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Cape May County, NJ
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Locally produced spirits in Cape May County; photo courtesy: Visit The Jersey Cape
Located at the southernmost tip of New Jersey, Cape May County boasts more than 30 miles of sugary-white sandy beach that connects the resorts of Ocean City, Sea Isle City, Avalon, Stone Harbor, the Wildwoods, and Cape May.
With the Atlantic Ocean on the east, Delaware Bay to the west and channels, sounds and inland waterways - it’s all about the water. From deep sea fishing to back-bay crabbing, paddling a kayak to riding a wave runner in Cape May County, there’s definitely something about the water that attracts visitors to the Jersey Cape.
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Perhaps the most noteworthy attractions next to the beaches are miles of wood- en walkways bordering the beaches in Ocean City and the Wildwoods with roller coasters, bumper cars, ferris wheels and waterparks for every mem- ber of the family. For the more daring, there are spinning, zipping and reeling rides that are not for the faint of heart. Ocean City’s boardwalk has Gillian’s Wonderland Pier and Playland Park; and in the Wildwoods, it’s Morey’s Piers with three locations.
Victorian Cape May, America’s first sea- side resort, is a national historic land-
mark boasting more than 600 Victorian structures.
The Cape May County Zoo is home to nearly 200 different species of mam- mals, birds, amphibians and reptiles. Special exhibits include the World of Birds, Reptile and Amphibian House. The large park area includes pavilions, a spacious playground area, and biking trails.
Check out the vineyards and wineries in New Jersey’s southern-most county for tours, tastings and fun, as well. Follow the wine trail in Cape May County com-
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