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W E L C O M E

ContentsT a b l e o f

Welcome Message 4Getting Here & Navigating 6The 411: Visitor Information 10The Beach 14Around Town: the Neighborhoods 17Stuff to Do 20

Amusements 20Boating & Watersports 25Fishing 26Outdoor & Nature 36Inn Tours 36Historic Walking Tour 36Day Trips 36Golf 38Sports, Fitness & Fun 41

Events Calendar 43Culture & the Arts 52Staying Over 56A Taste of Ocean City 88Retail Therapy – Shopping 102Weddings at the Beach 106Services 107Real Estate 117Houses of Worship 124History 126Chamber of Commerce 128Member Directory 130Advertiser Index 146Map 147

The Ocean City Visitors Guide is published by theOcean City Regional Chamber of Commerce. Projectmanagement by Envision, Inc., Linwood, N.J.: BillHorin, editorial photography; AXIS visual, design; SalEmma, copy; Nancy Northrup-McCabe, ad design .Printed by Interstate Graphics of Morristown, Tenn.

©2010. The Ocean CityRegional Chamber ofCommerce assumes noresponsibility for errors oromissions. Listed informationshould be verified bytelephone with attractionsand event organizers.

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W E L C O M E

We l c o m e t o

Ocean City

here’s something about Ocean City, N.J.

Anticipation builds as you get closer. Asphalt and shoppingmalls give way to an expanse of green as you pass through thecoastal forest. The air gets cooler on a fresh sea breeze and

backseat fidgeting is suspended when the kids realizeyou’re on final approach.

Then, you come around a curve and your eyes land on jewelsof sunlight dancing on the bay. Fishing boats bob on the wavesas Jet-Skis slalom between them. In the distance, the Ferriswheel makes its endless journey. Excitement rushes throughthe car. You’re only minutes from your destination – fun andsun in America’s Greatest Family Resort.

The sea, the sand, the Boardwalk – wide, handsome avenueslined with pretty homes, unique shops, restaurants and com-fortable hotels. It’s the Jersey Shore’s charming, family-friendly,fun vacation paradise.

You’ve arrived.

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avigating our island You can get to

Ocean City, N.J. by just about any

means – car, bus, or plane. At the northern border

of Cape May County, N.J., the island lies 10 miles

south of Atlantic City, 28 miles north of Cape May,

56 miles southeast of Philadelphia and 110 miles

south of New York – as the crow flies.


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Most visitors come by car – Ocean City is easy to access viathe Atlantic City Expressway and Garden State Parkway.

Four bridges serve the island:

• On the north end of town, the Ocean Drive/Long-port Bridge leads to Longport and northernSomers Point. Accessible via Wesley Avenue.

• In the middle of town, the Howard StaintonMemorial Causeway (9th Street) takes Route 52to Somers Point and Garden State Parkway Exit30. This bridge is being replaced – but all fourlanes will remain open throughout the entire re-construction. Accessible via 9th Street.

• At 34th Street, the Roosevelt Boulevard bridgeleads to Marmora, Upper Township and Garden State

Parkway Exit 25.

• On the southern end of town, the Ocean Drive spans Corson’s Inlet and Strathmere Bay, towards Strathmere

and Sea Isle City.

By bus – New Jersey Transit serves Ocean City via the Transportation Center at 10th St. &Haven Ave. • (973) 275-5555; 1-800-772-2287 for TTY or njtransit.com



By air – the closest commercial airports areAtlantic City International (ACY) in Pomonaand Philadelphia International (PHL).

The Ocean City Municipal Airport servesgeneral aviation traffic at 26th St. & Bay Ave.• (609) 525-9223

Driving Distances

Destination: Ocean City, N.J.

From Miles Drive Time

Philadelphia 70 1:20

New York 140 2:40

Trenton 100 2:00

Wilmington, Del. 95 1:45

Baltimore 165 3:00

Washington, D.C. 195 3:40

Distances and times approximate, provided by Rand McNally.

Getting around Ocean City

From stem to stern, the island is just overeight miles in length. The Avenues runnorth-to-south and streets run east-to-west.West, Asbury and Central Avenues run theentire length of the island. The street num-bers decrease as you move northwards, with1st Street near the northern tip and 59thStreet at the southern border.

Need an address for GPS or interactive maps?

Ocean City Welcome Center16 E. 9th St.Ocean City, NJ 08226



Driving Directions

From Philadelphia

Take the Atlantic City Expressway east to Exit7S, Garden State Parkway south. ParkwayExit 30 serves 9th Street and Exit 25 serves34th Street.

From Points South by road

Take Interstate 95 north to Interstate 295north. From 295, take Rt. 40 east to Rt. 55south to Rt. 49 east. Turn right on Rt. 50south. From Rt. 50 turn left on County Route631 and follow signs to Ocean City.

From Points South, by ferry

The Cape May-Lewes Ferry links Cape May, N.J. with the DelMarVa peninsula. From theCape May Ferry Terminal, follow signs for the Garden State Parkway. Take the Parkway northto Exit 25. • 1-800-64-FERRY or capemaylewesferry.com


Take a break from the ordinary.

Relax. Stretch your legs. Take in the sights and sounds

of the Delaware Bay aboard the Cape May–Lewes Ferry.

Instead of fighting traffic, you’ll be creating memories.

The Cape May–Lewes Ferry. It’s the best break in travel.

www.CMLF.com or call 800.64.FERRY

elcome Center

For up-to-the-minute in-formation, a wealth of in-sider knowledge and lots offree literature, make the

Welcome Center your first stop, at 16 E. 9th Street. The Welcome Center is opendaily, year round.

Before you arrive, get a head start online atoceancityvacation.com or by calling 1-800-BEACH-NJ. (Look for a new Welcome Center grand opening in 2012 with the completion of the 9th Street Causeway.)

Climate

Surrounded by water, the weather in OceanCity tends to be more temperate than in-land. It’s cooler in summer and warmer inwinter. Nights can get chilly by the sea, evenin the hottest part of summer, so pack longtrousers and a sweatshirt or two for eveningdeck and Boardwalk excursions.

Average temperatures

Winter 46F/8C

Spring 70F/21C

Summer 81F/27C

Fall 56F/14C

The Beach

Ocean City’s eight miles of white-sandbeaches are a favorite for enjoying time inthe sun and surf. Beach tags are required touse the beach in-season and swimming ispermitted only at guarded beaches. Seemore in the Beach section.

Alcoholic beverages

Founded by Methodists as a seaside reli-gious retreat, one legacy of that history isOcean City’s status as a “dry” town. Alcoholis not sold on the island and alcohol con-sumption is prohibited in all public places,including the beach. Package goods storesare located within a short distance of the island.


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Parking

Metered parking is available throughout themiddle of town and free on-street parking isavailable in other areas of the city. The cityoperates parking lots on 5th, 8th and 9thStreets and on Moorlyn Terrace. Privateparking lots are also available.

Bicycling

The beauty of Ocean City really shines whenyou tour the island by bicycle. A bike pathruns through the center of town, on HavenAvenue between 9th and 34th Streets. Addi-tional shared-use bike lanes and bike-friendly roads run throughout town.

Bikes are also allowed on the Boardwalk, 5 a.m. to noon, June 1 to Indian SummerWeekend (Columbus Day Weekend) and allday during the remainder of the year.

Helmets are required in New Jersey for allriders under 17 and recommended for

everyone. Bicyclists should ride with trafficand obey all posted signs and signals.Ocean City has many bicycle and surreyrental companies. Visit bikeocnj.org tolearn more.

Furry friends

Dogs on a leash are allowed on the beachOctober 1 to April 30. Guide dogs are al-lowed on the beach at any time. Fido has anadditional place to play at Ocean City’s DogPark, 45th St. & Haven Ave. The park isopen dawn to dusk and a Paw Pass is re-quired for entry. Visit the dog park website tolearn more, oceancitydogpark.org.

Keeping it clean

To keep Ocean City beautiful and enjoyablefor all, please put trash in a proper recepta-cle. Ocean City recycles: plastic, glass, aluminum and paper should be separatedfrom regular trash.

Emergencies

The 911 system is in place for summoningpolice, fire or rescue by phone. Tune yourradio to 1620 AM for updates from OceanCity’s Office of Emergency Managementduring any public emergency, including severe weather. To contact the Ocean City Police in the absence of an emergency, call (609) 399-6111.

Important numbers

Beach Patrol . . . . . . . .(609) 525-9200

Chamber of Commerce . .(609) 399-1412

City Hall . . . . . . . . . . . .(609) 399-6111

Fire - Non-Emergency . .(609) 525-9182

Humane Society . . . . . .(609) 399-2018

Library . . . . . . . . . . . . .(609) 399-2434

Municipal Court . . . . . .(609) 525-9386

Music Pier . . . . . . . . . .(609) 525-9245

NJ Transit . . . . . . . . . . .(973) 275-5555

Parking Regulations . . . .(609) 525-9223

Police Non-Emergency . .(609) 399-9111

Post Office . . . . . . . . . .(609) 399-0475

Shore Memorial Hospital (609) 653-3500

Transportation Center . . .(609) 398-9030

Recreation Dept . . . . . . .(609) 525-9304

Arts Center . . . . . . . . . .(609) 399-7628

Golf Course . . . . . . . . . .(609) 399-1315

Bayside Center . . . . . . .(609) 525-9244

Aquatic/Fitness Center . .(609) 398-6900


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# 1

cean City’s award-winning white sand

beach stretches nearly eight miles from

the Great Egg Harbor Inlet to the north

and south to Corson’s Inlet State Park.

Clean, expansive and beautiful – it’s no

wonder the Travel Channel named

Ocean City’s beach #1 in the region. That

puts Ocean City in the illustrious company

of places like Mauna Kea, Hawaii; Horseshoe Bay,

Bermuda and Barcelona, Spain.


