Sun Retreats Seashore Good Sam Verified Campground
720 Seashore Rd, Cape May, NJ 08204
Address
720 Seashore Rd
Cape May, NJ, 08204
Coordinates:
38.982564, -74.906687
Open April 15 - October 31
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Waterplayr
1 reviews · 1 review votes
Member
Sites are small over 700 on 100 acres. Staff is exceptional friendly and helpful. With so many campers impossible for them to keep up cleanliness. Bathrooms need a remodeling. Toilets rock when you sit on them. Great place for kids for activities. Good location for getting to sights. Easy access to light house, cape may and wildwood. Security responsive to quiet hours. Would be a great park if it didn't feel so much like a city. Constant traffic jams with kids like locusts on bikes and foot.
Sven 394
21 reviews · 18 review votes
Member
Very clean, well managed, first class facilities. Best campstore in NJ they got so much there you could get away with brining just about nothing and buy it there. Checking in was like being at a hotel, nice seperate area, very inviting and efficient. People are friendly and professional, even their security are good people (unlike the campground just north of there). If you wish you can even call in your order at the snack bar and then pickup your food if you don't feel like cooking. Playgrounds... Read More
Very clean, well managed, first class facilities. Best campstore in NJ they got so much there you could get away with brining just about nothing and buy it there. Checking in was like being at a hotel, nice seperate area, very inviting and efficient. People are friendly and professional, even their security are good people (unlike the campground just north of there). If you wish you can even call in your order at the snack bar and then pickup your food if you don't feel like cooking. Playgrounds everywhere, big lake with beach, nice newer pool. Respectable mini golf nice tennis and basketball courts. Wifi works everywhere and I believe it was free. I really like the fact they offer a worship service on Sunday for an hour and shut everything down for an hour out of respect. The place is classy all the way. As for the campsites they are a bit small but there is so much to do at the campground and Cape May Area that you only notice when you get there and don't think about it because there s so much to do. If you like clean, quiet, and relaxing bliss this is the place.
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OVERCROWDED
1 reviews · 1 review votes
Member
The sites are very small and on top of one another. There are way too many sites which made the facilities like the lake and pool overcrowded. The people in the office told me that the campground was designed in the 60s, back when people had smaller campers, now people come in with huge RVs with more people in them and therefore leads to the overcrowding. Unless they revamp the sites, making less of them with more space in each site, then I wouldn't bother going there again. It's a shame because... Read More
The sites are very small and on top of one another. There are way too many sites which made the facilities like the lake and pool overcrowded. The people in the office told me that the campground was designed in the 60s, back when people had smaller campers, now people come in with huge RVs with more people in them and therefore leads to the overcrowding. Unless they revamp the sites, making less of them with more space in each site, then I wouldn't bother going there again. It's a shame because the lake and pool are very nice.
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Waterplayr
1 reviews · 1 review votes
Member
Sites are small over 700 on 100 acres. Staff is exceptional friendly and helpful. With so many campers impossible for them to keep up cleanliness. Bathrooms need a remodeling. Toilets rock when you sit on them. Great place for kids for activities. Good location for getting to sights. Easy access to light house, cape may and wildwood. Security responsive to quiet hours. Would be a great park if it didn't feel so much like a city. Constant traffic jams with kids like locusts on bikes and foot.
Sven 394
21 reviews · 18 review votes
Member
Very clean, well managed, first class facilities. Best campstore in NJ they got so much there you could get away with brining just about nothing and buy it there. Checking in was like being at a hotel, nice seperate area, very inviting and efficient. People are friendly and professional, even their security are good people (unlike the campground just north of there). If you wish you can even call in your order at the snack bar and then pickup your food if you don't feel like cooking. Playgrounds... Read More
Very clean, well managed, first class facilities. Best campstore in NJ they got so much there you could get away with brining just about nothing and buy it there. Checking in was like being at a hotel, nice seperate area, very inviting and efficient. People are friendly and professional, even their security are good people (unlike the campground just north of there). If you wish you can even call in your order at the snack bar and then pickup your food if you don't feel like cooking. Playgrounds everywhere, big lake with beach, nice newer pool. Respectable mini golf nice tennis and basketball courts. Wifi works everywhere and I believe it was free. I really like the fact they offer a worship service on Sunday for an hour and shut everything down for an hour out of respect. The place is classy all the way. As for the campsites they are a bit small but there is so much to do at the campground and Cape May Area that you only notice when you get there and don't think about it because there s so much to do. If you like clean, quiet, and relaxing bliss this is the place.
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OVERCROWDED
1 reviews · 1 review votes
Member
The sites are very small and on top of one another. There are way too many sites which made the facilities like the lake and pool overcrowded. The people in the office told me that the campground was designed in the 60s, back when people had smaller campers, now people come in with huge RVs with more people in them and therefore leads to the overcrowding. Unless they revamp the sites, making less of them with more space in each site, then I wouldn't bother going there again. It's a shame because... Read More
The sites are very small and on top of one another. There are way too many sites which made the facilities like the lake and pool overcrowded. The people in the office told me that the campground was designed in the 60s, back when people had smaller campers, now people come in with huge RVs with more people in them and therefore leads to the overcrowding. Unless they revamp the sites, making less of them with more space in each site, then I wouldn't bother going there again. It's a shame because the lake and pool are very nice.
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720 Seashore Rd, Cape May, NJ 08204
Coordinates: 38.982564, -74.906687
Directions
From Jct of Garden State Pkwy & SR-47 (exit 4A), N 0.9 mi on SR-47 to SR-626 (Railroad Ave), S 2.7 mi (R); or From Cape May-Lewes Ferry, E 1.9 mi on US-9N to SR-626 N (Seashore Rd), N 1.2 mi (L)