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South Jersey Shore & The Jersey Cape thejerseycape.com


Victorian architecture in Cape May, NJ; courtesy: thejerseycape.com


The Jersey Cape and the South Jersey Shore boasts more than 30 miles of beach that con- nects the resort towns of Ocean City, Sea Isle City, Avalon, Stone Harbor, The Wildwoods, and Cape May.


With the Atlantic Ocean to the east, Delaware Bay to the west, and channels, sounds and inland waterways - it’s all about the water here. From deep sea fishing to back-bay crabbing, paddling a kayak to riding a wave runner in Cape May County, there’s something about the water that attracts visitors to the Jersey Cape.


Boardwalks in Ocean City and The Wildwoods offer roller coasters, bumper cars, Ferris wheels and waterparks, as well as spinning, zipping and


reeling rides that are not for the faint of heart. Ocean City has Gillian’s Wonderland Pier and Playland Park, while in The Wildwoods, it’s Morey’s Piers with its three unique locations.


America’s first seaside resort is beautiful Victorian Cape May, a national historic landmark boasting more than 600 Victorian structures.


Visit the Cape May County Park and Zoo and stroll the African savannah where giraffes and zebras freely roam. Nearly 200 different species live at the zoo, which also is home to pavilions and more than 100 tree-top obstacle adventures at its new six-acre aerial park (Tree to Tree) that is available for corporate team building. The attrac- tion features zip lines, climbing nets, Tarzan


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