The beach, dunes, freshwater wetlands and ponds, and forested trails, located at the tip of the peninsula, make the Cape May Point State Park (CMPSP) a wonderfully diverse natural area.
The Park offers great opportunities to see dolphins and other ocean life, bird migration and monarch butterfly migration.
There are beautiful ponds and dunes, a beach and wonderful views of the ocean.
One of the highlights of CMPSP is the Cap May Lighthouse, which has marked the entrance to the Delaware Bay since 1859. Walk the 199 steps up to the watch gallery for a panoramic view.
The Park also includes more than a mile of clearly marked trails through wonderful nature viewing. The trails wind through marsh and swamp, dune forest, ponds, grassy dune, and beach. You can’t get lost. Elevated boardwalks through the wet areas keep your feet dry. Some of the trails are handicapped accessible, which makes this one of the very few natural areas in South Jersey that is wheel chair friendly.