This park offers climbing frames, slides, swings, and a good basketball court if you're sick of the…read moreboardwalk and seeking a little more traditional activity. Football, soccer, or baseball can all be played on the large field or on the nearby baseball diamond. I like that the playground has barriers so you can see who is approaching and keep the kids from wandering off. For the adults, there are many benches and some shade. Awesome! [Review 18242 overall - 118 in New Jersey - 1764 of 2022.]

Clean, fenced in and a lot for big and little kids. Swings, jungle gym, basketball court, soccer…read morefield, baseball field and a few covered pavilions for parents to catch some shad.

Great spot for tennis and basketball. The large field is good for playing fetch. Lots of parking…read moredog waste bags available around park. Restrooms available in season.

Cape May County Park East is near the Zoo, but is across Route 9, down Crest Haven Rd a short ways…read more There is a walking path from this park to the zoo, but this park is technically its own separate entity away from the Zoo grounds, and other park areas beside the zoo. I had to call the township park office to learn this in advance, but for this portion of the park, dogs ARE allowed. There is a dog waste station as I show in my photos. Dogs are NOT allowed at the Zoo and its attached park, but they may visit this separated portion. On a weekday in summer, not a soul was there. Tennis courts, basketball courts, soccer fields, no one at all! So if you want to practice or play any of these sports, you're likely to have the park all to yourself.

Tiny but Beautiful Bayfront park with photographic opportunities of Sunset Lake…read more There is really no parking as it is on a narrow section of NJ Avenue but there is on side streets. The sidewalks are laid out in curves which adds to the already awesome visual beauty. Take a seat on one of the benches and watch the activities on the bay. Or do what I did today- a cup of coffee after a long walk. 5th visit was today 09/7/ 2016 Lots of boating to watch

Coleman Callahan Veterans Park is a wonderful place to watch the Sunset! It's just a beautiful…read moreplace to relax and enjoy the bay views! I absolutely love this park.

Perfect place to hang out when the weather is nice. We got to hear the lion roar, see turtles,…read morewatch people feed the giraffes, etc... You could easily spend 2-2.5 hours here.

We had such a nice day at the Cape May Zoo last week! It was a beautiful Spring day and the…read moreperfect time to beat the crowds and enjoy some nice fresh air and see the animals/creatures! If you try to get there early, parking is definitely easier and closer to the Zoo entrance. We got there around 1pn and it was starting to fill up. The good news is that zoo parking is FREE and so is the fee to get in. They ask for a donation and we were happy to provide a donation for such a great experience! I can ony imagine the upkeep for a zoo - - the property upkeep and animal care, the workers, etc. There were so many animals that were already out with many more that are starting to be brought back outside since the weather is getting warmer. Don't miss this treat when you're in Cape May - - or make a special trip alone - -it's great for kids and for people any age! The park is very clean, has plenty of rest rooms, food/drink and also a beatiful playground when you first get to the zoo. The only animals we really missed were the Giraffes. I'm sure they were somewhere -- and they dont really like the cold temps - - I'm sure they'll be back as it warms up. They dont like temps under 50 - - i dont blame them. And don't sleep on the reptiles - - the turtles, frogs, snakes and alligators are waiting for you! All in all, we were there for about 2 hours. I would guess when it's more crowded, it may take a bit longer to get through the exhibits. So go now and have fun before Memorial Day gets here. :)

Each short town has its own distinct personality. Stone Harbor is laid back and a little…read moresophisticated and preppy. It's fun to walk around in Stone Harbor looking at the beautiful shore homes as well as the older smaller homes. Stone Harbor also has a main street with about two blocks of stores and restaurants. Lots of clothing and home stores. My favorite is the 5&10 because it has a variety of merchandise. It's a little like going back in time. The strip is kept clean. There are benches to sit on. It's about a block from the beach, so it's an easy walk to go from the beach to get something to eat. Public Bathrooms are located at the end closer to the beach. The beach is nice. You walk up through the dunes. It's not a real long beach.

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.

Every place should have a seawall. This is such a great addition to the community…read more We have been getting up early and walking it. Then also walking it again at night. Amazing views. I prefer the night walk but understand if you'd be a little leery with the lack of railings. We were out there tonight in a thunderstorm and it was beautiful.

Lovely location to have a take out meal, beverage and a stroll. Nice quiet , neighborhood location…read moreon the waterfront. I would recommend to get away from the hustle of the boardwalk.

This is such a cute little public park I stumbled upon on the Wildwood Crest bike path which…read moreextends beyond the Boardwalk.

My son really liked this park. He is 4 years old and loved the versatility the park had to offer…read more So much to do and he was able to do mostly everything. They had tennis courts, basketball courts and a baseball field as well as a small amphitheater from what I could see. I'm sure they had more on the other side of the park but we were mostly on the playground side of the park.

Great park with a playground, grassy areas, amphitheater, tennis court, etc. It was a great…read morelocation for WW's end of summer block party. It was nice and clean too. Playground equipment looked newer, and well maintained. And it was huge. Lots of equipment appropriate for varied age groups. Bathrooms on site. Real bathrooms!!! Park a couple blocks away to avoid the 2-hr metered parking right around the park.

This is such a cute little public park I stumbled upon on the Wildwood Crest bike path which…read moreextends beyond the Boardwalk. https://yelp.to/Hii4C11Hla

Gorgeous place to see the sunset!! Take photos, photos and…read moremore photos!! You can sit at this park for hours just admiring the view and peaceful waters. It's nice for a bike ride, walk or even paddling in the lake.

Incredible. Incredible. Incredible lakefront/bayfront park where everybody comes to take their…read morepictures of the sunset in the evenings or walk or run during the day. This park was recently redone and boy has it been a beautiful renovation. Many people just sit and stare out over beautiful sunset lake on the 40 or more benches from one end of the park to the other. Kids frolic. Seniors meet w friends. Surrounding and adorning the park are many memorials that you should take the time to view. Monuments to veterans and in a little tiny Grassy area on New Jersey Ave. you'll see a tiny memorial to a local resident who was lost on the 9/11 tragedy at WTC. Over the years this has become a photo op for people who are leaving Wildwood crest after their summer vacations. Memories are made here