7 Reasons to Visit Wildwood New Jersey

The Wildwoods - There are plenty of beaches to visit down the Jersey Shore, but The Wildwoods seems to have it all, from the Boardwalk to the beaches and nightlife.

Sunset Beach's Cape May Diamonds (Photo: WIKI)

Philadelphia, PA - Sunset Beach on Delaware Bay in Cape May, New Jersey. The journey of a Cape May Diamond begins when quartz rocks fall from the Pennsylvania mountain range into the Delaware River.

Photo: Google (Claudio's Pizza Kitchen in Cape May Court House)

Philadelphia, PA - Claudio's Pizza Kitchen is located at  205 S. Main St. in Cape May, Court House is owned by Claudio Pawlus, who also owns Alfredo's Pizzeria right around the corner.

Photo: Cape May NJ

Cape May, New Jersey -  Cape May Bird Observatory is known as one of North America's best birding destinations, especially for the autumn migration. When more than 200 bird species can be seen in a single day, and more than 400 species of birds have been spotted in the Cape May area during the migration.

Wreck of the SS Atlantus (Photo: Google)

Philadelphia, PA - Sunset Beach on Delaware Bay in Cape May, New Jersey, is where you can see the sunken wreck of the World War One concrete ship, Atlantus. She lies there, half-submerged, a few hundred feet offshore.

Fun Facts About The Wildwoods New Jersey

The Wildwoods - Wildwood, New Jersey, is considered one of the top vacation destinations on the East Coast. The city was founded during the late 1800s and almost immediately became a popular tourist destination with numerous hotels featuring their doo-wop style of architecture.