We visited the Cape May Point State Park last month, when we was traveling up the New Jersey coast…read more The park has beautiful views of the lighthouse, the beach, and ocean. If you have the time the park also has very scenic natural trails for some bird watching. There is also a museum on-site as well, but unfortunately it was closed during our visit. I'd highly recommend this spot to our friends, and family members.

If you don't want to pay for beach access, go to the Cape May Point State Park! Not only is it the…read morefurthest tip of Cape May but there's a lighthouse, a WWII bunker, trails, beach access, and a visitors center. Explore, relax, or walk along the beach.

Higbee Beach was one of my favorite stops during my Cape May trip because it offered something…read morecompletely different from the traditional beach experience. This is not your typical beach with restaurants, boardwalks, and amenities. It's a peaceful, natural shoreline where you can enjoy wildlife, shells, beautiful views, and a quieter atmosphere. After spending time at the busier beaches, Higbee was the perfect place to slow down, walk around, and appreciate the beauty of nature. If you're looking for a more relaxed and less crowded Cape May experience, I definitely recommend adding Higbee Beach to your itinerary. Would I come back? Absolutely. Side note: HIGBEE BEACH is Hidden behind wooded dunes and far from the crowds, Higbee Beach is a wild, untouched stretch along the Delaware Bay. No lifeguards, no boardwalk, no badge required-just nature, birdwatching, and calm waters perfect for quiet mornings. Pro tip: bring water shoes.

Beach on the bay side of Cape May. There are parts of it where you could lie out on the beach for…read morethe day but I don't think it's great for swimming with the other options in the area. During the late summer horseshoe crabs beach themselves here a lot too. It is very peaceful here and we did walk it in the evening which is great. One of the best sites for sunsets in New Jersey. If you ever catch a storm coming in over here that's a sight as well. If you're in the area it's definitely worth a visit.

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.

Raging Waters is one of the two Morey's owned waterparks on the boardwalk. If you have younger…read morekids, I would recommend this one over Ocean Oasis. I've found my kids (ages 1-14) have more to do at RW and there's a nice mix for all ages, but plenty to keep the younger ones entertained. When you pay for admission to either waterpark, the other is included. So you could easily make a whole day at the waterparks alone. You will also get free tram car rides from pier to pier with your wristband (I believe that is only until 5/6pm though!) To me, the best thing about Morey's is that they allow you to bring in coolers with food! This is crucial when you have kids and plan on spending a whole day the parks. Splash Zone Waterpark does not allow this and I found myself spending A LOT more on food there or having to leave to eat. We often will grab a few food items from their food stand and they're always good. You will pay for this though, and it's very pricey for the amount of food you get per order. Wait times can also be long, even when they aren't busy. I would personally skip the cheesesteak, you can find MUCH better ones right outside the pier on the boards for cheaper. The buffalo chicken wrap was really good and filling, though! The fries are good, big enough order to share.

I liked the water park itself but staff allowed children to run around and ruin other guests…read moreexperience. In the lazy river, kids ran around in the water (not sitting in tubes) and multiple times knocked into me or even almost pushed me under water. Lifeguards didn't even let out a single peep of the whistle to alert the children to stop.

Good tour, better seafood!…read more The tour the saltmarsh was great. It's a family run business of fishermen that have a restaurant and also have the kayaks for renting and they do guided tours. They are very knowledgable of the area and the best part had to be the fish market they have right on the dock that you can buy fresh seafood straight from their catches. They'll also steam and clean crabs for you as well. Overall good people and great seafood.

good spot to kyak. they will even let you launch your own kyak off the docks here. If you want…read moregood fresh seafood but dont want to wait on line at the lobster house.. this is the spot. They even have room to eat right on the dock and there is a all you can eat blue crab special that i have yet to take advantage of. you cant get a fresher catch

Wildwood was having a local craft fair at this location so we had to check it out…read more Plenty of vendors and customers in November. There is a stage, so I look forward to concerts in the near future. great place to host an event.

I was leaving my favorite Chinese restaurant in Wildwood, the Dragon house when I heard a band and…read morepeople cheering. I took a one block walk and ran into this Excellent new park in the heart of Wildwood on Pacific and Cedar Avenues. There was an eight piece band playing and the park was crowded with adults and kids all having a great time on this summer evening. There's an advertising board in the park listing upcoming events. Or for information on what bands are playing just visit Wildwood 365. Walking around i saw this park is designed as beautifully as the other parks dotting the the North Wildwood , Wildwood and Wildwood Crest landscapes. What's unique about this park is that its a block and a half off the boardwalk in an area of town that has been under utilized the last 10 years. That's about to change because this park is going to draw families with it's beautiful design, comfortable seating and a Grassy knoll on which to spread out with your blanket and listen to nighttime concerts. Great marketing idea. Way to go Wildwood!!!

Allen memorial park in North Wildwood is a multi-purpose park…read more Here you will find an awesome playground for the kiddos alongside picnic tables with a view of the marshland. If tennis is your game there are 3 courts here. These are all interconnected by wide concrete paths so it's easy to get from one part to the other. ***They do Not allow dogs or other domestic animals here.** Noteworthy: there are bathrooms facilities and beverage machines. A gem!