Cape May Beach is clean, beautiful, and well maintained. I spent time relaxing, enjoying the ocean,…read moreand taking in the peaceful atmosphere. Walked after eating brunch, sat on a bench and enjoyed. The beach is spacious, the water was beautiful, and it's easy to see why so many people return year after year. Whether you're looking to relax, swim, or simply enjoy the scenery, it's a wonderful place to spend the day. Side note: Noticed chair rentals, street parking is metered. You can find non meter parking with more of a walk. It's huge. And tons of restaurants and hotels right across the street.

Excellent beach, one of best in New Jersey. Never disappointed when I vacation here, can hang out…read moreon this beach all day. Great crowd, usually a bit older and not a lot of foolishness going on here. Beach is always clean and water is great. For a one day pass it's $10 but well worth it. All you need is sun and good weather and you have a great day. There is good spots to fish here as well. Parking can be dicey so you might have to walk a bit if you don't get here early.

We used Shore Rides' Beach concierge services for the month of July and they were amazing!! They…read moreset up a tent, 2 chairs, a table and a cooler on the beach for us everyday of our stay. So all we had to do was grab our beach bags and head to the beach. Every morning, without fail, we received a photo of our set up, it was great! And when we wanted to meet friends on a different beach we just let them know the evening before and they set us up exactly where requested. Andy is a true professional and takes his business very seriously he was a pleasure to deal with! Bravo!!

This business is who you need to call. 1. They answer the…read morephone (a rarity nowadays) 2. They get back to you with answers. 3. They quote a price and payment options that are flexible. 4. They deliver on time 5. Their golf carts are beautiful and clean with an incredible sound system. 6. They deliver and pick up exactly on time. (another rarity these days) We rented a golf cart, some coolers and some bikes. Their bikes were amazing. I'll never strap bikes to the back of my vehicle again. Renting here really made the vacation a different experience. My wife thought it was the best, and my kids couldn't get enough of it. If you want to put a topper on your normal vacation, call these guys. You will not regret it.

Cape May is a treasure trove just waiting to be explored, especially when the weather doesn't…read morecooperate. Considered one of the five most successful pedestrian malls in the nation, Washington Street is a three-block outdoor walking plaza that opens year-round and is located in the heart of town. Designed in 1971, its pathways are reminiscent of historic roads, and the fountains and landscaping add to its charming appeal. Luckily our B&B was closed by, we left our parked vehicle with an easy few-minute walk. One can find everything from local crafts and souvenirs to delicious eateries here. Even though there were many people, it did not feel crowded at all. The workers do an outstanding job keeping this area clean and the seasonal decorations beautiful and watered. A nice place to shop at any time of year.

As years prior, I always enjoy taking "the stroll" here…read more WSM is very lovely and chock full of wonderful restaurants and cute and unique shops. Also a Kohr Brothers now! I worked above the fudge shop in 2000 when The Chamber of Commerce was there. A sweet side hustle. There is now app parking, which is nice and convenient. Until we meet again ...

These guys are great, good service, reasonable prices. Thanks Bruce and Seanread more

For me this place is like a candy store. Just over the bridge into Cape May on the right you will…read morefind everything from sunglasses to Deisel engine oil. They have the largest quality sunglass display and Carhart inventory around. Boat shoes, severe weather gear, all sorts of cool stuff. The folks in the store are the friendliest I have found and always look forward to stopping by for something new.

When it comes to diving Atlantic Divers knows what's up (I mean down). My instructor, Tom Stocker…read morewas a very knowledgeable teacher who always made me feel comfortable and bolstered my confidence to dive.

From the owner: Welcome to the Atlantic Divers! New Jersey's foremost authority in Wreck Diving. More than…read moreThirty years of great diving for novice and experienced wreck divers. We provide a full SCUBA diving program that includes training, expeditions, equipment sales, rentals & repairs. We are the leader in North Atlantic Ocean Wreck Diving, and have been since 1986...

