THE WETLANDS INSTITUTE
The Natural Place to Have Fun Learning!
Admission:
$
7.00 Adults
$
5.00 Children
Learn about science at the shore! Enjoy native and wildlife gardens brimming with birds and butterflies. Watch
sea creatures, fish & turtles. Walk along the salt marsh trail and climb the observation tower, take a guided tour,
with a naturalist. Attend feature programs and visit the Tidepool Gift Shop. Handicapped-accessible.
MAY 15TH - OCT. 15TH: OPEN 7 DAYS, 9:30 - 4:30
(TUES, WEDS & THURS – OPEN UNTIL 8PM)
OCT. 16TH- MAY 14TH – OPEN TUES - SAT 9:30 - 4:30
(CLOSED SUNDAY AND MONDAY).
EXIT 10B, GARDEN STATE PARKWAY
1075 STONE HARBOR BLVD., STONE HARBOR, NJ
609-368-1211 wetlandsinstitute.org
27TH ANNUAL WINGS ‘N WATER FESTIVAL, SEPTEMBER 18,19 & 20, 2009!
A family weekend filled with wildlife, maritime art, dune walks, boating, food, excitement and fun!
Admission Includes:
All Storybook Attractions
and Unlimited Rides!
Fun For The Entire Family!
Beautifully Landscaped Park with Buildings & Displays Depicting Children’s Stories
Live Animals Snack Bars Souvenir Shop Picnic Area Plenty of Free Parking
Visit our Website:
See Southern New Jersey’s
www.storybookland.com
Christmas Tradition “A Winter
PLEASE CALL
Wonderland of Lights”
FOR HOURS
609-641-7847
From mid-November to December 30th
Black Horse Pike, (On Routes 40 & 322) Cardiff, Egg Harbor Township, N.J.
20 2009 JERSEY CAPE VACATION GUIDE
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