Cape May captivates with its row of colorful Victorian gingerbread houses and endless sandy beaches along the Atlantic. Choose from 10 standout RV parks in our directory, starting at $63 per night. Camp here to bike the two-mile promenade at dawn or chase sunsets from the historic Cape May Lighthouse, all without fighting for parking.
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Cape May claims the title of America's first seaside resort. Pedestrians wander the brick-lined Washington Street Mall, popping into quirky shops and fudge stands. Climb the 199 steps of Cape May Lighthouse for panoramic views. Spot dolphins from Beach Avenue or join birders at Cape May Point State Park during fall migrations. Congress Hall stands as the grand old hotel where presidents vacationed.
Sun Retreats Seashore draws groups with WiFi, showers, group sites, and a dump station from $63 nightly. Families thrive at Sun Retreats Cape May Wildwood, where WiFi keeps kids connected starting at $67. Beachcomber Camping Resort suits beachgoers with WiFi sites from $75, steps from Wildwood Crest sands. Quiet couples pick Seashore Campsites for simple ocean proximity.
Cape May is known for Victorian architecture, pristine beaches, and the Cape May Lighthouse. Tour gingerbread mansions on Hughes Street or stroll the Washington Street Mall for shops and eateries. Birdwatchers flock to Cape May Point State Park, especially during migrations. Congress Hall offers a glimpse into resort history since 1816.
RV parks near Cape May include Sun Retreats Cape May Wildwood, Beachcomber Camping Resort, Seashore Campsites, and Sun Retreats Seashore. These cluster in Wildwood Crest, minutes from Cape May beaches. Expect WiFi at three spots, plus showers and dump stations at Sun Retreats Seashore.
Sun Retreats Cape May Wildwood, Beachcomber Camping Resort, and Sun Retreats Seashore offer WiFi. These amenities support remote workers and families staying connected near the beaches. Rates begin at $63 nightly for equipped sites.