I have been here many years, when I lived in Bergen County, New Jersey. I recently visited here…read morefrom my home in Delaware to enjoy lunch at Hemingways Restaurant at the Grand Hotel in Cape May on Tuesday, December 16. We took the car ferry from Lewes to Cape May. After our family enjoyed our lunch we decided to shop at this old downtown shopping area. The parking meters were still active even during December. Most of the shops were open in mid December. A parking meter person tried to ticket my vehicle in a parking spot just before my family visibly appeared. I was able to depart just in time. Cape May does use the Park 915 app for paid parking although I had a problem activating my Park 915 app on my iPhone.

Cape May is not just another "beach town". It seems easy to lump it together as NJ has many of…read morethem. I've always seen it as the final part of NJ and it is with Delaware being right across the water, 17 miles by ferry. Cape May sure has beaches, but it has lot's more - with places to stay such as the unique Congress Hall with all it's amenities and so much architectural history with the Cape May Lighthouse, Emlen Physick Estate, Cape May's own historical museum and much more. There is the Promenade which is dog friendly, wineries and breweries. Shopping, Food, movies on the beach in the summer and lots of Christmas lights on the many unique and historical houses during the winter season. If you aren't into all the water activities that are all available, there are nature preserve spots perfect for nice leisure walks and photo ops of plants and animals, again dependent on the season. I'mlad to have been able to come check out the Cape, right here in good ol' NJ. I'd love to come back. If you or someone ever asks what makes NJ special? Cape May is one of the answers to that question.

I only give this two stars because of the nice ladies who work there to serve the public. My family…read moreand I were on a vacation to the Jersey Shore and made the mistake of parking in Cape May. We came into a lot at night, after dodging many bicyclers and walkers, feeling a little smug that we had found such a plum spot after searching for so long. We parked, thinking how nice it was to find a spot not in a parking meter area. It wasn't until the next morning, after driving the car 40 miles back to our motel, that we noticed the parking ticket under the windshield, saying we had a parking meter violation. We, thinking there must be some dire mistake, drove back down there to check out how we missed a meter. We entered the lot, and now in the daylight noticed a sign saying there was a parking meter box that served 8 or so cars down several spots from where we parked. Also, the only sign within our sight was partially covered by a tree branch, and it was positioned so that you had to walk behind it when exiting your car. Nice. I, of course, protested the ticket, only to be told that the judge "felt there was adequate signage". What?? It was absolutely not adequate, and I challenge this judge to come to an unknown area, dodge various walkers and bikers, come in the dark, and find a sign between cars, covered by branches, walk behind it and realize that he/she needs to put money in a meter 5 cars down from him. I will be wiser next time, but really, is Cape May County in such dire financial straits that they have to charge unwitting tourists that much for a mistake? Very ridiculous! But, as I said earlier, at least the girls at the City Hall were polite and helpful. :) Rant over.

Such a quality organization that is responsible for saving so many animals' lives over the many…read moreyears that it has been in business. The cats are so well taken care of. They have open hours where you can go to leave a donation and to play with the cats. Can't say enough things about this organization. Wanted to add the business to Yelp to raise awareness.

The tame wouldn't like this town, but the Wildwood…read more I was going to skip this review. The thought Crest my mind. But I decided to post it. It's not a city I would like to spend too much time in. It's sort of a hybrid between Atlantic City and Cape May, but it misses the main point of both, which in the first case is gambling, and in the second case is peaceful beautiful resplendent Victorian charm. But one place in Wildwood is worth spending time. On the boardwalk. The boardwalk is very cool in a very old style way. I prefer the ones in Seaside Heights, AC, Coney Island, and others, but still. Yay Boardwalk.

The best free beaches on the Jersey shore. No boardwalk to obstruct the safe, clean beaches of the…read morecrest. In the summer be sure to check out the nature preserve and take the full moon beach tour or check the schedule at Centennial Park.