Nature Center of Cape May

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1600 Delaware Ave

Cape May, NJ 08204

+1 (609) 898-8848

http://www.njaudubon.org

The Nature Center of Cape May is a local establishment in Cape May, NJ that focuses on environmental education and conservation efforts.

Visitors can explore various exhibits, participate in educational programs, and engage in outdoor activities to learn more about the natural world and local ecosystems.

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Julia Cen C.

9/1/2023

Such an amazing place for kids to explore and learn about nature!! We had a great time!!!

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Cyndy K.

9/13/2024

They try, but have work to do....... much of the building is not accessible to disabled with walking issues, requires ascent of two big flights of steps to see it all. No elevator which of...

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Donna P.

11/20/2017

Fantastic place for adults and kids. The volunteers that work there are so nice and informative. Had a great chat about local birding. They sell lots of great stuff. The upstairs has fantastic...

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Gwendolyn P.

2/7/2015

This is such a wonderful place to explore some of Cape May's nature and wildlife for free at the nature center or arrange to go out on a paddle board or a kayak. The people that run the nature...

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M M.

7/21/2019

although this center is largely pitched at little kids, and they have many activities for them that looked like a great deal of fun, if you have bird lovers among your family, make this a stop...

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