# 1 B E A C H E S

OBeaches

Each region has its ownunique character – thequiet, picturesque beachesof the Gardens District inthe north; the buzz besidethe Boardwalk; rolling dunesframing majestic homes inthe south end; and the quietbeauty of Corson’s Inlet,where rare seabirds nestand anglers work the surfoverlooking Strathmere andSea Isle City.


Depending on where you plant your um-brella, you can choose a spot within walkingdistance to comfort stations, activities andconcessions – or a more secluded locationwhere you can savor the roll of the wavesand squawk of seagulls without distraction.Enjoy the peaceful relaxation!

Beach tags

Ocean City’s clean, safe, guarded beachesare accessible with beach tags, June 11 toLabor Day. Daily tags are $5; weekly tagsare $10; and season tags are available andare sold at a discount before Memorial Day.Children under 12 use the beach for free.

Beach tags are available:

• At the Welcome Center, 16 E. 9th St.

• Online at oceancityvacation.com

• At City Hall, 9th St. & Asbury Ave.

• At the Post Office at 46th St. & West Ave.

• At the Music Pier, on the Boardwalk atMoorlyn Terrace

• On the beach, after Memorial Day

Some locations have limited hours. The Wel-come Center is open seven days a week,year round:

• Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

• Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m to 4 p.m.

Comfort stations

Restrooms are located at the Boardwalk atMoorlyn Terrace and on 1st, 6th, 12th, 34thand 59th Streets.

A privately owned bathhouse provides show-ers and changing rooms at 13th St. & OceanAve., 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily, weather permit-ting. • (609) 399-7121

Accessible Beaches

Beach access for visitors with disabilities isavailable at 1st, 6th, 8th, 9th, 12th, 14th,26th, 29th, 34th, 36th, 40th, 43rd, 46th,50th, 51st, 52nd, 53rd, 55th, 57th and 59th Streets.

Accessible bathrooms are located at theBoardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace and at 1st,6th, 8th, 12th and 34th Streets.

FNorth, above 6th Street• Seaspray Rd.• Surf Rd.• Waverly Blvd. (S)• Atlantic Blvd.• North St.• Stenton Pl.• St. Charles Pl.*• Pennlyn Pl. • Park Pl.• Brighton Pl.*• 5th St.

(S) = Surfing Permitted

* = Lifeguards on duty pre- andpost-season (manpower permitting)

Mid-island, 6th St. to 23rd Street• 7th St. (S)• 8th St.*• 9th St.*• 10th St.• 11th St.*• 12th St.*• 13th St.• 14th St.*• 15th St.• 16th St. (S)• 17th St.• 18th St.• 20th St.• 22nd St.

South, below 23rd Street• 24th St.• 26th St.*• 28th St.• 30th St.• 32nd St.• 34th St.*• 36th St.• 39th St.• 42nd St.• 44th St.*• 46th St.• 48th St.• 50th St.• 53rd St.• 55th St.• 57th St.*• 60th St.


# 1 B E A C H E S

The City’s Surf Chairs program operates thefree beach-accessible wheelchair service,Memorial Day weekend through Labor Dayweekend. The chairs are available, on adaily and weekly basis, at 6th and 59thStreets. Reservations are recommended. • (609) 525-9304

Beach rules

• For your safety, swim only on guardedbeaches and when guards are on duty.

• Please note that alcoholic beverages arenot allowed on any Ocean City beach.

• Dogs are permit-ted on the beachOctober 1 toApril 30. Dogsmust be leashedand owners mustclean up aftertheir pets.

• Check yourbeach entrancefor additionalposted regula-tions.

Lifeguards are on duty Memorial Day to Labor Day, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekends and holidays.

Swimming is permitted only on guarded beaches, when lifeguards are on duty.

Beaches marked with an asterisk * are guarded from the Saturday before Memorial Dayto the week after Labor Day, manpower permitting.

Surfing is permitted at beaches marked with an (S).

The lifeguard schedule is subject to change. For up-to-the-minute information, call (609) 814-WAVE (814-9283).

GUARDED BEACHES

A r o u n d t o w n

irst-time visitors to Ocean City, N.J.

are struck by the incredible diversity

of its neighborhoods. Every corner of

town is vibrant with its own look and

feel – the architecture, activity and natural

backdrop combining into a special vibe.

the neighborhoods

With its white sand beaches, Boardwalk bustle, quaint shop-ping, charming, tree-lined streets and quiet fishing spots,each Ocean City neighborhood offers its own brand ofsights, sounds and diversions.

By car, by foot or by bike – around every turn lies anotherlandscape to explore and a new treasure to discover.

The Boardwalk

The mind-boggling variety of attractions on Ocean City’sBoardwalk has made it a family vacation favorite since thefirst planks were nailed down back in the 1880s.

The boards have been moved around and rebuilt almostcontinuously since those early days. Stretching from 1st to23rd Street, today’s Boardwalk is two and a half miles ofclean, well-maintained attractions for fun-lovers of every age– with amusement rides, arcades, miniature golf, traditionalseaside snacks, casual dining and eclectic shopping.

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Whether you’re eating your way from oneend to the other or taking a brisk walk toburn off the calories, the Boardwalk is alsoOcean City’s entertainment central. In thesummer months, you’ll encounter live musicboth on the boards and at the Music Pier,magicians, clowns and other strolling enter-tainers, art shows, parades (for people andpets) – even karaoke competitions. See theEvents Calendar to learn more.

South of 14th Street, the Boardwalk takes onmarkedly different ambience. The boards bi-sect a wide dune field and the majestic quietof some of the city’s most beautiful backyardgardens. It’s a stunning place to stroll.

The Boardwalk remains a spot to see and beseen – a scenic platform where both vaca-tioners and locals stroll, jog, bike, shop,snack and play while taking in the salt airand breathtaking beauty of Ocean City’sblue sea and sky.

Downtown

With more than 100 shops and restaurantsopen year-round on Asbury Avenue between6th and 11th Streets, Ocean City’s businessand retail district a uniquely American main-street community.

In an era with so many Main Streets aban-doned in the shadow of the big-box mall,



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Ocean City’s business district remains a des-tination. It’s a manicured and pedestrian-friendly neighborhood with a collection ofshops and one-of-a-kind boutiques – eachwith a unique personality.

Like the Boardwalk, Asbury Avenue has itsown schedule of special events and enter-tainment, including the famous spring andfall Block Parties, live music, kids’ activitiesand a parade of parades – including theone-of-a-kind Doo Dah Parade, celebratingthe end of tax season each April. See theEvents Calendar to learn more.

The Bay and Marina District

Ocean City’s sugar-sand ocean beaches tellonly half the story. On the western coast, asystem of bays, lagoons and estuaries sepa-rate our barrier island from the mainland.It’s a landscape of calm waters, wildlife andexpanses of color framed by stately dock-front homes, boaters, water skiers, fisher-men and picture-postcard sunsets.

It’s where you can grab a bite, rent a Jet-Ski,climb aboard a party boat for some deep-sea fishing, take a pleasure cruise aroundthe island or find just the right piece of gearyou need for a fishing excursion or sailingadventure. And there are plenty of spots todrop a fishhook or crab line.

In the middle of town, the bay and la-goons become the site of an Ocean Citysummer tradition, the festive celebrationof Night in Venice, one of the world’slargest boat parades.

Here, too, you’ll find the Bayside Center, ahistoric home converted into a museumand institute of study devoted to the backbays. See the Stuff to Do section for more information.

North End

Known as The Gardens, the neighborhoodsof Ocean City’s northern tip are quiet andbeautiful, with curving streets lined withhandsome homes in a diversity of architec-tural styles.

Overlooking Great Egg Harbor Inlet, withdramatic views of Atlantic City, the beacheshere are wide and peaceful. Traffic is lighterin this part of town, making it a pleasantplace to hike or bike in search of some soli-tude, a bite to eat, a new piece of beachgear or a vantage point to watch the surfersdancing on the waves.

South End

Largely residential, Ocean City’s south endalso has its share of nifty shops and cafés.Wide avenues make it a favorite for bicy-clists – and nature lovers flock south ontheir way to Corson’s Inlet State Park, a pic-turesque area of unspoiled, undevelopedbeach and dunes on the island’s southerntip. See the Stuff to Do section for more.

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Nine, 18 or more?

Playing a few roundsof miniature golf inOcean City has be-come a family vacation tradition. The kids never seem to get enoughof it. You’ll find miniature golf courses of every shape, size and char-acter both on the Boardwalk and in town. (This is your year to winthat free game.)

Flip, roll, shoot or dance

So many games, so little time. If arcade and video games are yourthing, you’ll have plenty to try in Ocean City. From old favorites like10-cent skee-ball to the season’s hottest, newest 3D graphics – ifyou’ve got coins, you’re in for action, challenge and fun, on and off the Boardwalk.


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Boating/WatersportsWith miles of both ocean and bay coast-line, there’s no shortage of ways to havefun in and on the waters surroundingOcean City. With ever-changing conditionsof temperature, light and waves – the chal-lenges and rewards are many for surfers,anglers, boaters, swimmers and otheraquatic fun seekers.

Getting your bearings

The Atlantic faces the eastern coast of theisland. On the western side, the IntracoastalWaterway winds its way through the area’smany creeks, lagoons and bay coves.

To download marine charts of the area online, visit nauticalcharts.noaa.gov.

Small craft

The back bays and creeks offer countlessopportunities for navigating flat, placid wa-ters by water ski, tube, kayak, small boat orpersonal watercraft. The rolling surf on theocean side offers more of a challenge for theadventurous. A variety of craft is availablefor rental throughout the city.

Charter boats

Larger fishing vessels also work the watersaround Ocean City. With a group charter orparty boat, hugging the coast or working theridges and canyons farther out – the experi-enced and knowledgeable captain and crewwill help you land the big one.

