Cape May, New Jersey
Explore the charm of New Jersey's Cape May with this hand-drawn map and gifts by Chris Robitaille. Cape May, a historic peninsula and barrier island system, separates Delaware Bay from the Atlantic Ocean. Originally inhabited by the Kechemeche tribe, it was named by Dutch explorer Cornelius Jacobsen Mey. As America's oldest vacation resort, Cape May has been attracting visitors since 1766.
Cape May County, covering 267 square miles, is home to nearly 95,000 residents, swelling to over 820,000 during summer. With pristine beaches, vibrant festivals, birding, shopping, and stunning Victorian architecture, Cape May remains a beloved destination.