In what feels like another lifetime, I lived in Cape May…read more Being here 27 years later was somewhat of a sentimental trip. I vaguely remember walking it with my now deceased ex husband ... God rest his soul. We walked over from our B and B to check out if it was a beach day. It was (wasn't supposed to be) but since were already there we stayed and sat at a bench bordering the beach, relaxing and talking FOR HOURS :)

I love everything about the Cape May promenade and the path that the City of Cape May recently…read moreadded to the beach. It is a great place to rollerblade before 9 AM as it is all fresh pavement. The views of the ocean and the light breeze make it a delightful place to take a walk or a jog. The addition of the arches is lovely!

Fantastic location to watch the sunset and see the sun create glimmering patterns across the bay…read more It was a cold and chilly evening when we stopped there. We mostly stayed in the car. Because only one other person was there, we were able to easily get a place to park. I can imagine this being a very popular place to come and watch the sun disappear, particularly when the weather is warmer and you can enjoy the moment instead of try to stay warm. There's a gazebo where you can sit. There's also a small pier but I wasn't sure if that was part of the park or private property so we didn't investigate.

This used to be a nice place to visit. Unfortunately now the homeless people have moved in and…read moreyou'll probably be harassed, certainly when it's relatively empty. It wasn't always this way, not sure if it changed after the new governor took over. But it makes sense.

If you are visiting the Lewes, DE terminal building at the Cape May Lewes Ferry, take a walk…read morethrough the restaurant's back door to the waterfront for some great scenery and a memorial to the sailors who were lost in the nearby waters and washed ashore on the local beaches over the centuries. You'll see a 1983 marker in a small landscaped area that was the joint effort between  the Delaware River & Bay Authority, the Colonel David Hall Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and the Lewes Historical Society. It's inscription reads: UNKNOWN SAILORS' CEMETERY Lewes has been a Port of Call and a Harbor of Refuge since the 17th century. For generations during the age of sail, a public burial ground in this immediate locality became the final resting place for hundreds of sailors who lost their lives and whose unidentified bodies were here cast ashore. In remembrance of those persons whose remains are sheltered on this shore, this memorial is placed. May they find eternal repose.

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!

My MIL lives here so we spend a lot of time in North Wildwood. I would say they have the second…read morebest beaches in the Wildwoods after Wildwood Crest. Clean, safe beaches that I long for during the cold winter months. Lot's of parades and festivals during the summer months so there is always something to do. Check out the bars in Anglesea and you will run into half the neighborhood andare sure to have a good time.

Love this area - we are new to this shore point but love the spirit and vibe here. The place is…read morewell maintained and improving every season. There is still an old timey feel right along with new constructions. The city is always improving and investing in the beaches and streets to keep it a first rate resort town! The clubs are jumping with great live music and the city boasts many outdoor festivals throughout the summer most notably Irish weekend.

Think you've had french fries? I dare you to try Thrasher's!! They are the best and most different…read moretype of french fry you'll ever eat! Even though they serve them to you unsalted, I usually never salt them! For me they're perfect as they come! The employees are so nice and fast when serving you! DO NOTE: They are cooked with peanut oil, so if you have a peanut or nut allergy, I would definitely stay clear of Thrasher's! They are very peanut-y! Otherwise, I love, love, love them and I get them every once in a while, and will definitely continue to do so!

10/10 Would Recommend. Whats a trip to the beach without Thrashers. Fresh fries, friendly service…read moreand conveniently located.

It's a cute small town with access to the island with what was a POW camp for Confederates. The…read morebike racks are wood; fortunately we could see our bikes since you could break the rack with one hand instead of cutting the lock.

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.