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Willow Creek Winery is located in West Cape May. We will be providing shuttles to and from the venue!
Cape May is an island at the southernmost point of New Jersey accessible by one of two bridges that cross the canal linking the Delaware Bay to the Atlantic Ocean. Most people drive to Cape May, but you can also reach it by plane, ferry, public transportation, or private boat.
Please visit this link for detailed information about each transportation option!
https://www.capemay.com/getting-here
We have made room blocks at three different hotels so you can choose the one that works best for you! The hotels include "The Grand Hotel of Cape May", "Montreal Beach Resort", and "La Mer". Please see the information below about each hotel and directions to book.
We also highly recommend you look into the multiple quaint bed and breakfasts Cape May has to offer! See below for a list of options.
There are also plenty of hotels in Cape May that are not included in our room block. See below for a list of options.
It would be a great idea for groups to look into renting air b and b's or vrbo's as well!!
The Grand Hotel of Cape May
1045 Beach Avenue, Cape May, NJ 08204
The Grand Hotel of Cape May is located at 1045 Beach Avenue Cape May, NJ 08204. There is a 2 night minimum for guests. The room block code is available from Friday, 9/26/25 - Sunday, 9/28/25. There are two types of rooms available in the block:
Type A- $261.00 per night
Type D- $309.00 per night
See this link for descriptions about the rooms! https://www.grandhotelcapemay.com/rooms
You can make a reservation by calling 1-800-257-8550 and referencing our group code: 711925. You can also make a reservation on the hotel website https://www.grandhotelcapemay.com/ and typing in the group code: 711925
This code will expire on 7/28/25 at 5 PM.
Montreal Beach Resort
1025 Beach Avenue, Cape May, NJ 08204
Montreal Beach Resort is located at 1025 Beach Ave, Cape May, NJ 08204. There is a 1 night minimum for guests. The room block code is available from Friday, 9/26/25 - Sunday, 9/28/25.
The room block code will provide a 10% discount on all available room types at The Montreal Beach Resort.
To make a reservation please call (609) 884-7011 and mention our group code: wed25. Or you can visit https://www.montrealbeachresort.com/ and enter the group code: wed25.
This code will expire 45 days prior to check-in.
La Mer Beachfront Resort
1317 Beach Avenue, Cape May, NJ 08204
La Mer Beachfront Resort is located at 1317 Beach Avenue Cape May, New Jersey 08204. There is a 2 night minimum for guests. The room block code is available from Friday 9/26/25 - Sunday 9/28/25. Rooms are $415 per night. To book, click the link below which will take you directly to the room block booking page.
The room block rate will expire 30 days prior to check-in.
Bed and Breakfast Options
Here is a link with a list of options: https://www.capemay.com/cape-may-bed-and-breakfast-inns.html and https://www.capemay.com/cape-may-guest-houses
You can also use google/apple maps to search for others that may not be listed!
Other Hotel Options
Check out other hotels that are not part of our room block: https://www.capemay.com/cape-may-hotels
So many places to eat and drink!
Cape May has a variety of restaurants from casual spots to fine dining. Visit the link below to explore your options!
https://www.capemay.com/restaurants/directory
Washington Street Mall
Cape May is home to the Washington Street Mall, an outdoor walking mall spanning three blocks, with brick pathways, decorative fountains, and wooden benches surrounding garden planters.
Shopping in Cape May is basically concentrated on the mall, the Washington Commons, Carpenter’s Square Mall (located behind the Washington Street Mall on Carpenter’s Lane), the beachfront, and West Cape May, primarily where West Perry Street meets Park Boulevard.
The Beach
Cape May City’s beaches are family friendly, clean, and close to restrooms and food. They run approximately 2.5 miles parallel to Beach Avenue and are within walking distance from most accommodations.
Cape May Lighthouse
Lighthouse Avenue Cape May Point, Cape May, NJ 08204
More than 2.5 million visitors have climbed the lighthouse since it opened to the public in 1988. For those who choose not to climb, the Oil House on the grounds contains a fully accessible Visitors’ Orientation Center and Museum Shop carrying souvenirs, books, and maritime items.
The Army Corps of Engineers began construction on the Cape May Lighthouse in 1857. The cost was $40,000. The present tower, the third documented lighthouse at the southern tip of New Jersey, has always been an attention-getting landmark as well as an aid-to-navigation for mariners. It was first lit in 1859. Because it is adjacent to the community of Cape May Point and just two miles from the city of Cape May, NJ, it has drawn visitors throughout its history.
Tickets are available to climb the lighthouse. Visit Cape May MAC’s website for more information and times.
Cape May Point State Park
303 County Hwy 629, Cape May, NJ 08204
Reach the 244-acre Cape May Point State Park by bike, car, or foot if you don’t mind a hike down the beach. The park is home to iconic landmarks including the Cape May Lighthouse, Fire Control Tower 23, and Battery 223 (aka “the bunker”), the remains of a harbor defense battery from World War II.
The park is free to the public, an ideal location for birding, picnics, painting, photography, and nature walks. Explore ponds, coastal dunes, marshes, and forest habitat on one of the three hiking trails that range from 0.5 to 2 miles in length. Along the trails are occasional benches and birding blinds. Wear sturdy walking shoes if you’re headed down the Yellow or Blue trails, as parts of the trail will take you through wooded areas that may be muddy! The shortest, the Red Trail, is entirely on a raised footpath and wheelchair accessible. Download a detailed trail guide from the state’s website.
Cape May Promenade
Beach Avenue, Cape May, NJ 08204
Cape May’s promenade runs parallel to Beach Avenue and stretches for nearly two miles, taking you on a scenic walk or run past Cape May’s beaches. Though it’s sometimes referred to as a boardwalk, our promenade is actually paved (the last wooden boardwalk was destroyed in the 1962 nor’easter).
The promenade is your gateway to the beach and unparalleled views of the ocean. There are a handful of businesses along the way, including candy stores, arcades, and ice cream.
Explore the Historic Houses
Take a walk or bike ride through the many side streets of Cape May to admire the old Victorian homes.