Visitors may laze and play along the powder-white beaches lining the Wildwood coast. The entire stretch of sand and water requires no admission fee or tags. Surfing, skim-boarding and people-watching are popular pastimes, and the beach plays host to a multitude of summer events like concerts, volleyball tournaments, and kite festivals.
Thirty-eight blocks--more than two miles--of Wildwood Boardwalk thrill visitors who stroll along the expanse of dancing neon lights, food, shopping, and entertainment. Three piers stretch into the ocean: Mariner's Landing Pier, Surfside Pier and Adventure Pier with extreme rides and roller coasters for adults and teenagers.
Like most vacation spots along the ocean, Wildwood is inundated with opportunities to enjoy fishing, golf, fine dining, nightlife, music, bars, water sports, sailing, and boat trips, including dolphin and whale-watching excursions. Visitors planning to stay overnight in Wildwood will find an array of accommodations ranging from elite to budget hotels, bed and breakfasts, and campgrounds.
