…read more I'm just picking a spot to write the review. You decide the pros and cons for yourself. I'm going to provide a list and add a pinch of my under developed sardonic wit. 1. You don't have a boardwalk 2. You can't purchase food that will slowly clog your arteries and eventually kill you. 3. You can't throw away money playing stupid games 4. You don't have to walk a mile to get to the water. 5. You will have to share the beach with some birdies. 6. You will realize as you drive around town and when you get to the beach that the people and the homes seem uppity. 7. You would probably thank your stars that you found this quiet, sophisticated haven that is a change from other Jersey Shore fare. 8. And then some girls will walk up to you and ask if you have day tags. That's when you decide whether to cough up $6 per person for the privilege to stay or leave. If it is a good weather day and you are not a family of 10 (keep busy are we?!) stay!

We always have an amazing time at Rehoboth Beach. Parking always seems to be available near the…read moreboardwalk entrances. The water was freezing today, but still enjoyable. We even saw dolphins swimming by. Getting here early during the week is the best time, as it does get crowded quickly. There are plenty of food and shopping options on the boardwalk.

this beach is disgusting. I'm sitting here on the sand having just gotten back from the first aid…read morebuilding and apparently I have sea lice!!!!! the sea lice and jelly fish are out in droves!!!! millions and millions of them and my son, my husband and I are all itchy and red. how is this a popular destination??? and a lady in authority here, I won't reveal WHO it was, but she said the hotel right next to where we are sitting has a sewage pipe draining into the ocean!!! so she assumes this is one of the reasons for the sea lice, and in some cases she has seen people with horrible rashes and flesh eating bacteria !!!! I'm so appalled right now that they are still letting people in this nasty water. this was our first experience at the Delaware beaches and it will be our last. do better Delaware