Things to do in Cape May Point

Wildwood Boardwalk is a long and wide coastal walkway with myriad attractions. It runs for 38 blocks. Follow the walkway to encounter a thrilling water park, ride-packed amusement piers and a range of stores along the way. Enjoy the electrifying ambiance in this lively area by the ocean.

The Washington Street Mall sprawls across three blocks in the center of Cape May. Browse an array of family-run stores and independent restaurants. A day at the mall here could include purchasing handcrafted soaps, shopping for delicacies at high-end grocers and finishing with a meal in one of the popular restaurants.

Climb to the top of the Cape May Lighthouse, an iconic landmark at the southernmost point of New Jersey. The historic monument today hosts a museum and shop, making it an ideal starting point to explore the surrounding Cape May Point State Park. Visit throughout the summer to take part in family-friendly events.

Stroll around the wetlands and walkways of Cape May Point State Park, a tranquil corner of New Jersey. This peaceful park hosts historic landmarks as well as several species of bird life. Come on a sightseeing tour or visit independently to experience the beauty of the beaches of Delaware Bay.

The Cape May Bird Observatory is one of the best spots in New Jersey for bird-watching. Overlooking Lake Lily near Delaware Bay, the site takes you on trips where you’ll be able to spot about 400 species of birds. Join aficionados from around the world to marvel at the migratory birds that pass through this spot in spring and fall.

The South Cape May Meadows is a bird-watching haven. Its scenic trails meander through and around beaches and wetland areas, giving visitors insights into the immense range of wildlife and vegetation in southern New Jersey. Bring your binoculars and gaze skyward to see the array of birds passing through on migratory routes.