Lower Township is truely a unique area from the Villas, a small fishing community along the Delaware bay, to North Cape May, also along the Delaware Bay is probably the most populated section of lower township. Lower Township is also a business district and the original whaling village of Town Bank was once the county seat. Erma between the garden state parkway and Route 9 is a thriving family community with plenty of open space. Historic Cold Spring, named so because of the fresh cold spring still there today. Is a favorite stopping place for the train which brought early visitors to Cape May. Diamond Beach is the only Atlantic Ocean front resort community, proudly hosts some of the finest resort accommodations found along the Cape.

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Centrally located within the Jersey Cape, Middle Township serves as the County Seat and has a rich, historic past. Today, visitors driving through the quaint, historic district on Main Street will see many of the buildings that were constructed more than a century ago. Many of the bayside communities began as fishing villages and still offer excellent salt and freshwater fishing opportunities.

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Upper Township

Upper Township Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Delaware Bay, visitors can spend the day hiking or biking throughout the lush forests, exploring the inland waterways or kayaking through the wetlands.

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Cape May Point is unique among Jersey Shore communities for its natural environment, many trees, and wildlife-friendly gardens. Our quiet residential streets are used more for walking and biking than for motor vehicles. Because of our location along the Atlantic Flyway, Cape May Point is a major rest stop for birds and butterflies migrating north in the spring and south in the fall. Visitors from around the world come here to view wildlife migration.

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From the sandy beaches of the Atlantic Ocean to the natural strands along Delaware Bay, north to south and east to west, the Jersey Cape has what you are looking for in a vacation destination! Cape May County encompasses 267 square miles and is home to nearly 95,000 year-round residents, with that number swelling to a seasonal population of over 820,000 during the summer months.

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