West Cape May is a Walsh Act borough in Cape May County, New Jersey, United States. It is part of the Ocean City Metropolitan Statistical Area. As of the 2010 United States Census, the borough's population was 1,024, reflecting a decline of 71 (-6.5%) from the 1,095 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 69 (+6.7%) from the 1,026 counted in the 1990 Census.
Restaurants in West Cape May
5 based on 57 reviews
I am licensed and insured. I am certified in The Finesse Massage Technique. My focus is to give you all the benifits of a deep tissue and sports massage Without the pain. The Finesse Massage Techniques work with the fascia to relieve the trigger points that are causing you discomfort. I do offer a FMT treatment plan for those who suffer from Fibromyalgia, as well as my integrated FMT massage and Thai Table Massage and bodywork
My husband and I had an amazing experience, she received us with fruits and cheeses, she was very accommodating to our needs, the massage itself was great both of us were extremely pleased with the entire experience, will definitely recommend it.Thank you so much for coming to see me and I hope you will come again. Enjoy the summer?
4.5 based on 151 reviews
We must have come on a perfect day because we saw a bald eagle and ten other species including many hawks, accipiters, and falcons. There were even a few Monarch butterflies left. Lovely day and the staff was knowledgeable and had to quality Swarovski field glasses. To loan out.
4.5 based on 505 reviews
This is a beautiful beach away from the hustle and bustle. The WWII lookout tower is visible as well as a ship wreck. Great place to watch the sunset as you can probably figure out by the name.
4.5 based on 1 reviews
The beach was very clean and beautiful. Being from North Carolina we do not need tags to go on the beach, so we were kind of shock you have to buy tags to get on the beach before 5pm in New Jersey. Therefore, we walked around the stores til we could get on the beach after 5pm.
4.5 based on 116 reviews
Our 62-acre Beach Plum Farm in Cape May, NJ has more than 100 varieties of fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers that are grown and harvested for our restaurants' kitchens. Three mornings a week, fruit and vegetables are hand-picked at the farm and delivered so our chefs can develop daily menu specials around them. During the spring, summer, and fall, join us at the Farm! Kids welcome!
Hidden gem that fell on our radar because we were looking for something to do on a slow weekend. Went on a hayride to a pumpkin patch. Our 2yr old loved it. They have chickens, ducks, pigs! Adorably perfect little place.
4.5 based on 194 reviews
Established in 1998, Turdo Vineyards is now in its 10th vintage. A family owned and run operation, Turdo Vineyards is known for producing award winning, premium hand-crafted wines. Including italian varietals such as Sangiovese, Barbera, Nebbiolo, Dolcetto, and its signature wine, Nero D'Avola. All the fruit used is 100% estate grown, with the main focus being quality, not quantity. Owner and Master Winemaker, Salvatore Turdo's passion and commitment, has established Turdo Vineyards as New Jersey's most distinct vineyard & winery. We look forward to seeing you soon.
Tasted 5 wines and they were all delicious. Not the sweet crap that so many places on the East Coast. These wines reflect Italy and California, dry with great tannins. Get here early, as the tasting room is small and fills up quick:
4.5 based on 137 reviews
Sunset Beach is one of the East Coast's most unique beaches. Voted Top 25 beaches by Trip Advisor in 2013, Sunset Beach is located at the very tip of South Jersey and the end of Sunset Boulevard. Sunset Beach offers an unobstructed view of spectacular sunsets over the waters of the Delaware Bay. Atmospheric conditions caused by the of sea breezes across the bay waters create spectacular colors as the sun sinks below the horizon. For over 50 years just off the coast of Sunset Beach lies the concrete ship "Atlantus". Thousands of visitors come annually to view the cracked, weather beaten hull and watch the sunset over the remains of the ship. You'll love shopping their gift shops, playing a round of mini golf, beachcombing for Cape May diamonds or grabbing a bite to eat at The Grille (Grille open April-October.) Be sure to experience the Evening Flag Ceremony Honoring an American Veteran every evening at 7pm Memorial Weekend through August 31. (Saturdays in September at 6pm)
Stopped here one evening to watch the sunset...afterall, it is "sunset" beach; it gets very crowded and there is little parking; walked into this little shop to see what they had; they have alittle of everything. If you are looking for Cape May trinkets to take home, this is a good place to find something and then some. Then you can walk along the beach, set up your chairs and take it all in.
4.5 based on 42 reviews
The Cape May Artists' Cooperative Gallery is a group of local artists collaborating to showcase and sell their work and share their art with the public. The gallery carries a full selection of members' work, including original paintings and photography and prints, jewelry, stained and fused glass, wood turning and assemblages, fiber arts, candles, pottery and mosaics.
Don't miss this gem of a shop, featuring the handiworks of LOCAL ARTISANS! The paintings were all quite lovely, the jewelry unique and well made, the fabric works beautiful, the ceramic pieces unusual and useful...and there were many more items as well. Stop by and support them, you will be pleased with what you find!
5 based on 56 reviews
Founded in 1975 by the New Jersey Audubon Society, the Observatory takes visitors on birdwatching trips to view more than 400 species of birds during fall migration.
My sisters and I went into the observatory to look for tee shirts. We ended up staying over and hour shopping and talking to the staff. We had questions about owls and some birds we had seen and heard ,which a staff member very willingly researched for us on the spot and answered all our questions. He was even able to imitate their calls for us! We had a blast!
4.5 based on 335 reviews
We are a horse-drawn carriage company.We provide guided tours through Historic district of Cape May.We would like to fully explain why we do not accept credit cards.We are located at the corner of Ocean and Washington St. we have a small unprotected mobile table that has no power,no phone and no protection from the weather.We cannot get a phone jack which is needed to take credit cards because we do not have a store front.Cape May is an island with terrible satellite and cell reception therefore the mobile credit card devices also do not help us.There are other very expensive mobile devices that are weather sensitive and do to the fact that we have no protection from the elements ,that is not an option either.We are sorry for the inconvenience this may cause to some .There is an ATM located directly behind where we are parked.We hope that you enjoy the horse and carriages and the joy, and beauty they bring to the hundreds of people who ride each year.
This was the best time. Love strolling around the streets of Cape May in the carriage. Our tour guide was very fun and knew all the info about the houses in Cape May. Sammie the horse did a great job taking us around town. Wish it was longer. Would recommend this to anyone.
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