communities, the Jersey Cape provides serious shopper who has been known to Spring, Diamond Beach, Erma, Fishing
traditional “beach town” fun for everyone come out of these wonderful stores with Creek, North Cape May, Schellenger’s
from the little kiddies to great-great items they just “had to have.” In Stone Landing, Shawcrest, Sunset Beach,
grandparents. Cape May County’s well- Harbor, meander down 96th Street for Townbank and Villas comprise the town-
established beach communities are some retail therapy while in Avalon it’s ship, which offers various points of
comprised of Cape May, Cape May Point, Dune Drive. Whether it’s for the latest interest. Lower Township is an especially
West Cape May, the Wildwoods – high-end handbag or an accessory for a exciting location for history buffs and
Wildwood, Wildwood Crest, North pampered pooch, it’s all there waiting to nature enthusiasts.
Wildwood and West Wildwood – Stone be purchased. The stores on Seven Mile Historic Cold Spring Village is an early
Harbor, Avalon, Sea Isle City, Strathmere Island run the gamut from casual American open-air living history museum.
and Ocean City. Enjoy the beaches of clothing for the family surfer to the most Travel back in time and experience what
these communities while sitting under exclusive designer fashion lines in the life was like for those living in 19th cen-
that umbrella or bodysurfing the waves. industry. Ocean City’s Asbury Avenue tury New Jersey. Interact with the local
Let your imagination run wild and build retailers gear up to provide great tinsmith, weaver and bookbinder, who
a giant sandcastle. Kayak in the surf, grab service and wonderful products, all among many others, make this
a board to hang ten, or fish in the waters while surrounded in a family-friendly living-history museum a special place to
of the back bays. And it’s tradition to “hit atmosphere. On the mainland, the Route visit. The Village also offers many themed
the boards” at night after a long, leisurely 9 corridor is ribboned with national retail weekends and special events including
day at the beach. It’s sensory overload in stores mixed with those of local flavor. military encampments, antique shows
the best sense. Once you take in the Larger shopping centers are represented and concerts – just to name a few.
delightful sights and smells, they’ll in Rio Grande, Cape May Court House Stop to visit Naval Air Station
forever be imprinted in your memory. and Marmora. Wildwood (NASW), which served as
Walk the boardwalk and breathe in the a training facility for dive-bomber
cool salty air of an oceanside paradise. Lower Township
Experience the thrills of the rides and the Lower Township is a 30.5 square mile Surrounded by water, Cape May County
scrumptious tastes of local delicacies like area located at the southernmost point of is on a peninsula filled with amenities
saltwater taffy, cotton candy, ice cream Cape May County. The towns of Cold and activities for both land and sea.
and funnel cake.
Inland activities are just as wonderful.
Many award-winning and top-rated golf
courses call Cape May County “home.”
No matter if you are just learning how to
swing the club or if you share the same
handicap as a pro, there is a course to suit
all experience levels.
Maybe antiquing is more your style.
Antique shops are scattered all throughout
the county and getting to them is half the
fun, as the roadside scenery is as interest-
ing as some of the unique pieces you are
sure to find. Hunt for treasures to cherish
and bargains just waiting to be found.
Begin in Upper Township and work your
way down to Cape May Point or vice visa
– it’s sure to be a pleasing way to spend
time at the Jersey Cape.
For those who shop ‘til they drop, the
Jersey Cape retail industry will not
disappoint – it is a reason in itself to visit.
Many towns have their own shopping
districts that pull shoppers in with their
wares. In Cape May, the Washington
Street Mall is a must see. A pedestrian
mall with charmingly eclectic shops, it
is truly a shopper’s delight. Peppered
with candy shops, clothing boutiques,
fabulous eateries and unique storefronts,
visitors and residents alike revel in the
shopping experience. It’s not just the
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