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Jersey Cape
Camping is a Perfect Way to
Spend a Vacation in Cape May County
Cape May County is best known for its beaches and fabulous seaside resorts, but just a few miles off the shoreline of the barrier islands, from Cape May Point to Ocean City, are thousands of acres of woodlands which are home to more than 50 camping resorts.
Those who prefer camping to other lodging will find New Jersey’s southern-most county to be one of the best camping environments in the state. Set amid forests of indigenous flora and fauna, camping resorts in the area are rife with hiking trails and plenty of scenic views. Cape May County is a popular stopover on the migratory path for many North American bird species, so don’t be surprised to see many varieties of feathered creatures on a walk around the grounds. The west side of the county is the Delaware Bay – the largest breeding ground of horseshoe crabs in the world -- containing miles and miles of natural beauty and shoreline.
At night, the stars seem to shine a little brighter out in the woods where the air is clear and there is a faint scent of salt in the air. With the activity of everyday life left behind, a camping trip is relaxing, refreshing and gratifying.
Although secluded from the hustle and bustle that make up the busy seaside resorts, all of the campgrounds in Cape May County are just minutes away from the area’s pristine beaches and exciting nightlife and boardwalks.
Camping facilities in the county are perfect for tent or trailer camping.
Most offer full-service RV hookups and trailer rentals. They come in all shapes
and sizes, with nearly all having Olympic-sized pools, children’s activities,
dances, sing-alongs and cookouts. There are even some that have their own
freshwater lakes perfect for fishing,
canoeing or kayaking.
For those who aren’t ready to leave all of the luxuries of modern living behind, there are some resorts that have cabins available for rent. Amenities like indoor plumbing and electrical outlets make it possible for even the most sophisticated city dwellers to take a camping vacation. Most camping resorts have camp stores that are well stocked, showers, game rooms and laundry facilities.
Whatever the reason – be it a way to “get back to basics,” more fully enjoy the natural beauty, or to save on lodging costs – camping is a perfect way to spend a vacation in Cape May County, New Jersey.
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