Welcome to Cape May County. From the sandy beaches of the Atlantic Ocean to the natural strands along the Delaware Bay, north to south and east to west, the Jersey Cape has it all! Cape May County encompasses 267 square miles and is home to nearly 95,000 year-round residents. Cape May County’s appeal since first incorporated in 1692 was agriculture and fishing and while there have been many changes to the landscape, not much has changed in the allure of our pristine beaches, clean ocean waters, and lush mainland communities. Farming continues to be a way of life for many residents in Cape May County and Jersey Fresh produce and farm products are found at roadside stands and local farmers markets in each community. Dining ranges from family friendly, to bistros and café for casual fare, to acclaimed establishments with gourmet entrees that blend with the ambiance that goes with fine dining. Cape May County offers a unique quality of life for year-round residents, second homeowners, and visitors.
Cape May County is jam packed with some of the best, most popular, award winning places to eat at the shore. From seafood straight off the boat, to fantastic upscale restaurants, to casual dining options, the ‘Jersey Cape’ has it all!
Beautiful white, sandy beaches, the clear, clean ocean, and countless outdoor activities are what make the Jersey Shore beaches some of the best beaches in New Jersey from Ocean City all the way down to Cape May.
Cape May County offers a wide variety of attractions all year round for the entire family. From the boardwalk and amusement piers along the shoreline, to the historic lighthouses, villages, and museums, to nature trails and state parks, to endless festivals and events throughout the year, you’ll find something for everyone to enjoy.
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