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Holly Shores Campground is a 38 wooded acre camping resort is nestled in Cape May County just four miles from Wildwood and Cape May beaches. We offer 300 large, oak and maple tree shaded, full hook-up campsites and 40+ Deluxe Rentals, Safari Glamping Tents and Tiny Houses.
Loads of amenities including free WiFi, Cable, two playgrounds, lush dog park, heated pool, kiddie pool, two hot tub spas, golf cart rentals, bike and kayak rentals, game room, and nature trail to the adjacent fishing lakes run by New Jersey Dept of Fishery.
We also welcome group camping; family reunions and scout troops.
491 U.S. 9, Cape May, NJ 08204
Pretty nice campground and some stuff for the kids to do however there is a bit of a theft problem here. Myself as well as a few had some things stolen from our sites. If your camping here just make sure you lock up anything you don't want stolen. Hoping the staff can find out something. They seemed helpful and I believe it was the manager that said she was going to look at the cameras in hopes of finding something. They stole a 600 scooter from me personally and my buddy across from me had is jbl Bluetooth speaker stolen
Great location and nice amenities ( pool, hot tub, jumping pillow, play ground). The showers in the bathhouse could use some loving. The Rv sites are really packed in but there are still trees and nice shade. My biggest complaint is that the booking office lied to us when booking the camp site- they told us there was only one in the cape May area when we specifically asked. There are 3 Sun Outdoor camp grounds in close proximity to each other and all with similar names. Spoke with the neighbors and they too had issues getting the right one. We ended up having a good time but thought we were booking a camp site in a neighboring camp ground where our friends were staying.
Took our last camping trip here for the season. We thought when we booked it was Sun Outdoors Wildwood. Anyway, very clean, family friendly, good location, lots of activities .Sites are pretty close together, and speed bumps every few feet. I tripped walking my dog, it was very dark and I was wearing flip flops, didn't see the speed bump. They are full swing Halloween this weekend, and lots of activities including a carnival for kids and trick or treating. I took some pics of sites for the decorating contest.
The amenities were nice: pool, jumping pillow, playground. We walked to the nearby pond and there was litter everywhere. We stayed in a cabin and it was “new”. The workmanship was awful. The whole cabin was unleveled. The shower door wouldn’t stay closed because of how much it was off and I could smell sewer gas. The front desk said they know, it’s because it’s new and settling. Come on, my 1908 house hasn’t settled that much. The paint smell was overwhelming, the refrigerator door gasket was falling off… They are very particular about their inventory and breakages. I was expected to sweep the cabin and clean it before leaving. It’s a lot of expectation, especially when you spend $300 a night.
We had the most excellent time at Sun Outdoors in Cape May. This was my first trip to the Cape and we wanted something low-key where we could also bring our pup. It's proximity to Wildwoods was a great little bonus.
We stayed in the cabins and they were excellent. Decent beds, great mini-kitchen, and a fantastic screened porch. The dog park was great, the playgrounds were fun, and the pools amazing. We rented a golf cart while on property and highly recommend doing so if you plan on exploring the entire campground.
This was the first year for the cabins where we stayed, so there were a few growing pains. Don, resident handyman and all around fun guy got us set. The Wi-Fi in the cabins was also pretty epic considering the "away from it all" feel of the cabins. If I had to work (I didn't) I could have without a problem.
The staff: Debbie, Julio, Tatiana, and everyone else was just lovely. We plan on looking them up again when we need some time away from the grind.
