A very special place that my Nana introduced me to fifty years ago. A place of comfort, peace and…read moreprayer. When you need to pray, feel lifted, feel the urge to lift others, feel like talking with Jesus .... visit this shrine, light a candle, write a poem, prayer or promise in the side lying notebook. You'll find peace in your heart and soul, I promise!

Sometimes on my way down to Atlantic city or the shore I feel a need to pray. Amidst sin and…read moredespair is this building, sustained by donations; By prayers; by hopes&dreams... I remember that We are not alone in this world. We need each other. Pray for yourselves for your families. For your fellow men & women. May GOD shine his love & grace on our souls Forever and ever. AMEN .

I see only one review. I originally went in 2005 & it was pretty good got kettle corn & have been…read moreback to Cape May several times since but because of weather, other things planned didnt attend again until 2019 & even though the place was crowded(constantly squeezing past people & dogs & this was just a few months before the Pandemic but fortunately it hadnt reached here yet), there was in my opinion either junk or way overpriced items so neither of us bought anything. I've not been back to Cape May but the next time coming here will be my last option if there is a 1-2 hour window with nothing else planned

We missed this festival last year and I was determined to catch it this year. It is quite a large…read moreevent and I was surprised at all of the things they had there. Lots of food vendors and a hodge podge of crafters and yard sale type of items. It was quite interesting to see how the food vendors incorporate Lima beans into their dishes. The festival was quite crowded and there were a lot of ppl there. There was live music and a Lima bean queen, King, and I think princess contest. At every festival, I am most excited about the food, of course. I got a pistachio and Lima bean muffin which was excellent. The aromatic flavors of the pistachio were amazing. The Lima beans inside were a little strange and didn't add much to the muffin besides a weird hard bean texture. I also bought some Kobe sliders with a Lima bean aioli. The aioli didn't add much flavor either. Not a strong Lima bean presence. Lima beans don't have that much flavor to begin with so there wasn't much to expect I guess. I didn't try any other Lima bean specialities bc I wasn't very hungry plus the lines were a little insane. I did notice that the ppl selling Lima bean chili was quite popular. There were also a lot of Lima bean merchandise for sale: t shirts, hoodies, hats & caps, and bags. We didn't explore that much bc we were socializing with some friends at the festival. Oops. Oh well there's always next year! Overall, I had fun and the hubs was impressed with this festival. Most of the ones we've been to so far were pretty dinky and boring. This one was lively and bumping! I sure would hope so since it's their 30th annual Lima bean festival. Come check it out next year bc we surely will!

I had no idea how special this experience was until I finally took the tour, and wow it completely…read morechanged the way I see the city. Id noticed the murals before just passing by, but seeing them as part of a curated journey gives everything so much more meaning. The guide helped point out details I never would've caught on my own, and it added a whole new layer of appreciation. The artwork is powerful, full of emotion, and spread across the city in a way that makes the whole place feel like an open-air gallery. It celebrates the personality of the neighborhoods and captures stories that stay with you long after you're done. What really stood out to me was how much heart is behind each piece. You can feel the intention, the humor, the honesty, and the love woven into every message along the route. It turns a familiar ride into something unexpectedly uplifting. I left feeling inspired and genuinely connected to the city in a new way. Highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants to see a different, more meaningful side of Philly.

I love this. They had an initiative in the early 2000s to have graffiti art just work on art…read moreprojects as part of their community service. I believe this project is part of that circle was to have about 2OOO murals up by the mid-late OOs. By the time that happened they were way more than enough it's always nice to see free art as welll.

Used to be so so amazing i love this! But looks like the fault either moved or stopped cause this…read moreis all it is now...

The Chrismas Lights at Sooy Lane has the best light show that you will find in this area. It is…read morelocated on Sooy Lane which is right off of Route 9, aka Shore Road, on a sharp angled street by the Sunryser Restaurant and Deli. It is run out of a home and is available from December 1st - January 1st from 6PM until 11PM. While you're watching, you can tune your radio station to 97.7 FM in order to listen along to the music; there is a 30 minute continuous loop of music integrated with funny snippets from popular TV shows and movies. December 18th and 19th hosts pictures with Santa. The show is free however they accept donations. 100% of all donations go toward local cancer charities. Most people watch the show from inside of their cars so remember to dim your lights so that everyone may enjoy the show. It is also permissible to watch the show from the sidewalk if you so choose. This is one of the best kept secrets in the Atlantic City Area. Come out by yourself or with your loved ones. This really brings out the child in all of us and is good fun for all ages and all levels of ability.

