Seashore Campsites & RV Resort

We stayed at Seashore on a tent w/​electric site for one night this past weekend and I have no complaints from the campground perspective. I’d like to write a review on the jerks who stayed in the site behind us and thought 2 am was the perfect time to strum up what I can only assume was a ukulele, but that’s not Seashore’s fault — and when I walked to the ranger station they handled it immediately! Unfortunately they couldn’t stay there forever so we had to deal with inconsiderate, loud campers until exhaustion finally gave way at 3 am and we drifted off.
Seashore is a very spacious campsite with a variety of ‘ways to stay’ options. We thoroughly enjoyed the swim-​in lake (and the DJ who played from 5 – 7). The beach is sort of small and there are limited loungers so bring your camp chairs! My girls wanted to try the deep end slide in the worst way… maybe next time! They loved the various playgrounds and my husband loved the very large general store where he was able to get iced tea and coffee.
The bathrooms are well-​located, very clean, and well-​lit both inside and out. Make sure you bring your quarters for the shower — 25 cents will get you 15 minutes. We used the bathhouse on Goldfinch just past Holly and unfortunately the water pressure was just above a trickle in stall #2 — but I know I heard better pressure in the other 3 stalls! I just picked the wrong one.
We would definitely visit Seashore again and hopefully make it a longer stay so we can utilize all the other wonderful amenities (pool, fishing lake, scheduled activities). The location is perfect — about 10 – 15 minutes from the Wildwood beachs and boardwalk (depending on traffic).

Stayed here the second weekend in September for my second time camping. This place is great! My review is for tent camping though they have many other options. Grounds are very clean and the staff is super friendly. Its a very large space with a lot of area to explore and walk around. The Pool was lovely, the lake when we went was closed so I didn’t have the opportunity to check it out though it did look kind of dirty. The shop on the grounds is great, super well thought out and has everything you would need. They have a snack shop with ‘fast food’ type things to order which is nice. We stayed In the A1 area which gives a more woods feel than some of the other areas. Like I said its a large space so expect to walk a lot from the gates to your area, When they see you the staff is willing to pick you up on the carts the drive and take you in the direction which I thought was cool.
Showers and bathrooms were very clean. The showers cost a quarter, that gets you about 15 minutes. They have outlets at campsites as well as around the place. They have a really nice fitness center that is air conditioned has a TV and is open 24 hours which is really cool. They also have plenty of playgrounds and a little rec center with games and such.
This was a much better alternative to paying an exorbitant amount of money to stay at a cape may hotel. Despite what the information says, you can’t walk to the cape may town from here, it’s too far and its down interstate roads so its dangerous. It is a very short drive away though which is nice. Also, there is a great antique shop rtight outside the grounds. I highly recommend this spot.

I stayed here with my family this past weekend. Having only ever camped sans electricity, coming here with our new pop up and having electricity was pretty great! Our site was very large (site W10) and had electricity, water and cable. We also had a fire pit, I believe every site has one as well.
The grounds were very clean. The front office/​store was really nice! Very well thought out store. They had just about anything a camper could need from food to hoses, firewood to souvenirs.
Some cons were that the wifi signal was not good at all. I know, you’re supposed to be camping, enjoying nature, but if you offer it and people are expecting to use it, it should work. Also, the heater in the pool was broken and the water was freezing so we didn’t get to use the pool :(It’s too bad because we were looking forward to using it but it was late September after all, and without the heater, it was just too cold. And many of the campers there are either seasonal or residents so it kind of felt like we were squatting in someone’s neighborhood, if that makes any sense. We’re used to camping at grounds that are solely for vacationers, and the vibe is much different here. Another thing, our trash never got picked up so we had to take care of that ourselves even though we saw the trash removal truck come through on day one. Just never saw them again.
But the staff was very nice. They have a guard at the entrance who doesn’t allow anyone in without a parking pass. That was nice. They also have a game room and basketball court.
Overall, a nice place to stay with reasonable rates for what they offer. Fantastic store and clean grounds and facilities.

Vacationed during the «off season» as first time RVers and pleasantly surprised at the politeness of staff. Personal escort to RV site. Very clean grounds. Fire pit at site, along with gravel spots. Huge trees, a fishing pond, swimming lake. Secured entry. Random security checks throughout night. Daily trash pick up. Well stock convenience store with food, souvenirs, RV supplies, knick knacks and what nots. People respected quiet hours. Every staff member was easy going, knowledgeable, professional and I honestly believe they love what they do. About a 10 minute drive to the town of Cape May. This is a beautiful beach town.

We camped here in a pop up.
I want to start off by saying this is the cleanest campground I have ever seen. Their camp store is also the best that I have ever seen in a campground. It puts most convenience stores to shame. The prices are also reasonable and the owners should rightly be proud of this. The spots also were immaculate. They were clean, there was no brush in the spots (for those spots who had dirt) and the fire rings were clean.
Now for the bad. Since we camped in a pop up and the park was not full, we got a space by the seasonal part of the campground. This area was wooded and had space between the spots. Overall it was a great location, except for the noise. There were people behind us who spoke very loud, and did not shut up. They had no respect for the quiet hours at all. This noise started at 7:15 am and did not stop until after 11:30. The second night we were there, we called security and they came and the noise stopped for 5 minutes. The noise started again and we had to call security to again to get them to shut up. I have never seen this before in a campground.
Another concern that I have about this campground is the closeness of the spaces that were assigned to the class A, B and C units. The spaces were paved and slightly bigger than a driveway. There were units with slideouts and I dont think that they were able to use the slideouts. That section of the park had all the charm of a Wal Mart parking lot.
Would we stay here again, probably not.
Room Tip: Request a spot in the seasonal section.