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North Wildwood enjoys a boardwalk, wide beach (in places up to a quarter
mile) up scale motels, restaurants,
beds & breakfasts, a landmark
lighthouse and a wildlife
preserve.
Wildwood is the center of action in this coastal barrier island resort.
Known for its roller coaster rides,
candy apples, popcorn, saltwater taffy, and tram which transports thousands
of tourists a day from one Wildwood to another. The centerpiece is Morey's
Piers. There are currently three Piers and a water park devoted to the
child in all of us. The island's main entrance is from the causeway
bridge. There are marinas
on both sides of the bridge and a bait
and tackle just off the main road on the right side.
If you're an angler, then this is a little bit of heaven. There are
daily party boats, too numerous to mention here but listed in our web
pages under, you guessed it "Party
Boats".
There are lots of free activites for the children. The public park
area boasts a great jungle gym and the beach is Free!
Wildwood Crest is a bit more residential than either North Wildwood
or Wildwood but shares the Doo Wop motel architecture with the rest
of the Wildwoods. If you're concerned about the recent demolition of
motels and explosion of condos which do not preserve the 50's and 60's
architecture, you can join a presevation league which lobbies the town
fathers and State for zoning laws and planning board restrictions to
help maintain the status quo. The address is http://www.doowopusa.org/index.html |
