The history of Sea Isle City is interesting. For over 2000 years the Leni-Lenape Indians lived in the area that would later become New Jersey. They came to the coast to fish and gather quahog shells from the beach. They…
As with most of the barrier islands in Southern Jersey, Ocean City was once a hunting and fishing ground for the Lenni-Lenape Indians. In 1700, the area became known as Peck’s Beach after a whaler by the name of…
The peninsula situated between the Atlantic Ocean and the Delaware Bay, now known as Cape May, was once hunting grounds of the Lenni-Lenape Indians. In 1609, Henry Hudson was sailing his yacht when he came upon the land. A couple…
The history of Avalon is rich. From the days of railroads in Avalon, to storms of Avalon, much has happened to shape the development of the “jewel of the Jersey coast”. The island upon which Avalon is located was once…
Many have heard the song, but until you’ve spent time here, you have no idea how special this place is. “Wildwood Days” is a famous song by Bobby Rydell in 1963. The song is a tribute to the Wildwoods of…
Townsends Inlet is located on the barrier island of Ludlam Island. It is considered an “unincorporated community”. This is similar to Strathmere, which flanks Sea Isle on the north end of the island. Townsends Inlet is locally referred to as…
Cape May is located on Cape Island, the southernmost tip of New Jersey where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean. This area is known as an island because of a man-made canal that was built, separating it from the…
Ocean City New Jersey (not to be confused with Maryland) has long been know as America’s Greatest Family Resort – and with good reason. With plentiful beaches, a 2 mile boardwalk filled with rides, shops and live entertainment, and a…
As it’s motto suggests, Stone Harbor is a laid back beach town that offers the best in beachfront living. Like its swanky neighbor to the north, the borough of Stone Harbor is a quiet, upscale community that shares its home on…