Pleasure cruising

Sightseeing by water is another way to takein the natural beauty of the New Jerseyseashore around Ocean City. Several touroperators serve the island.

Sailing

Here’s your chance to learn the ropes orbetter your skills putting wind to canvas.Rentals and lessons and sailing camps areavailable for every level of sailor, adults and kids.

Baycats offers sailboat and kayak rentals,guided kayak tours, lessons and sailingcamps. See ad on page 30 or visit the web-site at baycats.com. Sailing camps are alsooperated through the Ocean City SailingFoundation, ocsailingfoundation.org.

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Parasailing

Towed by motorboat, a tethered parachuteputs you on an airborne perch for an incred-ible birds-eye view of the island and its sur-roundings. It’s a ride you won’t soon forget.

Surfing

When the surf’s up, surfers flock to theclean, white-sand beaches to put their skillsto the test. That’s a board meeting, OceanCity style. Surfing is permitted at WaverlyBoulevard and at 7th and 16th Streets. (Seethe Beach section for details.) Check thelocal surf shops for wave reports, boardsrentals and lessons, too.

Other watercraft

The fresh breeze and clean waters sur-rounding Ocean City also combine to gener-ate excellent conditions for windsurfing and kitesurfing.

Safety first

Wearing a USCG-approved personal flotationdevice is required for both operators and pas-sengers in the waters off the New Jersey coast.

Boat launches

Two boat ramps serve the island. The mu-nicipal boat ramp is located on the bay atTennessee Avenue between 22nd and 23rdStreets. There you can also pick up sup-plies, bait, ice, refreshments and ice cream.The ramp is in operation April 1 to October31. Launch fees are $10 daily or $100 forthe season • (609) 525-9289

At the island’s southern tip, the state oper-ates a boat launch at Corson’s Inlet StatePark. The ramp is in operation year-round.Fees are charged Memorial Day to LaborDay, $10 daily or $55 for the season. • (609) 861-2404

Fishing

Land the big oneSomething fishy is going on here. In fact a lotfishy is going on here! Ocean City is in primeposition for some of the most thrilling andchallenging sportfishing in the East – plusthere are plenty of spots for more casual an-glers to drop a line and try their luck. Frombluefish to weakfish and lots in between, theaction goes virtually year-round.

Know the rules

You do not need a license to fish the saltwa-ter surrounding Ocean City, but fishing issubject to quotas, size limits and other regu-lations. Licenses are required for harvestingclams and other shellfish. You’ll find all theinformation you need in the New Jersey Fishand Wildlife Digest, available at local baitshops and tackle dealers. Online, learnmore at nj.gov/dep/fgw.

Surf fishing is allowed:

• Anytime on unguarded beaches

• Anytime Corson’s Inlet State Park on theisland’s southern tip

• On guarded beaches before and after life-guards are on duty

Fun close to shore

Anglers working the surf land bluefish,flounder, sea bass, tautog (blackfish), king-fish, shark and the famous striped bass(rockfish). Fisherman flock to the beachduring the “blitz,” when stripers passthrough by the thousand, following schoolsof bunker. Spring and autumn bluefish runsare equally dramatic, as the feeding reachesfrenzy proportions.

In the bays and creeks, weakfish (sea trout)are a favorite quarry, along with sea bass,“snapper” blues, croaker and flounder. Justnorth of town, parts of the old Longportbridge has been converted to a fishing pier.And south of town the Ocean Drive/RushChattin bridge was designed specially to ac-commodate anglers.

The tasty blueclaw crab is easy to catch withline or trap in the backbays and creeks. Kidslove outsmarting the feisty crustaceans. Askthe bait shop for a rundown on size limits.

Bigger fish, bigger action offshore

New Jersey’s offshore waters are world fa-mous for spine-tingling sportfishing action.Above the ridges, canyons, wrecks andreefs, anglers take prize-winning tuna,mahi (dorado), blue and white marlin,shark, wahoo and more. West of thecounty, the vast Delaware Bay yields morevarieties, including drumfish, sheepshead,channel catfish and more.

Ask the experts

To learn what’s running and which baits andlures are doing the trick, just ask at any ofOcean City’s fishing docks and tackle shops.News travels fast around here – especiallywhen fish stories are the topic.


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Outdoor & NatureThe New Jersey seashore is an absolute par-adise for nature lovers. If you keep your eyesopen, just walking on the beach is an oppor-tunity to spy all kinds of sea life, uniquebeach flora and birds, both native and visit-ing. In summer, schools of dolphin work thesurf as they follow their food up and downthe beach. Beyond the beach, Ocean Cityoffers several unique vantage points for ab-sorbing the beauty of the outdoors.

Stainton Wildlife Refuge

On Bay Avenue between 23rd and 30thStreets, 16 acres of protected dune andmarsh is a haven for native and migratingbirds. An elevated observation platformgives birdwatchers a birds-eye view. Park atthe airport, 26th and Bay.

The Bayside Center

A visit to the Bayside Center at 520 Bay Ave.delivers an in-depth look at Ocean City’s nat-ural habitat. On nearly two acres of bayfront,this converted historic home is a busy edu-cational institute. Includes the lifeguard mu-seum, ship models and tanks of live localsea creatures, plus a schedule of programsand summer camps. The public dock isopen year round and makes a terrific spot towatch the sun set over Great Egg HarborBay – or the annual Night in Venice boat pa-rade. • (609) 525-9244 summer; (609)525-9301, winter

Corson’s Inlet State Park

The southern tip of our island is a quiet, un-developed state park with acres of wilddunes, a beautiful cove lagoon and beach-front access. At Corson’s Inlet State Park,the majesty of the seashore has been pre-served as it was centuries ago.

To fully appreciate this treasure of nature,guided walking tours are offered Tuesdays,Wednesdays and Thursdays in July and August. You can also take a guided beachwalk on the north end. See the Events Section for details.

Inn-to-Inn Trolley TourOcean City is home to some of the JerseyShore’s most beautiful and charming bed &breakfasts and inns. A fun way to explorethem is on the Ocean City Regional Cham-ber of Commerce Inn-to-Inn Trolley Tour, of-fered in July and August. Different inns arefeatured each Thursday, 2 to 4 p.m., withthe innkeepers as tour guides. Catch thetrolley at 7th St. & Central Ave.

Historic Walking TourThe Historic District comprises the oldestpart town, the blocks surrounding the Taber-nacle at 6th St. & Asbury Ave. Tree-linedstreets of quaint Victorian homes, inns andrestaurants await exploring. For a walkingtour map of the area, visit the Historic Mu-seum at 1735 Simpson Ave. or online at oc-njmuseum.org.

Day TripsOcean City is centrally located among atreasure trove of destinations and activitiesat the southern Jersey Shore, each a shortcar ride away.

Casino excitement

The glam and glitter of Atlantic City’s casinoresort scene is north by about 30 minutes.There’s always action at the tables and inthe city’s many theaters and showrooms.


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Aquarium at Gardner’s Basin

On Atlantic City’s northern end, the AtlanticCity Aquarium is a fun family destination atGardner’s Basin – also home to shops,restaurants, boat rides and beautiful views of the sea and harbor. 800 N. New Hampshire Ave. • (609) 348-2880 or acaquarium.com

Historic Smithville

On the mainland west of Atlantic City,Smithville is quaint walking village of uniqueshops, eateries and entertainment, with acovered bridge, carousel, paddleboats andmany special events. Nearby, the NoyesMuseum of Art houses masterpieces of fineart and regional folk art. Route 9 and MossMill Rd., Smithville • (609) 652-7777or smithvillenj.com

Lighthouses

Four historic lighthouses are withinreach of Ocean City: Absecon Light isNew Jersey’s tallest, in northern At-lantic City. The Hereford Inlet lightstands in stunning English-style gar-dens in North Wildwood. Cape MayLighthouse at Cape May Point risesabove a park and migratory bird fly-way. And the East Point Light nearHeislerville is a unique example of a19th century river light. • njlhs.org

Somers Mansion Historic Site

The home of one of America’s firstnaval heroes, Richard Somers’ man-sion in his namesake Somers Pointoffers a taste of the life of an 18thcentury gentleman, with guided toursand preserved artifacts. 1000 ShoreRd. • (609) 927-2900 or somers-pointhistory.org

Cape May County Park and Zoo

From alligators to zebras, meet up to 200species of animal at Cape May County Parkand Zoo, 20 minutes south of Ocean City atParkway Exit 11. • Free admission • (609)465-5271 or capemayzoo.org

Historic Cold Spring Village

A working replica of a 19th century villageon 22 acres, historic interpreters bring thepast alive in this open-air museum of homesand shops just north of Cape May. Artisansspin wool, forge iron, weave baskets andmore as they reenact daily life in the age ofhorse and wagon. 720 Rt. 9, Lower Town-ship • (609) 898-2300 or hcsv.org


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GolfSouthern New Jersey boasts some of thefinest golf on the East Coast. From traditionalcourses laid out in the early 20th century’s“gilded age” to links courses newly carvedinto the sandy landscape – there is no limitto the variety and challenge.

There’s even a golf course tucked awayamong the scenic meadows on Ocean City’swestern shore. The Municipal Golf Coursehas 12 holes spanning 1,630 yards. Clubsand carts are available for rental. Bay Ave. &26th St. Summer hours 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.$12 or $9 for seniors and children under 12 • (609) 399-1315

To learn about all the golf opportunities inthe region, visit the Greater Atlantic City GolfAssociation online at acgolfvacations.com orcall 1-800-GOLF-222.

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Sports, fitness & funFor fun, exercise and a little friendly compe-tition, Ocean City offers scores of sports andfitness activities. For information or a sum-mer recreation calendar, visit the WelcomeCenter at 16 E. 9th St. or contact the Recre-ation Department at (609) 399-1989.

