Cape May Vacation Rentals

When you want a postcard-perfect Jersey Shore vacation you might plan on visiting Cape May, where you’ll find top-rated beaches and the best Cape May rentals from Long & Foster Vacation Rentals. These Cape May NJ rentals range from studio to 6-bedroom vacation homes, townhomes, cottages, and condos with easy access to beaches, marinas, shops, and restaurants. Rentals could feature queen-sized beds, fully-equipped kitchens, a washer/dryer, smart TVs, ceiling fans, porches, decks, BBQ grills, private fenced yards, and off-street parking. Other amenities could include an outdoor shower, gas or electric fireplace, a Jacuzzi tub, and beach equipment such as chairs, umbrellas, and carts.

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Things To Do in Cape May

What can you expect on your Cape May vacation? Start with the 2.5 miles of clean beaches that are typically a short walk from many of our Cape May vacation rentals. The beach offers swimming, fishing, kayaking, skimboarding, surfing, parasailing, and volleyball—many hours of fun in the sun! There are also plenty of opportunities for cruises, biking, golfing, wine tasting at area wineries, trolley tours, walking through gardens, and parks for picnicking, hiking, bird-watching, and seeing historic structures and statues. Visiting the Cape May Lighthouse is a must-do! You can also visit the Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum, the open-air Washington Street Mall, the 18th Century Historic Cold Spring Village, the Colonial House Museum, and the many theaters, galleries, boutiques, and restaurants throughout this seaside city.

Where To Stay in Cape May

With the right Cape May rental, you get the best of both worlds: proximity to all of the attractions and activities to fill your days while affording stunning ocean and beach views so you can relax on your sun deck, patio, or porch and take in the beauty of the area. It’s just a short walk or bike ride to the boardwalk Beach Avenue that runs parallel to the beaches. So even if you don’t want to hit the sand you can still take in the sights and feel the ocean breezes. Then hit the shops, museums, gardens, and other wonderful things to do in what is often referred to as the “nation’s oldest seaside resort.”