Shellbay Campground

First off saying this place is very very clean. Very easy on the phone. And this is my first time camping and actually enjoyed it. Everything is close by. It’s pet friendly. And just a lot to do wish I stayed longer a weekend wasn’t enough but had so much fun here. Do it it’s very cute little place. Ps 25 cents for 4 mins for showering was a plus! Very hot water.

Just stayed here with a friend. Would definitely be back!!!! First of all yes it is a quiet place and some families stay here with kids. Mostly retired people with permanent sites. However, the 20 sites they do rent are nice size and reasonable in price for being close to Stone Harbor, Cape May, and Wildwood! Mix of shaded and some sun areas. Great looking pool, hot tube, and the bathrooms were clean and well maintained. They have two little cabins that probably sleep family of four. The staff were family run and very nice!! Camp store brings me back to childhood memories of a typical camp store. Prices all around very respectable compared to most hotels. The staff were accommodating on our only needing one night but that was for a tent site. Cabins are 2-3 nights. Just bring cash and you will be a happy camper!!!

Permanent trailer Park. This place is not really set up for the weekend RV’er. They only accept cash payment, and the gate card we had was temperamental. The part that really got frustrating was when our next-door neighbor decided to pressure wash his permanent trailer on Sunday afternoon… Just when we wanted to enjoy a little peace and quiet. It would really be helpful if they could make a few more rules to try to accommodate those of us who do not have permanent RV sites.

I love this little piece of simpleness, tucked away in cape may courthouse. Kids can play and ride their bikes freely. I live just hanging by the pool, taking in the sun!!

A very charming campground, still family owned. Really nice pool and hot tub, great bathroom facilities. The folks in the office are extremely pleasant and helpful. Close to the Cape May Zoo. There is an awesome bike path that is very close. It is at least 8 miles long and pretty much parallels old Rt. 9. It's also 15 minutes from The Wildwoods. Lots of stuff to do from this location.