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Fish, relax and
cool off on the beaches...
whatever your
pleasure, you are sure to
find it here...
The
wide, white, sandy, free beaches, the gentle
surf, fun-filled boardwalk amusement rides and
some of the best salt water fishing on the east
coast, are just a few of the activities that
bring vacationers back to North Wildwood year
after year. Accommodations to suit every need,
fine dining, and exciting night life can be
found throughout this clean, friendly city. Fill
your days and nights with a cool dip in the
ocean, a boardwalk stroll, a pleasant bike ride,
an outdoor concert, or a game of tennis.
Whatever your pleasure, you are sure to find it
here.
North Wildwood has long
enjoyed the reputation
of being one of the
finest beach resorts along the New Jersey coast.
In the early 1600's, the Lenni Lenape
Indians visited this area each summer to fish,
relax and cool off on these beaches.
By 1870 a
small group of Swedish fisherman had discovered
the beauty of the area and the bounty of the
sea, and built homes on the northern end of the
island. They named their settlement Anglesea.
Today this tiny quaint fishing village has grown
into a beautiful and exciting island resort,
still beckoning visitors to return each summer
to fish, relax and cool off on their beaches.
The newly restored Hereford
Inlet Lighthouse is the pride of the residents
of North Wildwood. Built in 1874, this quaint
Victorian structure is considered one of the
most attractive and unusual lighthouses in New
Jersey.
For
more information on North Wildwood call
1-800-WW-BY-SEA.
City of North Wildwood The site will
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Greater
Wildwood Chamber of Commerce The site
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