I note there are 2 listings here for Sunset Beach - this one being for the shops located here…read more.. Sunset Beach is a must-visit every time I go to the Jersey Cape - have watched the ship off shore slowly be reclaimed by the elements. It has also been interesting to watch the little shops slowly expand and update from year to year - now featuring plenty (usually) of parking, a mini golf course, a small but nice restaurant, nearby concrete WWII tower converted to a museum, etc. I have noticed that the Cape May Diamonds® are thinning out a bit compared to the late 70s, but there are still plenty to find - which makes this a great location to take the kids & the great thing is you don't have to spend a dime if you don't want to. Also, there is a reason for the name - great location to watch sunsets out over the bay! Highly recommended!

I've been coming to this gift shop since I was little. Today when entering with my tiny dog ,…read moretotally enclosed in a stroller, I was told by the old woman that is usually at the cash register, and has been for years, that I couldn't come in with the stroller. Sane said "no pets". I told her that my dog would not be out of the stroller and she said I couldn't come in. Really? In this day and age? Not nice and lost business and future business from not only me, but my family and now friends that may want to go. This woman has always been cold but this takes the cake! I'm saddened that this will now be an end of an era for many. Poor customer relations from this business.

Took a day trip specifically to check out the Peter Max exhibit at this Stone Harbor gallery…read more Although the hours stated they were open at 10 a.m. and we arrived close to 11 the doors were locked. Thankfully I did see people inside so I called the gallery and the woman was nice enough to let us in. It was the last day of the Peter Max exhibit so many of the works had been sold but there were still a few on display. What most impressed me however was the rest of the art in the gallery. They had some absolutely gorgeous glass pieces! It was unfortunate I did not get to the gallery sooner for Peter Max art but I am very happy I saw what I did.

Fine gallery. Stopped in here to see a showing of Autumn De Forest's work. Clean, cool, free…read moreM&M/Skittles bar! Autumn herself was there to greet and answer questions.

September 2023 This was my first time to Cape May Wicker in beautiful Cape May. I've been to other…read morelocations and it never disappoints! There is ample parking in the store lot which is a huge plus to me. The store had furniture, beach towels, home decor, gardening sculptures, signs, flags, and exterior art. I always enjoy visiting to peruse the goods. There are many! Things to see and enjoy and the price points are phenomenal. The staff is helpful and friendly, when I was there there was a good deal of fall, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas items. I'll be back!!

Stopped in this Cape May decor location to see if I can find a few gems…read more Plenty of private lot parking. Staff was very friendly. So many cool items in this store. Picked up some mats and wind chimes. Reasonable prices Can't wait to return. I will Be back

My mom and my sister wanted to go to the Cape May Linen Outlet before we left Cape May. I, on the…read moreother hand, was not too excited about the prospect of looking at linens. But I came along anyway and was very pleasantly surprised! We went in to buy my grandmother a quilt for her new bed. We had some great options- some beautiful ones for $85+, and some cheaper (but still nice) ones around $40-50. We found a $45 quilt that she will really like. My mom felt that some of the prices were much better than you'd find in other places, and some of the prices were about the same. Along the way, we all managed to get sidetracked. I bought an adorable green striped apron for $12. My mom bought a bunch of striped dish towels for 50 cents each, 2 kinds of pillows (one blue with white seashells and one with red/blue stripes) for $10 each, and potholders. My sister bought some sheets for a twin-size bed which were really cheap (I believe about $15 each). The people working in the store were very friendly and offered to help us multiple times. The store wasn't very big but had a lot of fun things in it (even for someone who doesn't like linens!). It did, however, get crowded- even though we were there about 10 minutes after it opened. If you're looking for anything linen-related and you're on a tight budget, definitely check out Cape May Linen Outlet!

New location still great pricing. Clean and bright store with a small second floor…read more The layout is basically the same as the other store BUT not as crowded with items. The staff is very helpful as always. I'm so glad it's back! Will be coming here often.

We have been talking about coming here on a rainy day every year we come to Sea Isle City. We…read morefinally made it this year. It's very small and you can see eveything in about 10 minutes. It's attached to the library. The people who run it are very nice and are there to answer questions or tell you storys.. If you love SIC as much as we do its worth a quick pop in..

What a delightful oasis in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the Cape May Washington mall. The…read moreshop proprietor was so informative and such a delight to talk to. He shared with us the story of the monkey and how he would repeatedly draw fan paintings. It was a fascinating tale. We loved looking at all the artwork and had a laugh at several of them. They stay in business through the help of donations so we made sure to leave some money behind so that the next person can be delighted as well. This place is a real class act! Bravo. I would add some pictures but we were not allowed to take photography.

Thank you mark for sharing some art history, we had a great time! Would highly recommend during a…read morevisit to cape may.

There was a much better selection at one time with some nicer pieces available in a range of…read moreperiods. Pickings have been slim here for the past few years but so have all the antique shops in the area.

This is in the lobby of the Inn of Cape May and has some great Victorian antiques and furniture. I…read moreget something here every year, including a painting, couch, and writing desk. They also deliver, which is an added plus. If you love Victorian antiques, this is a must-visit place. Love it!

My boyfriend and I visited last weekend and it was such a wonderful experience. Jim, our guide was…read morevery informative and nice. Most of the alpacas do not want to be touched, so we take photos around them hoping they look at the camera haha. So if you plan on bringing children ( highly recommend) know that the alpacas can get scared at quick movement or if they are touched. We got our photos and a lot of answered questions about the farm. They book up fast, plan ahead online if you want to schedule a tour. It is free and so fun for everyone. It's not mandatory but please donate so we can keep these small businesses active and the alpacas fed & happy :)

Tish, one of the owners, was an amazing guide through this whole experience! The reservations are…read morenecessary as your group will be the only group that meets with the Alpacas. There is parking right at the edge of their gate to the Alpaca farm, and it fits 2 spots so plan to carpool if you are going with a group. You start off with a big baggie of carrots to be shared amongst the male and female aplacas, meeting the males alpacas first and then the females. They are excited about the carrots but are very friendly! They will walk you through techniques in feeding, how to fit in a quick pet, and help you take cute photos. Tish also has a great selfie tip with luring the Alpacas with a carrot to get them picture perfect. The reservation ends with a browse through the gift shop they built with all things Alpaca, including a few items made by Tish! Tish and her husband are the only 2 who own and manage their farm, and their hardwork and dedication to the Alpacas and to make this an enjoyable experience for everyone is noticable and highly appreciated! Be sure to visit before mid-April (shear season) or some time after if you want some cute pictures of Alpacas with a fuller coat. Our visit was right before they got sheared!