| Page Views: 7,784 Last Visit to Cape May: June, 2002 | Very Victorian Cape May by richiecdisc - last update: Sep 12, 2002 |
Cape May holds a charm that perhaps no other shore town in the United States does. As the oldest seaside resort in the country, with the largest collection of Victorian buildings, this quaint enclave of culture and historical significance attracts visitors for its old world feel, fine dining, and lovely nature settings surrounding it. Where else in the US can you do some world class birding early in the morning, hit the beach in the afternoon, enjoy a gourmet meal for dinner and then stroll through romantic narrow streets resplendent in tastefully lit, antique laden century old houses? Located at the most southern point in New Jersey, this throwback to a bygone era will entice you with its considerable charms, and once bitten, you’ll come back often to discover more of this diamond they call Cape May. |
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toonsarah Fri Apr 4, 2008 16:51 UTC What a coincidence! Having postponed Ecuador & Galapagos till Jan/Feb, we've just rented a condo in Cape May for a week in Sept. If I'd read your page we might have decided to do that sooner ;) | Bavavia Wed Jun 13, 2007 02:06 UTC Really great Cape May pictures. Cape May is not very far from me, i should take the time to go there... i forgot how nice it is there, until i saw your pictures! | Pawtuxet Sat Oct 7, 2006 14:06 UTC Looks like great beaches. One more place I should explore in NJ. Recent trip to Mt.Tabor..another great vict. neighborhood. | Bwana_Brown Mon Aug 1, 2005 15:18 UTC Some very fine looking old buildings here, sort of reminds me of Fredericton!! I have to agree with you Richie, September is one of the best times to explore - after the hordes have departed! |
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