use the slips to launch or dock on a short- termbasis. Among the center’s special features, the
Bay Window Environmental Center includes a walk under estuary waters, local game fish, a display of tools used by baymen of theGreat EggHarbor Bay estuary, amural by Ocean City artist Diane Bressler featuring species found in the local estuary, and a photo gallery. Two special displays feature 25 museum quality boat models of historic, local and well-known ships and a collection of to-scale models of historic Ocean City buildings. The Bayside Center presents a variety of nature programs called the Sum- mer Sunset Series and a Summer Fun Sci- enceCamp will help to expand themaritime knowledge of children aged six to 11. It is open to visitors in the summer from the last Saturday in June until Labor Day. 609-525- 9244.
www.oceancitychamber.com
ANTIQUING
up and down Route 9 in Cape May County with a great guide compiled by the Cape May County Department of Tourism and available online at
www.thejerseycape.com. Head out and you’ll be amazed at what you find! Venture into Atlantic County along some of the out of the way roads or along
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Antiquing in Cape May County It’s a fun-filled weekend activity
Route 47 into Cumberland County from jewelry to furniture, collectibles to art work.
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The Cape May County Zoo, a wooded park area off Exit 11 of the
Garden State Parkway on Route 9, is home to nearly 200 different species of mammals, birds, amphibians and reptiles. Special exhibits include the World of Birds, a Rep- tile and Amphibian House and an African Savanna. The large park area includes pavil- ions, a spacious playground area and biking trails. Open every day except Christmas. No admission fee but donations are accepted. 609-465-5271.
www.capemaycountygov.net
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