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Ronald P. Giordano
150 96th Street
Stone Harbor, NJ 08247
Phone: (609) 368 - 3005
Fax: (609) 368-3957
Toll Free: 1-(888)2REKING
1-(888)-273-5464
Recreational Activities
The south Jersey shore offers many fun places to go and things to do for the visitor. Along with other bird and wildlife sanctuaries, there are many historic sites. There are two lighthouses, Hereford Inlet and Cape May Point (which is still in use); Fisherman's Wharf, originally built for whale hunting but still active with clamming, oyster and scallop harvesting and commercial fishing; Cold Springs Village, 18th and 19th century restored buildings; the Stone Harbor Museum, explore the history of Stone Harbor; the S.S. Atlantus, an experimental ship made of concrete during World War I; World War II military installations; Leamings Run Botanical Gardens; and many museums and quaint villages. Visit our Cape May county park and zoo, an accredited zoo with over 250 animals, open year round.
Safe, protected beaches attract thousands every year for sunning and play while the gradual incline of the ocean bottom beckons to swimmers, surfers and wave jumpers, making water play one of Stone Harbor's biggest attractions.
To the west on the bay, panoramic sunsets vie for restful views of acre upon acre of wetlands and marshes. Boats of all sizes ply the inland waterway and ocean while fishing is great from oceanside, bayside or by boat.
A myriad of shops cater to just about every need, and when the sun goes down, entertainment moves into high gear with all kinds of dining experiences available, not to mention movies, music and dancing establishments.
Families in particular like the ambiance of a walk "downtown" with the ultimate goal of some homemade ice cream or freshly made fudge.
A full flight recreation program for youngsters and adult centers on the 81st Street field, tennis courts at 81st and 96th and a special children's playground at 80th and First. A new recreation experience at Chelsea Place Park between 105th and 106th Streets opened the summer of 1990.
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