Did you know that Cape May has been a destination point for birds (and bird observers) for over two centuries? Well, we’re sure the birds have been in on the secret for longer but bird observers – among them John Audubon, who set out to paint and describe all the birds of North America – have found Cape May, West Cape May, and Cape May Point to be a migratory Mecca for our fine feathered friends. Cape May County has a tremendous variety of habitats for migrating birds: salt marshes, swamp or wet woods, fresh water marshes and ponds, pine forest, saltwater, grasslands and open fields.
An educational institute, with programs on the schooner, at the Bivalve campus and in the community.
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A free county park and zoo located just a few miles up the Garden State Parkway
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Cape Sea Excursions is the home of the Cape May Whale Watch & Research Center, Starlight Fleet and Cape Star fishing excursions, and Dark Star Pirate Cruise.
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The Nature Center of Cape May was founded in 1992, with the twin goals of creating a responsible stewardship program for open space surrounding Cape May Harbor and providing environmental education for people of all ages.
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Back Bay Birding and Wildlife Boat Tours from Cape May / Wildwood & Stone Harbor, NJ
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Enjoy a relaxing cruise through the harbor to see our marinas, the US Coast Guard base, waterfront homes, wildlife, and more!
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We provide a fun and interactive educational experience for families, school groups and vacationers of all ages through nature exploration and discovery.
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Cape May is a destination for the entire family.
There's no reason to leave your best friend at home when you visit Cape May.
There's more to Cape May than the beach. Even on a rainy day, you won't be bored.
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