Indoor pool and workout space

The Aquatic and Fitness Center at 1735Simpson Ave. has a 25-meter indoor pool;strength and cardiovascular equipmenttraining space; an exercise studio for aero-bics, yoga, Pilates, Tai Chi and martial arts;personal training; racquetball court; childcare; and youth programming spaces. • (609) 398-6900

Tennis

Ocean City offers both turf and hard surfacetennis courts for public use, plus a hittingwall at 34th Street. Modest rental fees arerequired in summer. Court use is free off-season. Refreshments are available court-side along with a full program of lessons,clinics, leagues and tournaments.

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Basketball

With so many basketball courts in town,there’s almost always a pick-up game goingon. And the Recreation Department spon-sors summer leagues for players as youngas third grade.

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Shuffleboard

Ocean City’s public shuffleboard court be-hind the beach at 5th Street is one of thefinest on the East Coast. The courts aresmooth, the sea breeze is refreshing and allthe gear you need to enjoy the game isavailable. You can even join the summerleague for a small fee and get in on thetournament action.

Skateboarding

The pipes, ramps and rails await at OceanCity’s skateboarding park behind beach at6th Street. A small entrance fee is chargedMemorial Day to Labor Day and all skatersmust wear safety gear.

Street hockey

Players try their skill with blade and ball atthe free public street hockey rink at 52nd Street.

Soccer

Public soccer fields are located at Ten-nessee Ave. near Bay Ave. and at 15th St. & Haven Ave.

Baseball and softball

Well-groomed diamonds are located at 5thSt. & Bay Ave. and at 35th St. & Haven Ave.

Playgrounds

You’re never far from a safe, clean, fun play-ground in Ocean City. Kids find plenty to doand explore at playgrounds at North, 6th,8th, 15th, 29th, 34th and 52nd Streets.

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APRIL15th – 17th – Doo Dah Days in the Down-town Tax-Free Shopping: All weekend long atparticipating Downtown stores.

16th – Doo Dah Parade: Noon, Asbury Ave.between 6th & 12th St., then up to theBoardwalk ending at the Music Pier, Board-walk at Moorlyn Terrace. Say goodbye totax season with this comedy parade complete with over 500 basset hounds. “Pie-asco” follows parade – a mass pie-in-the-face extravaganza!

17th – Earth Day Celebration: Noon – 4 p.m.Bayside Center, 520 Bay Ave. Entertain-ment, environmental exhibits, refreshmentsand more.

23rd – Woofin’ Paws Pet Fashion Show: 11 a.m. Carey Stadium, Boardwalk at 6th St.Dress your pets in their Easter best.

23rd – Breakfast with the Easter Bunny: 9 a.m. – noon, the Chatterbox, 9th St. &Central Ave. For reservations call 609-399-0113.

23rd – Easter in the Downtown: Breakfastwith the Easter Bunny; free photos with theEaster Bunny in a lifeguard stand; candy-filled eggs for kids. Open an egg at thetime of sale for Eggstra Special Savings allalong the Downtown, 6th to 11th St. alongAsbury Ave.

23rd – The Great Egg Hunt: 2:30 p.m., 11th–14th St. beach. Five age groups; 100,000eggs (Raindate: April 24th)

24th – Easter Sunrise Service: 6:30 a.m.,Music Pier, Boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace. A traditional nondenominational service bythe sea. All welcome.

24th – Easter Fashion Promenade: 1 p.m.,Music Pier, Boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace.Come dressed in your Easter best to stroll inthe Fashion Promenade and meet theEaster Bunny.

MAY5th – Martin Z. Mollusk Day: 11 a.m., 9th St.beach. Find out if summer is coming early.

7th – Citywide Yard Sale: 8 a.m. – noon, Tabernacle, 5th St. & Wesley Ave. and athomes throughout town. Table sales in theDowntown 6th – 11th St. along Asbury Ave. Bargains galore!

7th & 8th – Mothers Day Weekend: MothersAre Special in O.C. Flower giveaway to allmoms at participating Boardwalk and Downtown stores, while supplies last.

7th & 8th – Boardwalk & Downtown MerchantTable Sales: 6th – 14th St. on the Boardwalkand on Asbury Ave.

14th – Spring Block Party: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.,5th – 14th St. along Asbury Ave. Over 350crafters, food, vendors, music and more.

21st – American Heart Association HeartWalk:Registration 9 a.m., Sports & Civic Center,Boardwalk at 6th St. Walk begins at 10:30 a.m.

27th – Unlocking of the Ocean & Businessper-sons Plunge: Noon, Music Pier beach, Moor-lyn Terrace. To welcome the new season,participants dress in business suits, carrybriefcases and march into the ocean to thestrains of Pomp and Circumstance.

31st – Memorial Day Service: 11 a.m., Veter-ans Memorial Park, 5th St. & Wesley Ave.

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JUNETuesdays, June 28th – August 23rd

• FUNtastic Tuesdays: 10 a.m. – 1 p.m., As-bury Ave. Entertainment, face painters, bal-loon sculptors.

Wednesdays, June 29th – September 7th

• Farmers Market at the Tabernacle: EveryWed., 8 a.m. – 1 p.m., 5th St. & Wesley Ave.

3rd – 5th: Ocean City Flower Show: Seebeautiful commercial and hobbyist displaysat the Music Pier, Boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace. Show times: Fri., 2 - 9 p.m.; Sat.,10 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Sun., 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

4th – Summer Recreation Programs Sign-up: 9a.m. – noon, Sports & Civic Center, Board-walk at 6th St.

4th & 5th: Johnson’s Popcorn Fathers DayFamily Fun Fest: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., Boardwalkat 11th St. Face painters, bands, magiciansand pony rides.

15th – 18th: Miss New Jersey CompetitionWeekend: Boardwalk Parade, June 16th 7p.m. Events also include preliminary compe-titions and finals. Music Pier, Boardwalk atMoorlyn Terrace.

25th – Antique Auto Show: 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.Tabernacle, 5th St. & Wesley Ave., followedby Boardwalk parade, 2 p.m. Over 300 vin-tage vehicles.

27th – July 1st – July Jubilee: 11 a.m. eachday, Music Pier, Boardwalk at Moorlyn Ter-race. A fun-filled week of contests leadingup to Independence Day. Taffy sculpting,treasure hunts and more.

JULY• The Ocean City Pops Orchestra performsthroughout the summer at the Music Pier, Board-walk at Moorlyn Terrace.

Every Tuesday through the end of August

• FUNtastic Tuesdays: 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. on As-bury Ave. Entertainment, face painters, balloonsculptors. Ends August 23rd

• Family Film & Fun Night: 7:15 p.m., Corner-stone Auditorium at Stainton’s Square, 810 As-bury Ave., second floor. $4.50 per person or max$18 per family includes family movie, pizza, pop-corn and beverage.

• Mummers Night: 7 p.m. – 9 p.m., strutting onthe Boardwalk, 6th – 14th St.

• Guided Beach Walks: Tuesdays, 9 a.m., 59thSt. & Central Ave. at entrance to Corson’s InletState Park. Tickets may be purchased on-site:adults $1, children 50¢.

Every Wednesday through the end of August

• Farmers Market at the Tabernacle: Every Wed.,8 a.m. – 1 p.m., 5th St. & Wesley Ave. Ends Sept.7th

• Guided Beach Walks: Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m.Longport Bridge Parking Lot at Gardens Parkway.Tickets may be purchased on-site: adults $1, chil-dren 50¢.

• Evenings along Asbury Ave.: 5 – 8 p.m. Music,art, shopping and dining

Every Thursday through the end of August

• Market Days: 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. - Asbury Ave.Entertainment, face painters, balloon sculptors.Ends August 25th

• Family Nights: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., entertainmenton the Boardwalk, between 6th – 14th St.

• Inn to Inn Trolley Tours: Thursdays 2 – 4 p.m.Pick-up at 7th St. & Central Ave.

4th – Gardens Independence Day Bike Parade:Registration 8:30 a.m. at the Longport Bridgeparking lot. Parade begins at 9 a.m. Sponsored bythe Gardens Civic Association.

4th – South End Independence Day Bike Pa-rade: Registration 8:30 a.m. at 40th St. & AsburyAve. Parade begins at 10 a.m. Sponsored by theSouth Ocean City Improvement Association.

4th – Independence Day Celebration: Kite flyingcompetition at 5 p.m. followed by entertainment.A spectacular fireworks display off the 9th St.beach tops off the evening.

6th – Sand Sculpting Contest: 9 a.m., 6th St.beach. First of the season.

7th – Freckle Contest: 6:30 p.m., Music Pier,Boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace. Registration 6 p.m.

15th – Merchants in Venice Seafood Festival: 5 – 9 p.m., 6th – 9th St. along Asbury Ave. Feaston some of the best seafood in the area and enjoyentertainment and rides for the kids.

16th – Night in Venice: 7:30 p.m. The City’s an-nual boat parade is one of the largest in the world.A colorful procession along the back bay and la-goons from the Longport Bridge to Tennessee Ave.

23rd – 31st Annual T. John Carey MastersSwim: Registration 3 – 6 p.m. at the beach patrolstation, 34th St. beach. Race starts at 6:30 p.m.





27th – OCBP Women’s Lifeguard InvitationalRaces: 6:15 p.m., 34th St. beach. Women repre-senting the 15 beach patrols on the southern NewJersey coast will compete in this annual invita-tional race.

AUGUST• The Ocean City Pops Orchestra performsthroughout the summer at the Music Pier, Board-walk at Moorlyn Terrace.

Every Tuesday through the end of August

• FUNtastic Tuesdays: 10 a.m. – 1 p.m., AsburyAve. Entertainment, face painters, balloon sculp-tors. Ends August 23rd

• Family Film & Fun Night: 7:15 p.m., Corner-stone Auditorium at Stainton’s Square, 810 As-bury Ave., second floor. $4.50 per person or max$18 per family includes family movie, pizza, pop-corn and beverage.

