Places to stay in Cape May Point, New Jersey

Cape May Point is a borough located at the tip of the Cape May Peninsula in Cape May County. It is part of the Ocean City Metropolitan Statistical Area. 241 permanent residents were counted during the United States 2000 Census. Cape May Point is home to the Cape May Light. Local restaurants include Beach Plum Farm, Viggiano’s On Sunset, Exit Zero Filling Station, and Panico’s Bistro.

If you are travelling in the area, Cape May Point is located close to North Jetty Light, Bristol Range, Little Turtle Gut, Josh Creek and Grassy Point.

The center of Cape May Point ( which is at is longitude -74°57'46.429 and latitude 38°56'33.950 ) is located 4 miles away from Cape May, 7 miles away from Villas, 7 miles away from Wildwood Crest and 8 miles away from Rio Grande.

Available Cape May Point lodging

We currently have 6 accommodations in and around Cape May Point.

Cape May Point Hotels, Motels, Resorts, B&Bs and Extended Stay

Cape May Point Camping & RV, Cottages, Rentals and Lodges / Ranches

Other useful links:

• Cape May Point, New Jersey on Wikipedia

Things to see and do, places to eat in Cape May Point

410 Bank Street ( Dining / Seafood ). Located at 410 Bank Street, Cape May, 3 miles from the center of Cape May Point. 410 Banks Street Restaurant is the consistent winner of the New Jersey Monthly's "Best Restaurant" award for over 20 years. ZAGAT gives 410 the ranking of one the top ten restaurants in New Jersey and 'top restaurants in America.' The New York Times writes "People drive down to Cape May just to eat at 410 Bank Street, and it's worth it." 410 is celebrating it's 25th year, and Chef Henry Sing Cheng has been at the helm all that time. Dine in our tropical garden, porches or dining room. Spinning over-head fans, hanging vines, and tropical foliage adorn this 1840 Carriage house, and entrance pathway, you will be forgiven for thinking you're in the Caribbean. frescoscapemay.com

Taco Caballito Tequileria ( Dining / Tacos ). Located at 429 Beach Avenue, Cape May, 3 miles from the center of Cape May Point. Taco Caballito is your place to call home, to connect with friends, as well as a beacon of eclectic Mexican food, unique handcrafted cocktails, and over 70 tequilas, many of them from small, artisan distilleries seldom seen outside of Mexico. www.tacocaballitotequileria.com

The Washington Inn ( Dining / American ). Located at 801 Washington Street, Cape May, 3 miles from the center of Cape May Point. The Washington Inn prides itself on warm hospitality and exceptional New American cuisine. During your visit to the Washington Inn, it is easy to find comfort in the people and food as the spirit of hospitality is alive and well. Come and experience it for yourself! www.washingtoninn.com

Tisha’s Cape May ( Dining / Seafood ). Located at 322 Washington Street, Cape May, 3 miles from the center of Cape May Point. A trip to Cape May,the oldest seashore resort in the country, would not be complete without dinner at Tisha’s. Conveniently located on the Washington street mall, Tisha’s is celebrating 30 years in business and considered a must try in the Cape May restaurant community. www.tishasfinedining.com

Beach Plum Farm ( / Breakfast / Brunch ). Located at 140 Stevens Street, West Cape May, 1 mile from the center of Cape May Point. Beach Plum Farm is located less than two miles from Cape May’s historic downtown. Established by owners Curtis Bashaw and Will Riccio, this working farm is open to the public and welcomes visitors from near and far. Since 2008, Beach Plum Farm has grown to produce over 100 kinds of fruits and vegetables as well as chickens, eggs and Berkshire Hogs. The Farm provides produce and meats to local Cape May restaurants including The Ebbitt Room, the Blue Pig Tavern, the Rusty Nail, the Boiler Room, Louisa’s Café and more. beachplumfarmcapemay.com

Blue Pig Tavern ( Dining / American ). Located at 200 Congress Place, Cape May, 3 miles from the center of Cape May Point. Gather at the Blue Pig Tavern, our distinctive restaurant tucked in the corner of Congress Hall. Known for hearty breakfast, lunch and dinner favorites, its name derives from a gambling parlor sited in Congress Hall in the mid-1800s. Earlier still, in the 1700s, Elias Hughes operated a tavern for whalers on this site. It was the first tavern in Cape May. Today, we offer timeless classics and new seasonal delights with ingredients that are always farm-fresh. www.caperesorts.com