Cape May
I think I mentioned to you
before...a littler further North of Cape May...is Big Timer Lake. We stayed there last year for 10 days and are thinking of
going back this summer. 5-10 minutes to Avalon
Beach. 5-10 Minutes to Cape May County Zoo.....20-30 minutes to Cape May. For the most part nice size sites and the Seasonals were mostly grouped together in the back. Kyle,
Sussex:
In northen NJ we stay about 10 days every August
in Sussex, NJ at Pleastant Acres Campground. www.pleasantacres.com This
place has seasonals but no matter what their status I
am yet to meet an unfriendly person there.
It is owned and run by several generations of the same
family. They have great planned activities and lot of quiet relaxation.
My husband and I are in our 40's and we're already hoping
to spend part of our retirement there as our northern stop.
Toms’
River::
Most NJ campgrounds will readily admit
they are FULL of seasonal campers. More now than ever
before... since 9/11.
We camp in NJ every summer and have found a few
campgrounds that are just wonderful.
If we want to go 'down the shore' we stay in Albocondo Campground in Toms River which is
quite a drive north of Cape May though. http://www.gocampingamerica.com/albocondo/
This campground is just a quiet little place that is
family owned and run. It has one nice pool and a 9-hole chip-n-putt next door.
It's about a 10 minute drive to the boardwalk at Seaside Heights. The small store is limited in hours, they do not have a
laundry mat and the interior roads are dirt & weathered but it's always
quiet and they do not allow locals to camp there to deter drinking groups on
the weekends which is a common occurrence at the Jersey Shore.