• Mummers Night: 7 – 9 p.m., strutting on theBoardwalk, 6th – 14th St.

• Guided Beach Walks: Tuesdays, 9 a.m., 59thSt. & Central Ave. at entrance to Corson’s InletState Park. Tickets may be purchased on-site:adults $1, children 50¢.

Every Wednesday through the end of August

• Farmers Market at the Tabernacle: Every Weds.,8 a.m. – 1 p.m., 5th St. & Wesley Ave. Ends Sept. 7th

• Guided Beach Walks: Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m.Longport Bridge Parking Lot at Gardens Parkway.Tickets may be purchased on-site: adults $1, chil-dren 50¢.

• Evenings along Asbury Ave.: 5 – 8 p.m. Music,art, shopping, and dining.

Every Thursday through the end of August

• Market Days: 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. - Asbury Ave.Entertainment, face painters, balloon sculptors.Ends August 25th

• Family Nights: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Entertainmenton the Boardwalk between 6th & 14th St.

• Inn to Inn Trolley Tours: Thursdays, 2 – 4 p.m.Pick-up at 7th St. & Central Ave.

3rd – Sand Sculpting Contest: 9 a.m., 6th St.beach. Second of the season.

3rd – Miss Crustacean Hermit Crab Beauty Pag-eant: 1 p.m., 6th St. beach. The original beautycontest for crustaceans. The winner earns thecoveted Cucumber Rind Cup and a ceremonialwalk down a flower-decked runway.

3rd – Hermit Crab Races: Immediately followingMiss Crustacean, 6th St. beach. Watch as someof the fastest crabs in the universe compete forthe King of Klutz Plaque.

4th – 6th: 11th Annual Art of Surfing: MusicPier, Boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace. Hours:Thurs., 7 – 10 p.m.; Fri. & Sat., noon – 10 p.m. Afree family event featuring original art from surf-ing’s biggest names, live music and a chance tomeet artists from across the country.

5th – 7th: 49th Annual Boardwalk Art Show:Hours: Fri. & Sat., 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.; Sun., 10a.m. – 4 p.m. Leading artists from throughout theEast Coast exhibit and sell their work. An idealplace to buy fine artwork at reasonable prices.

9th – Pamper Scamper: 9 a.m. registration, 9:30a.m. start. 6th St. beach. Ocean City’s annualcrawling baby race.

11th – 102nd Annual Baby Parade: 10:15 a.m.Boardwalk between 6th – 12th St. One of the old-est baby parades in the country.

11th – Twins Contest: 6 p.m. Music Pier, Board-walk at Moorlyn Terrace. Prizes for those who lookthe most and least alike.

15th – 19th – Weird Week: Wacky But NotTacky, these events are fun for the entire family.11 a.m. each day at the Music Pier, Boardwalk atMoorlyn Terrace.

SEPTEMBER3rd – Fall Farmers Market In The Downtown: 8a.m. – 1 p.m., 9th St. & Asbury Ave.

9th – 11th: Street Rod Weekend: Sports &Civic Center, Boardwalk at 6th St. A colorfulchrome fest of classic cars on display.

10th – Fall Farmers Market In The Downtown:8 a.m. – 1 p.m., 9th St. & Asbury Ave.


17th – Ocean City Airport Festival: 10 a.m. –3 p.m., Municipal Airport, 26th St. & BayAve. Annual festival with ground display ofunusual airplanes ranging from classics andwarbirds. Meet the pilots and performers forthe next day’s Aerobatic Air Show.

18th – Boardwalk Aerobatic Air Show: 1 – 3p.m., Boardwalk between 6th & 14th St.Thrill to some of the best stunt pilots andaerobatic champions in the world – plus mil-itary aircraft demonstrations.

24 & 25th – MS City to the Shore Bike-a-thon: Over 7,000 bikers expected. The eventhas raising some $50 million for multiplesclerosis research in its 30-year history.Sponsored by the Greater Delaware ValleyChapter of the National MS Society.






25th – Corvette Show: 11:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.,Boardwalk between 6th & 10th St. Over 350classic American muscle cars exhibited. Oneof the largest shows of its kind in the East.Includes examples from every model year.

OCTOBER1st – Citywide Yard Sale: 8 a.m. – noon, Tab-ernacle, 5th St. & Wesley Ave. and at homesthroughout town. Table sales in the Down-town, 6th – 11th St. along Asbury Ave. Bar-gains galore!

1st – Fall Farmers Market In The Downtown: 8a.m. – 1 p.m., 9th St. & Asbury Ave.

1st & 2nd – Boardwalk & Downtown Mer-chant Tables Sales: 6th – 14th St. on theBoardwalk and Asbury Ave.

8th – Fall Block Party and Fireworks Spectacu-

lar: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., along Asbury Ave., 5th– 14th St. Over 400 crafters, food vendors,music and more. In the evening, familynight entertainment on the Boardwalk withfireworks at 9:30 p.m.

8th – 10th – Boardwalk & Downtown Mer-chant Table Sales: 6th – 14th St. on theBoardwalk and Asbury Ave.

8th – 10th – Indian Summer Weekend: Tablesales on the Boardwalk and Seafood ven-dors at the Music Pier, Boardwalk at Moor-lyn Terrace.

22nd & 23rd – The Shirt Shack Hayrides onthe Boardwalk: Noon – 4 p.m. Free. Passen-gers may get on and off at 6th and 12th St.Plus free pumpkins, face painting and trickor treating.

27th – Halloween Parade: 7:15 p.m. alongAsbury Ave., 6th – 11th St.

29th – Downtown Merchants Trick or Treat: 2 – 4 p.m., at participating merchants alongon Asbury Ave., 6th – 11th St.

NOVEMBER5th – Trail of Two Cities Run/Walk: Over the9th St. Bridge from Somers Point to OceanCity. Registration 7 a.m., start time 8 a.m.

11th – Veterans Day Program: 11 a.m., Veter-ans Memorial Park, 5th St. & Wesley Ave.

11th – 13th – Quiet Festival: A celebrationof all things quiet, like paper airplanes,paper clip sculpting, feather dropping, quietpoetry and acoustic music.

12th & 13th – Christmas Arts & Crafts Festi-val: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., Music Pier, Boardwalkat Moorlyn Terrace. Free Parking. $3 contri-bution benefits local charities. Childrenunder 12 free.

19th – “Earlier Than the Bird” DowntownShopping Extravaganza: 7 a.m. – noon, Down-town. Get out earlier than the bird andjumpstart your holiday shopping the week-end before Thanksgiving. Shop in your paja-mas. Free coffee and giveaways. Early birdspecials. Free turkey prizes to the best PJs.Free horse & carriage rides, face paintingand photos with Santa follow, noon – 3 p.m.

20th – Free Horse & Carriage Rides: Noon – 3p.m., City Hall, 9th St. & Asbury Ave.

19th & 20th – Holiday Celebration of FineCrafts: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., Music Pier, Board-walk at Moorlyn Terrace. Free Parking. Pre-sented by the Jersey Shore Artisans Guild.Contribution of $3 supports area charities.Children under 12 free.

25th – Christmas in the Downtown – “Our Mir-acle on Asbury Avenue:” 1 – 5 p.m. Join themerchants and Chamber of Commcerce inkicking off an old-fashioned DowntownChristmas.

26th & 27th – Breakfast with Santa: 8:30 –11:30 a.m, every weekend at a differentDowntown restaurant.

26th & 27th – Photos with Santa: Noon – 3p.m., Music Pier, Boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace.

DECEMBER3rd – Christmas Parade: 10:30 a.m., 6th –11th St. along Asbury Ave. Bands, floats andcostumed characters. Santa greets childrenfollowing the parade. He will distribute treatsand pose for photos.

3rd & 4th – Breakfast with Santa: 8:30 –11:30 a.m. Every weekend at a differentDowntown restaurant.

3rd & 4th – Train Show: Music Pier, Board-walk at Moorlyn Terrace. Sat., 10 a.m. – 5p.m.; Sun., 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. $3 adults, $1 children.





3rd & 4th – Free Horse & Carriage Rides:Noon – 3 p.m., in front of City Hall, 9th St. & Asbury Ave.

3rd & 4th – Photos with Santa: Noon – 3p.m., Music Pier, Boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace.

10th & 11th – Free Horse & Carriage Rides:Noon – 3 p.m., in front of City Hall, 9th St. & Asbury Ave.

10th & 11th – Breakfast with Santa: 8:30 –11:30 a.m. Every weekend at a differentDowntown restaurant.

10th & 11th – Photos with Santa: Noon – 3p.m. Music Pier, Boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace.

17th & 18th – Breakfast with Santa: 8:30 –11:30 a.m. Every weekend at a differentDowntown restaurant.

17th & 18th – Free Horse & Carriage Rides:Noon – 3 p.m., in front of City Hall, 9th St. &Asbury Ave.

17th & 18th – Photos with Santa: Noon – 3p.m. Music Pier, Boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace.

31st – First Night New Year’s Eve Celebration:A complete schedule of entertainment leading up to fireworks at midnight.

JANUARY 20111st – 5K Boardwalk Run: 1 p.m. For more information call (609) 525-9300.

1st – First Day at the Beach: 2 p.m. MusicPier, Boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace. Featur-ing Ocean City’s first dip in the ocean for the New Year.

1st – New Year’s Day Shopping Extravaganza:Tremendous bargains, all day along Asbury Avenue.

All dates subject to change. For more infor-mation call 1-800-BEACH-NJ or (609) 525-9300. Visit us at www.ocnj.us.


