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"Escape to the Jersey Cape"

    Where memories are made...

Cape May County is a peninsula, located at the southernmost tip of New Jersey between the Atlantic Ocean and the Delaware Bay.  From the thrill and excitement of the boardwalk to the gracious hospitality of Victorian Inns, there is something for everyone on a Jersey Cape vacation.

The common thread of a Jersey Cape vacation is the 30 mile ribbon of clean, white sandy beaches which winds along the cool gentle surf of the Atlantic Ocean and connects the resorts of Ocean City, Sea Isle City, Avalon, Stone Harbor, the Wildwoods, and Cape May.  Each of the resort communities of the Jersey Cape offers a wide variety of activities for seashore getaway.

Come frolic in our surf, relax on our beaches, stroll our Boardwalks, tour our Victorian Inns, relive our past, climb our lighthouses, browse our shops, fish our waters, enjoy an outdoor concert, be part of our night life, visit our botanical gardens, spend a day at our park & zoo, hunt for "Cape May Diamonds", sail our bays or experience our natural beauty at one of our campgrounds. 

No matter what is in your vacation plans, you're sure to find it on the Jersey Cape...

For generations, families have enjoyed the summertime pleasures found only on the Jersey Cape, making Cape May County one of the best vacation destinations on the east coast.