Adventure Bound Camping Resorts-Cape May

The Great Outdoors

Motorhome camping at the Adventure Bound Camping Resorts-Cape May will put you within easy reach of many fun, outdoor activities. There are all sorts of beaches available nearby. Sunbathe, swim in the ocean, or enjoy a picnic with your family. There are also wildlife, fishing, and sightseeing tours that depart locally.Cape May Point State Park sits at the southern end of the peninsula. The park is comprised of the beaches on the coast, as well as the marshy areas found nearby. Trails traverse these areas and allow hikers to view the varying ecosystems and animals found there. This locale is well-known for birdwatching during the migration seasons. Water access is easily available here, as well.Cape May County Park and Zoo can be found in town. The zoo is open throughout the year, with events held here at different times. Animal exhibits are available, many of which include those that are not usually found in North America. As this is also a park, there is a playground, and even a rope adventure obstacle to conquer. There is also a cafe available, and best of all, the zoo and park are free of charge!

Exploring the Area

Book an RV in Cape May County to find things to do that will appeal to people with a variety of interests. The Cape May Lighthouse is found at the southern tip of the peninsula. It was built in the mid-1800s and has been restored to its former glory. Visitors can climb to the top where they are treated to 360-degree views of the surrounding countryside and ocean. The light is known for its Full Moon Climbs during the summer months. RV camping at this campground will make it easy to reach all the interesting attractions available nearby.There are a number of museums available locally. Military pilots trained in this area during World War II. The Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum is a memorial for the men who died during this time. Other artifacts from Navy aviation are on display as well. At the Cape May Fire Department Museum, view vehicles and equipment that have been used to fight fires, locally, since the area was settled.There are also several historic locations found in the nearby area. The World War II Lookout Tower is one of the last of its kind remaining in the country. It was used to observe the nearby waters and help to protect the country's shores during the war. The Stephen Smith House was the home of an abolitionist during the time of slavery. He worked with Harriet Tubman, and information on the Underground Railroad is offered, as well. At the Colonial House and the Historic Cold Spring Village living history museum, observe what life would have been like during the Colonial era.When you've been looking for a great place to vacation, that's close to the beach and is steeped in history, consider a campsite at the Adventure Bound Camping Resorts-Cape May. Do some sunbathing at a local beach, get a birds-eye-view of the neighborhood from the top of a nearby lighthouse, or learn about the region's history at a county museum. Check out a campervan rental near here and enjoy exploring this part of the Garden State!