C U L T U R E & T H E A R T S

C u l t u r e &

he peaceful atmosphere, the

stunningly beautiful landscapes, the

majesty of the sea … all the elements

come together to make Ocean City an

incubator for year-round blossoming of arts

and culture. Local and visiting writers, artists

and musicians share their talents here – with

a busy Arts Center, Museum and library

anchoring the cultural community.

the Arts

TCultural HQ at 17th & Simpson

Ocean City’s state-of-the-art Cultural Community Center at1735 Simpson Ave. houses the Free Public Library, the OceanCity Arts Center and the Historic Museum, plus the Aquaticand Fitness Center.

Much more than books

Ocean City’s library is simply one of the best at the shore, witha large selection of books, movies, reference materials, onlineaccess and a staff of friendly information experts. The libraryalso hosts events, book clubs, lectures and other offerings forboth adults and kids, year round. Vacation visitors welcome. • (609) 399-2434 or oceancitylibrary.org

A vibrant Arts Center

With gallery space and studios devoted toarts, crafts, dance and music, the OceanCity Arts Center is a universal resource forartists and lovers of the arts. In addition torotating exhibitions and meet-the-artistevents, the Center offers classes, lessonsand summer camps for kids. Popular an-nual events include Juried PhotographyShow, Regional Juried Art Show, HolidayOpen House Festival and the nationallyrenowned Boardwalk Art Show. • (609) 399-7628 or oceancityartscenter.org

Ocean City’s rich past comes alive

A lot has happened on our island since thefounders mapped out their seaside spiritualretreat on “Peck’s Beach” back in 1879.The whole panoply of decades is docu-mented at the Historical Museum. A com-prehensive collection of artifacts anddocuments is handsomely displayed and in-terpreted by knowledgeable guides. Specialevents are held throughout the year. • (609)399-1801 or ocnjmuseum.org

Even more artsofferings

The arts on Asbury Avenue

At 608 Asbury Ave., the Ocean City FineArts League has created a space dedicatedto exhibition and teaching – a place that in-spires expressive creativity in all media. • (609) 814-0308 or oceancityfineart-sleague.org

Keeping Ocean City beautiful

You see their work all over town – murals,sculpture, street beautification and more –accomplishments of C.A.P., Ocean City

Community Art Projects. It is an ongoinggrassroots collaboration of citizens dedi-cated to beautifying Ocean City throughpublic art. • communityartprojects.com

A fine orchestra making fine music

With a history spanning 82 years, the OceanCity Pops schedule includes internationallyrenowned guest performers through thesummer – plus special events in the off-sea-son, too. There’s nothing quite like the ex-citement of live orchestral music. •oceancitypops.com

Stockton Goes to the Beach series

Richard Stockton College of New Jersey’sPerforming Arts Center is an anchor ofmusic and the theater arts in southern NewJersey. Each summer, Stockton hosts a se-ries of concerts at the Music Pier. On the2010 schedule: a variety of famous acts onMonday nights in July and August and aChildren's Summer Theatre in July. • (609)652-9000 or stockton.edu/pac

Music at the Tabernacle

Inspiration through song is a perennial partof the Ocean City Tabernacle’s summerschedule. • (609) 399-1915 or octaberna-cle.org


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BED & BREAKFASTSATLANTIS INN LUXURY B&B 12 V, M • • 1 yes All Year Upscale-Jacuzzis, Spa Shwrs, 609-399-9871 Spa Svc, Beach Tags, Fireplace 601 Atlantic Ave.

BAYBERRY INN 8 V, M • • 2 yes May-Oct Beach Tags & Chairs609-391-1183 811 Wesley Ave.

BROWN’S NOSTALGIA 8 All • • 1 yes All Year 3 Min Walk to Beach,609-398-6364 AAA Approved Exercise Room, 1001 Wesley Ave. Bikes, Hot Tub

INN THE GARDENS 7 V,M • • 4 yes All Year WiFi Access Refrigerator, 609-399-0800 1st Fl. Apartment Beach Tags 48 Wesley Road

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This 1898 Seashore Inn has been authentically restored and elegantly furnished,

reminiscent of the turn of the century. From the majestic foyer to the cathedral size living and dining rooms, the Inn offers gracious surroundings. Relax in front of our

exquisitely hand carved fireplaces; or privately tuck yourself away in the meticulously decorated guest quarters. The home is a magnificent stepback into an era of grandeur. Simple, yet stately. Splendid, but a place youcan call home. For over a century , travelers know and admire thePlymouth Inn for its warmth, its open doors, its rooms with the summersun beaming through the many walls of windows. This charming seashoreresort is the perfect place for your summer vacation.

One block from beach, boardwalk, bike rental, water park.Fully air -conditioned and cable television in all rooms.

Family suites available; Beach tags with refundable deposit.Breakfast consisting of blueberry, chocolate chips, or buttermilk

pancakes, crispy Belgian waffles, golden brown French toast, or fresh eggs. Complimented by just-baked muffins, warm fruit cobbler,

assorted bagels & cream cheese, cereals, fresh fruit, specialty teas, brewed coffee and fresh squeezed orange juice.

Capture the memories of summer in Ocean City by making thePlymouth Inn your own vacation home.

710 Atlantic Avenue Ocean City, New Jersey 08226(609) 398-8615

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NORTHWOOD INN 7 V,M • • 3 yes All Year 18th Anniversary Rooftop Spa,609-399-6071 Beach Tags, Bikes401 Wesley Ave.

OCEAN CITY MANSION 10 V,M • • 5 yes All Year PetFriendly, Jacuzzis, Refrigerator,609-399-8383 Hot Breakfast, Beach Tags 416 Central Ave.

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PLYMOUTH INN 7 V, M • • 1 yes All Year 2 Suites, Beach Tags 609-398-8615 710 Atlantic Ave.

ROSE GARDEN INN 5 V, M • • 0.5 yes May-Oct Hot Breakfast Buffet, 609-398-4889 Beach Tags, Rose Garden 1214 Ocean Ave.

SCARBOROUGH INN 24 V,M,D • • 1.5 yes May-Oct Guest Laundry, Internet, Beach Tags 800-258-1558 720 Ocean Ave.

SERENDIPITY 5 All • • 0.5 yes All Year AAA Approved, Full Hot Breakfast, 800-842-8544 Beach Chairs, Towels 712 9th Street

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Campgrounds

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Big Timber Lake Camping Resort 515 V,M,D • • Apr-Oct Pool, Lake, Fishing,

609-465-4456 Kayaks, Playground, Miniture golf,

116 Goshen Swainton Rd. Cable, Wi-Fi, Basketball, Bocci

Cape May Court House

Frontier Campground 196 V,M • Apr-Oct Tree house camping,

609-390-3649 Playground, TV hook-up,

84 Tyler Rd. Free hot showers, Wooded sites,

Ocean View Modem friendly

Ocean View Resort Campground 1175 V,M,D • • Apr-Oct 1,175 wooded sites, Cable TV,

609-624-1675 Olympic pool, Stocked fishing

2555 Route 9 pond, Tram car, Activities

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Sleepy Hollow Campground 150 “V,M,D” • Apr-Oct Spring fed swimming lake, Wooded

800-272-1969 sites, Playground, Hayrides,

132 Bevis Mill Road Basketball

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Whippoorwill Campground 288 • • Apr-Nov Olympic & kiddie pools, 2 tennis cts,

800-424-8275 Cable TV, Internet @snackbar,

810 South Shore Rd, Route 9 Cabins only

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15 Great Reasons to Choose Whippoorwill Campground for Your 2011 Vacation

1. A quiet setting nestled in the woods

2. Olympic Pool & Kiddie Pool

3. Not one, but two great tennis courts

4. Smores around the campfire

5. Quality family time

6. Our log cabins

7. Lunch at the snack bar

8. Cable TV at all sites

9. A great place to meet people

10. A family owned & operated campground

11. Cherry flavored snow cones

12. Ocean City Beaches only 3 miles away

13. Convenience store and snack bar

with a little bit of everything

14. Modern bathhouses & laundry facilities

15. Free WiFi Internet

Call 1-800-424-8275 today for reservations or visit www.whippoorwillcampground.net


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ANCHOR INN, 609-399-8662 12 All • • 1.5 yes May-Oct Coffee, cable TV, DVD Player, 1018 Wesley Ave. Frige, Beach Tags

CAMELOT APTS, 609-780-6263 5 Apts. None • • 2 yes July-Aug 1,2,3 Bdrm Apts.1334-36 Central Ave. Pets under 20lbs.

EBB TIDE SUITES, 609-391-9614 8 V,M,A • 0.5 • All Year 1&2 Bedroom Apartments1001 Little Atlantic Ave.

THE EBBIE, 609-399-4744 7 V,M • • 0.5 yes May-Sep Apartments Avail. 820 6th Street Beach Tags Avail.

EDGEWATER ESTATES 5 Units None • • 0.5 yes May-Oct Heated Pool, New Kitchens and Baths609-399-1034617 Ocean Ave.

GARDEN COURT ESTATES 5 Units None • • 2 yes All Year Heated Pool,399-1034 4 & 5 Bedroom Units617 Ocean Ave.

GILLIAN’S PIERVIEW APARTMENTS 3 Apts • • 0.5 yes 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Discounted609-425-8911 Wonderland Pier Tickets for 6th Street & Wayne Ave. Duration of Stay

GLEN NOR INN, 800-320-4138 21 V,M, D • • 2 yes May-Sep Cont. Brkfst, Maid Svc., Frige, Micro1015 Central Ave.

HOLLY PROPERTIES, 609-399-4422 13 None • • 1 yes All Year Apartments Avail.424 Atlantic Ave.

