Become One with Nature at these Cape May County Spots

This Earth Day, Celebrate Nature at one of these great places.

Cape May Point State Park:

Home to the famous Cape May Lighthouse and some of the greatest birding locations, Cape May Point State Park is a cannot miss location. Visitors are welcome to explore the nature trails surrounding the park as well as the World War II Bunker located on the beach in front of Lighthouse. If you are looking to make a day out of it, picnic tables and shelters offer a secluded dining experience – just don’t forget the food! After you are done exploring the park, drive down to the end of Sunset Boulevard and view one of the Delaware Bay’s magnificent sunsets and view the concrete ship, S.S. Atlantus, before it slips under water forever.

East, Cape May
(609) 884-2159

Nature Center of Cape May:

The Nature Center of Cape May offers a second and third floor observation deck – wonderful for birding, many classes, a wildlife habitat meadow and nature store. Additionally each month the center offers a different exhibit. Situated right next to the Cape May Harbor, guests can comb for shells and other treasures along the shoreline.

1600 Delaware Avenue, Cape May
(609) 898-8848

Stone Harbor Wetlands Institute:

There is always something happening at the Wetlands Institute where learning is always fun! Host to Turtle Fest, Horseshoe “Crab-a-Palooza” and many more year-round events like crafts and the aquarium touch tank, your children are sure to have a blast. Be sure to check out their website or call to find out what is happening at the Institute.

1075 Stone Harbor Boulevard, Stone Harbor
(609) 368-1211

Cape May County Park and Zoo:

Get wild at the Cape May County Park and Zoo! The Park and Zoo offer the perfect day out with the family. Host to countless animals, children will love to observe their favorites up close! After a stroll around the zoo, head out to the playground where families can snack at picnic tables and let energy out on the slides! The park also features tennis and basketball courts as well as a bike path and nature trails.

707 Route 9 North, Court House
(609) 465-5271