This is a great little town adjacent to Atlantic city. They have lots of great shops, restaurants,…read moreshopping, bakeries. Etc... I'm glad we stayed here...

Brigantine is one of the BESTEST shore towns in NJ! I have been coming to Brigantine for years and…read moreI like the low-key vibe and energy that exist here..that's why I enjoy returning when the opportunity presents! I enjoy how the beaches are clean..rarely crowded and most of the folks are friendly! The beach tags are needed during your beach activity and you should investigate costs if you plan to frequent the beach often! I enjoy the northern end of the beach the most when I visit. Usually I visit for the peacefulness..no beach necessary..but it is the gem of the town!

Well, I moved here from Lake Tahoe, so it's not quite the same, but it'll do, pig, it'll do…read more On a lovely day, people like to walk the loop around the pond. There are a couple of handy small parking lots that are well maintained. It's nice to see little kids try their hand at fishing. I don't think FIsh and Wildlife game wardens are checking for fishing permits, don't worry, LOL. There is a fairly narrow bridge road where if two cars pass each other at the same time, you kind of hold your breath and hope you don't end up like Chappaquiddick. Slow down people, this bridge was built way before SUVs and big trucks were a norm.

One of the more beautiful walks in the area. A ton of wildlife and it connects to so many other…read moregreen spaces, you could walk for hours in nature.

This is one of the coolest holiday light displays ever!! The family really goes all out!…read more The home is DRIPPING in lights, Clark is out front, as is the 1989 Ford Taurus family station wagon complete with the oversized Christmas tree they plucked right from the ground, roots and all! There's even the 1984 Chicago cop car with flashing lights! Of course, this scene wouldn't be complete without crazy Cousin Eddy and his RV!!! This is THEE coolest! He looks JUST like him and waves too! It's kind of unreal! The characters are actually made of latex and have been commissioned from an artist in California The family who owns the house, The Harbaughs', seem like the absolute sweetest! Their goal each of the past three years they've decorated is to fill the RV with Toys For Tots! The toys will specifically be given to the children at St. Christopher's Hospital for Children, so if you visit, definitely bring one or a few! They don't need to be wrapped! There is also a donation box! Please give! The first year they collected donations they accumulated more than 4,000 toys! Last year that total topped out at 9,000 toys!! Cops are patrolling the street and directing traffic so it wasn't crazy at all! You can surely drive-by in your vehicle or if you feel safe, there's a cul-de-sac right behind the house with a clearly marked path! Usually, you can get up close and take photos IN the set but this year because of Covid there is a barrier. This infamous house, which gets lit on Thanksgiving and stays that way until New Years Day has gained much buzz! Even Clark, played by Chevy Chase, and Ellen, played by Beverly D'Angelo, sent the family a video shout out! Way cool! By the way, you're totally going to want to go home and rewatch this classic again! .

Clean, beautiful, safe boardwalk. Yes it's incredibly crowded in July but June and mid August are…read morefabulous. Lots of various shops and places to eat. Great lifeguarded beach. .

A classic, wooden boardwalk with a lot of shops and restaurants to visit. While a nice walk, there…read moreare some unsavory smells and shops you can pass by. Smoke shops are prevalent in this area, but you can easily pass them. Crowding is to be expected in a public place like this in summer, but it has great energy.

I love Chinatown. It offers a variety of Asian cuisine and good times.read more

This hidden gem is the perfect place to pretend you're a model or a photographer. A great, albeit…read moredirty, place to snap some cool pictures. It's also a solid place to set up and fish or to get up to some general mischief. This based on the three types of people I saw in my visit here: photographers, fishermen, and shirtless parkour-ing teens. My best advice is to wear closed toed footwear. This place is littered with broken glass and other assorted garbage. I wore flip flops, and while I managed to avoid injury, my feet were stained with a layer of black dirt. It's kind of a sketchy area of town, but it's worth a visit to up your insta game.

The best view of the city is from here…read more It has come a long way in the past few years as volunteers have installed trashcans and cleaned up a lot of the trash that has been dumped here. Be mindful and whatever you bring, carry it out. I bring my two large dogs back here on walks to the end of the pier for the amazing view that shows the mix of nature taking over old industry against the new industry - the skyline of Philadelphia. Usually, you will see other urban explorers, fishermen, photographers, and artists. But be cautious, last time I was here kids were playing with dynamite and people have been mugged here. Just be smart and pay attention.