JOYCE’S OCEANSIDE CONDOS, 8 None • • 0 yes All Year Htd. Pool, Hot Tub, 609-399-4811 Laundry, ElevatorPlymouth Place & The Boardwalk

THE OCEANAIRE, 609-399-2668 7 None • • 0.5 yes May-Sep Close to Beach, 3 Efficiency/Apts826 Moorlyn Terrace

OSBORNE’S FAIRVIEW INN 9 None • • 1 yes May-Oct TV, Beach Tags, Morning Coffee609-398-4319601 E. 15th Street

PAWLING APARTMENTS 5 Units None • • 0.5 yes May-Oct Close to Beach, 3&4 Bedrooms609-398-33141206 Ocean Ave.

THE SEA WIND 6 Apts, • • 1 No All Year 1 & 2 bedroom Apts.609-471-2686 4 Rms1238 Wesley Ave.

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1018 Wesley Ave., Ocean City11/2 Blocks from Beach and Boardwalk

Parking On-Site Morning Beverage Beach Tags Use of Showers on Day of Check-out

Each Room Features:Air Conditioning Private Bath Refrigerator

609-399-8662www.anchorinnocnj.com

Rooms & Apartmentsyour heart will remember…

Anchor Inn

Close to Beach & BoardwalkCome join us for some fun-in-the-sun.

Frank & Peggy Ann OsborneRefrigerators

SUMMER 609-398-4319Winter Residence: 267-419-8200

GUEST ROOMS APARTMENTS Celebrating 38 Years of Service!

www.osbornesinn.com [email protected] 601 E. 15th St., Ocean City, NJ 08226(Corner of 15th St. & Wesley Ave.)

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BEACH CLUB HOTEL, 609-399-8555 80 V,M,A · · 0 · May-Oct 2 Beach Tags/Rm.1280 Boardwalk Beach Front

BEACH CLUB SUITES, 609-399-8555 16 V,M,A · · 0.5 · May-Oct 1 Bedroon Condo Suites, Kit, LR, Bath1217 Ocean Ave.

BISCAYNE SUITES, 800-452-1003 64 All · 2 · All Year Rooftop Heated Pool,820 Ocean Ave. All Suite Hotel

BLUE WATER INN, 1-800-367-3042 32 V,M · 2 · May-Sept. Apts Avail. , Beach Tags, AC, 617 E. 8th St All rooms Priv. Bath, Cont. Breakfast

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BOULEVARD MOTEL, 609-390-1855 13 V,M 2 mi. · May-Oct Close to Restaurants

116 Roosevelt Blvd., Marmora

BUDGET INN, 609-927-2203 24 All · 3.6 mi. · All Year Microwave, Efficiencies,

715 New Rd. Suites, Rooms, HBO

CORAL SANDS MOTEL 20 All · 1 · All Year Irons & Hairdryers avail., Weekly

609-399-4540 Apt. Avail., Beach tags/ 2 nite min.

9th St & Atlantic

CROSSING MOTOR INN 60 All · 3.5 · May-Oct Newly Renovated,

609-398-4433 All w/ Kitchenette

34th & Haven

EBB TIDE SUITES, 609-391-9614 8 V,M,A · 0.5 · All Year 1 & 2 bedroom apartments

1001 Little Atlantic Ave.

ECONO LODGE, 609-927-3220 50 All · 3.4 mi. · All Year Nearby Restaurant,

21 MacArthur Blvd, Somers Pt. Heated Pool, Free HS Internet

ECONOMY MOTEL, 609-927-2514 38 All · 3.4 mi. · All Year Efficiencies Avail.15 MacArthur Blvd. Refrigerator, Mircrowaves

FLANDERS HOTEL, 609-399-1000 99 All · · 0 · All Year All Suites719 E. 11th Street Heated Pool/Gym

FORUM MOTOR INN, 609-399-8700 55 V,M,D · · 1 · Apr-Oct Elevator, Refrig., Microwaves8th & Atlantic

HARRIS HOUSE, 609-399-7800 74 All · 0.5 · May-Oct Heated Pool, Refrig for fee1201 Ocean Ave

HOMESTEAD HOTEL, 609-399-2222 72 All · 0.5 · All Year All Efficiencies,805 E. 8th Street Suite w/ Jacuzzi

HOTEL BELLEVUE, 609-399-0110 All 1 All Year Private Baths, Smoke Free, A/C, Maid701-703 8th Street Svc., Elevator

IMPALA ISLAND INN, 609-399-7500 99 V,M,A · · 1 · All Year 2 Beach Tags/Rm.

1001 Ocean Ave 2 Pools, 1 is heated

JOYCE’S OCEANSIDE CONDOS 8 None · 0 · All Year Htd. Pool, Hot Tub,

609-399-4811 Laundry, Elevator

Plymouth Place & The Boardwalk

OCEAN 7, 609-398-2200 73 All · 0 · Apr-Oct All Non-Smoking Rm.

7th & Boardwalk

OCEAN BREEZE HOTEL, 45 V,M 2 · May-Sept. Jul/Aug Cont. Brkfst.

888-560-8744 724 Ocean Ave Beach Tags & Refrig.

OCEAN FRONT MOTEL 24 All 0 · Apr-Oct Ocean View, Pets-off season only,

609-399-4757 Changing rooms/showers

1417 Ocean Ave

OCEAN MANOR, 609-399-1014 V,M,D · 1 · May-Oct Many Rooms have Ocean Views,

1040 Ocean Ave. Heated Pool & Sundeck,

Private Baths, A/C

OWL MOTEL, 609-927-9467 22 “V,M” · 3.6 mi. · All Year 8 Suites, Weekly Special Rates

805 W.New York Ave, Somers Point

PAVILION MOTOR LODGE 73 All · · 0.5 · Apr-Oct Elevator,Laundry, Beach Tags

609-399-8080 Refrige., Apts. Avail.

801 Atlantic Ave. Changing rooms/showers

PIER 4 ON THE BAY, 888-927-9141 69 All · · 3 mi. · All Year Newly Renovated, Continental

6 Broadway, Somers Point Breakfast, All w/ Private Balconies

PORT-O-CALL HOTEL 98 All · · 0 · All Year Refrig/Coffee in Rm.,

609-399-8812 Heated Pool, 3 Br detached house

local 800-334-4546

1510 Boardwalk

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RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT 120 All · 3 mi. · All Year Longer Stays/Lower Rates,609-927-6400, 800-788-8234 All units fully equipped Kitch,900 Mays Landing Rd., Pets w/ $75 nrf feeSomers Point

RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT All · 9.7 mi. · All Year All Suite Hotel, Fitness Center, Pets, AC AIRPORT Airport Shuttle, Pool, Business Center609-813-2344, 888-227-66673022 Fire Rd., Egg Harbor Township

SIFTING SANDS, 877-743-8464 50 V,M · 1 · All Year Daily Efficiency Rentals, Heated Pool, 9th & Ocean Ave. Beach Tags, Daily Maid Service

SUN BEACH MOTEL 35 V,M · 2 · All Year Daily Efficiency Rentals, Heated Pool,609-399-3350 Beach Tags, Daily Maid Service900 Wesley Ave.

SUNRISE MOTEL, 609-927-4100 26 V,M,D 3mi. · All Year Next to Restaurants, Jacuzzi Rm, 431 Bay Ave., Somers Point Free HBO & Wifi, Free Coffee

TAHITI INN & APTS., 609-399-0130 55 V,M · 0.5 · May-Oct Apartments. Avail, Heated Pool 12th & Ocean Ave.

TRADEWINDS MOTEL 30 V,M,D · 1.5 · May-Oct In Room Refrigerator609-399-2789 9th & Wesley

WATSON’S REGENCY SUITES, 80 V,M,D · 1 · All Year Indoor Pool w/ Hot Tub Meeting Room,609-398-4300 or 888-397-4673 Wireless Internet, Full Kitchen901 Ocean Ave.

WILD DUNES INN, 609-399-2910 28 V,M,A · 0.5 · All Year Suites w/king size 801 10th Street bedroom/LR/Kitchenette


Featuring our “Royal Suite” with one or twobedrooms, large dining area, large living roomcontaining 2 queen sofa beds, love seat and rock-er, fully equipped kitchen including gas oven andstove, dishwasher, microwave, coffee, maker andlarge refrigerator w/freezer and ice maker.Living room has ‘ 36” Comcast Cable TV’

Royal Suite Living Room

Royal Suite Dining Area

Limited Handicapped Accessible Rooms Available Boating & Fishing in town Close to Music Pier One Block to Electric Scooters & Bike Rentals 20minutes to Casinos Limited Free Parking GroupRate Free use of Beach Tags/ 3 night minimum stay

Comcast Cable Color TV 4.4 Cubic Refrigeratorand Microwave in each room Climate controlledrooms with private bath & shower Steam irons andHair Blowers available Limited adjoining roomsavailable Relaxing sundecks with Gas BBQ’s

Duplex Bedroom

For Reservations OR Brochure1-609-399-4540

Fax: 1-609-399-8686 ~ Email: [email protected]

9th Street & Atlantic Avenue Ocean City, NJ 08226

“The Best Location in Town”OPEN ALL YEAR

Duplex located on Atlantic Avenue at 9th Street just to the rear of the Coral Sands

Duplex Living Room Duplex Dining Room Duplex Kitchen Area


6 BROADWAY AVE. & THE BAYSOMERS POINT, NJ 08244 TOLL FREE RESERVATIONS:

609-927-91411-888-927-9141


OPEN ALL YEAR21 Mac Arthur Blvd. (Route 52) SomersPoint, NJ 08244 (Garden State Parkway

Exit 30 Southbound, Exit 29 Northbound)5 minutes to Ocean City Beach (Just Over

9th St. Bridge and Somers Point Circle)10 Miles to Atlantic City Casinos.

