Cape May, NJ is known for its breathtaking coastline, historic charm and incredible seafood. It's no wonder that the area is widely regarded as one of the best vacation spots along the eastern seaboard. Visitors come from far and wide to take in its beauty and enjoy all that it has to offer. From taking a peaceful stroll by the beach to exploring nature trails or trying out some of the best restaurants and bars in town, there's something for everyone in Cape May. Many visitors have left glowing reviews of their experiences in Cape May, citing its amazing food, friendly locals and endless activities as highlights of their time there. Whether you're looking for a quick weekend getaway or a longer stay, this beautiful city can provide you with plenty to do that will leave you with lasting memories.
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Cape May NJ - 12/27/2014
Cape May is a picturesque pleasant town with a increase in population in the summer months. As a tourist town a good deal of the people who live here make the bulk of their income from the tourist industry. It is becoming harder and harder to operate a business and afford a family in this area.The beauty of the victorian era buildings in the historic district are to be appreciated. The beaches are beautiful however even locals who are subject to very high taxation must pay both to park and for tags to enjoy these beaches.There is a dangerous and well publicized shore break as well.Since many people make the bulk of their income in the summer few have time to enjoy them anyway. There is little organization on a governmental level and in the areas surrounding the island itself.Cape May is becoming more and more commercialized and expensive seeking to distance itself from the local communities which surround it.Family and children are not a focal point to most of those in power on
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Beautiful on the beach and the mainland - 9/26/2005
From the beaches of Cape May at the true south of New Jersey, to the vastness of the Wildwood beaches, to the shimmering water and clean sands of Avalon and Stone Harbor, this is some of the prettiest coastline on the east coast.
The not-so-best-kept secret is the beauty of Cape May County's mainland. Scenic golf courses just minutes from the lovely beaches, lush green landscapes, a charming town center, and growing shopping & entertainment opportunities abound.
While the on-island real estate prices are getting steep, the mainland is becoming developed, and the smart homebuyers are realizing their dream of a shore home at a lower cost just minutes from the beaches.
I've lived here for 15 years and have noticed more people moving to the area from the city and suburbs to raise their families or to retire. There is something for everyone
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