Choice of King or Two Full Size BedsSmoking or Non-Smoking Rooms AvailableWireless High Speed InternetHandicapped Accessible RoomsFree Continental Breakfast (Seasonal)In-Room Coffee Makers, Refrigerators and MicrowavesSenior Citizen Rooms AvailableOutdoor Heated PoolFree Morning Newspaper Connecting Rooms AvailableCable TV with HBO

Reservation: 1-800-446-6900 (Ask for NJ069)(609) 927-3220

www.choicehotels.com/hotel/nj069





OCEAN CITY - SOMERS POINT

Per room - double occupancySunday to Friday - 5 nights

SUMMER SPECIAL!*

FREE ParkingFREE Wi-FiFREE IceFREE HBO, FREE Cable TVTelephone, Refrigerator, MicrowaveFull Bath with Tub & ShowerStoves in Efficiencies & SuitesRestaurant, Salon, & BBQ on site

*Not valid during holiday periods or special events. Weekly Rates displayed.

807 West New York AveSomers Point, NJ(609) 927-9467

15 Min. to AC!

ONLY 3 Min. to

Ocean City!


Just steps away from the beach, boardwalk, and downtown shops






* All accommodations are smoke free!

* Free Wi-Fi and morning paper.

* Heated pool with attendant (in season).

* Patio and Sundeck area.

* Bike rentals.

* Bell Boy assistance available.

12th & Ocean AvenueOcean City, NJ 08226

Family-owned and operated for over 20 years.

Our family welcomes your family!

telephones, and air conditioning/heat.

available.

units available that sleep 6 to 8 guests.


�e Suite Life in the Heart of Ocean City

www.BiscayneSuites.com

800.452.1003820 Ocean Avenue

Ocean City, NJ 08226

© 2011 Biscayne Suites. All rights reserved.

Located just 1 1/2 blocks from the beautiful Ocean City beaches

and family-friendly Boardwalk, we offer all-suite accommodations with spacious “home away from home” comfort at affordable daily,

weekly and monthly rates!

All Suites Fea�re:Master Bedroom with King Size Bed • Living Room with Queen Sleeper Sofa • One Full Bath • Fully Equipped Kitchenettes

• Private Balcony • 2 color TVs • Direct TV • DVD player • On-Site Washers and Dryers • Ocean City’s only Roof-Top Heated Pool (In

Season) • Beautiful Roof-Top Sundecks • One Parking Space per Suite • FREE Beach Tags • Total WIFI Access and more.

Call early to reserve your suite in the heart of America’s #1 Family Resort.


Ocean City’s ONLY IndoorHeated Pool & Hot Tub!

Open all year, Off Street Parking,Complimentary Beach Tags,

Free Wireless Internet, MeetingSpace Available, All One Bedroom

Suites sleep 5, Fully EquippedKitchen & Private Balconies.

Convenient Beach Block location!

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901 Ocean Avenue, Ocean City, New Jersey

888-397-4673 609-398-4300

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Wi-Fi Access/ Free Local Calls.


(seasonal)

(Tuesday through Thursday)


Located steps from the beach and boardwalk, The Flanders Hotel combines the elegance and hospitality of yesteryear with today’s finest luxuries.

Our newly appointed rooms boast ocean or bay views while our penthouse and promenade suites provide guests

with the finest accommodations. Our service oriented staff looks forward to helping you create the perfect vacation in

...America’s Greatest Family Resort!...America’s Greatest Family Resort!

OCEAN CITY'S MOST HISTORIC AND PRESTIGIOUS ALL SUITES BOARDWALK HOTEL


Wireless Internet50 feet from beach & boardwalkNon-smoking, all roomsCable TVCentrally located, near Music Pier, amusements, �shing, boating, and other family attractionsShort drive to AC casinosHandicapped room available with roll-in showerOutdoor Heated Pool & Shower RoomsRefrigerators & Microwaves in every room

12th & Ocean Avenue P.O. Box 475 Ocean City, NJ 08226 609-399-7800

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Cool rooms, hot pool, and family fun near beach and boardwalk.“Celebrating over 30 years of serving our wonderful guests.”



Blue Water InnWWW.BlueWaterInnOC.com8th Street at Ocean Avenue

(609) 399-2779

front porch double beds

private baths

2 blocks/ beach

(609) 399-2779


Enjoy the shore in our clean, comfortable family run hotel

New Heated Pool with sundeck and gas BBQ Spacious front porch and deck chairs

Two blocks to beach and boardwalk Complimentary breakfast includes:

pancakes, waffles, cereals, French toast, bagels, juices, coffee, tea

On site guest laundry In room Air conditioning/ refridge.

Flat screen cable TV, private baths Free WIFI, beach tags (deposit req’d)

and parking as available Connecting rooms and suites avail. Shower and changing rooms before

and after checkout One bedroom apartment / sleeps 6

724 Ocean Avenue, Ocean City, NJ

Ocean Breeze Hotel(609) 399-8744

(609) 399-8744

WWW.OBHOC.COM

between 7th & 8th private baths/ ac

front porch

outdoor pool



One Block from BeachHeated Pool / Kiddie Wading AreaPoolside Cafe / Room ServiceGame Room with Video Games, Ping PongComplimentary Beach BadgesDeluxe Rooms with Private Baths, AC/heat,refrigerators, microwaves, telephones, TVs,ironing boards, hair dryers, WiFi-3rd party providerElevator ServiceFree Parking

Located at: Eigth St. & Atlantic Ave.609-399-8700 // www.theforumocnj.com

Write or call for free brochure: Forum Motor Inn, P.O. Box 448, Ocean City, NJ, 08226

hat are you in the mood for? Philly

cheesesteaks or thin-crust pizza?

Taylor pork roll, fresh-cut fries or an

overstuffed hoagie? Seafood or pasta with

the family? Or an elegant gourmet meal,

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It’s all here. Ocean City’s neighborhoods arechocked with eateries of every style. With somany culinary offerings to explore, you’llnever go hungry here.

Ocean City remains a “dry” town, a legacyof its founding as a religious retreat. Ofcourse, for adults 21 and older, you canenjoy libations in the privacy of your homeor room – you just have to plan ahead.Package goods stores are located within five minutes of city limits.

Boardwalk

The Boardwalk has a lot of everything – allwithin view of the postcard backdrop of therolling surf. For something quick: hand-thrown pizza, pork roll sandwiches, steaks,burgers, dogs or sausage. Sit down forbreakfast by the beach or an affordable fam-ily meal, a gourmet hamburger, pasta,lighter salads or seafood. The choices aremind-boggling. And few places on earthhave so many ways to satisfy the sweettooth, with ice cream, fruit smoothies, funnelcakes, water ice, handmade candy, donutsand caramel popcorn. You can go back onyour diet tomorrow, right?

Downtown

The menu of menu choices is impressive onAsbury Avenue between 6th and 11thstreets and in the surrounding blocks. Awalk down the Avenue unearths dozens ofculinary treasures, from gourmet to get-it-and-go, pizza, subs, sweets and coffee.

By the bay

On the western bayshore, you’ll find fullbreakfast by the picturesque docks of thebay, seafood, family dining – plus ice creamand other sweet treats. There’s lots of freeparking and it’s a picturesque place to strollor take a bike ride in pursuit of a memo-rable meal.

North End/South End

More variety awaits in the quiet neighbor-hoods of the South and North Ends. Breakfast places and cafes, subs, steaks,burgers, seafood, ethnic and sweets – someserved al fresco in the open air.


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721 Asbury Ave.Ocean City, NJ 08226

609-399-1465

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Home of Distinctive Chocolates,Crispy Marshmallows, Party Trays,

Sandwich Mints for That Special Occasion,Assorted Tinware and Stuffed Animals

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On the Circle Somers Point, NJ 08244 609-927-7377

Lunch & Dinner Served Daily From 11 a.m.Children's Menu Early Bird Specials

Cocktails DancingBayside Deck Bar Open Year Round

2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Press Reader’s Polls

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Ice Cold BeerOpen Year Round

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R E T A I L T H E R A P Y

ike sand, sea and surf, no trip to

Ocean City is complete without a

little retail therapy.

Whether you’re a dyed-

in-the-wool shopaholic

or just enjoy browsing

for the out-of-the-ordinary, Ocean

City’s shops and boutiques satisfy

any craving – from apparel to fine

art, crafts, jewelry, furnishings, antiques,

souvenirs, gifts and handmade curiosities.

Retailt h e r a p y

LMany of Ocean City’s stores are one-of-a-kind, with very specialized inven-tory. And throughout town, shopkeepers deliver that special brand of friendly,one-on-one service that has become something of a lost art.

Downtown

With over 100 shops and restaurants packed in just a few blocks, Asbury Av-enue between 6th and 11th Streets and the side streets are home to shop-ping that’s interesting and fun. It’s a world you can easily get lost in (willinglyof course.) Many downtown boutiques and stores are open year round.

Boardwalk

We all know the Boardwalk as an eater’s paradise. Turns out it’s a shopper’sdream, too. Tucked in between the arcades, miniature golf, rides and cafesare dozens of shops catering to shoppers of every age and interest. Little isleft out, from surfboards, flip-flops and beach gear to souvenirs, T-shirts,

books, music, gourmet food, logo apparel,gifts and souvenirs – plus handmade de-lights alongside treasures imported fromaround the world.

Bayfront

On the bay side, take a stroll along the bayfor nautical gear, gifts and fishing tacklealong with places to grab a snack, meal, cof-fee or something sweet.

North end/South end

The northern and southern neighborhoodshave their own unique blend of shops,cafes, bakeries and eateries lining wideavenues and quiet, tree-line streets. Shop-ping by bicycle is a favorite way to passthe time here.


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an you think of a more romantic place to say I do?

A beachfront wedding is memorable, fun, picturesque

and photogenic.

From a small gathering of family and close friends to

a large banquet for hundreds – Ocean City has the resources

to accommodate a wedding of any size or style. And our island

is centrally located and easily accessible for guests from all

the major population centers in the northeast.

In an era of commercialized, cookie-cutter weddings – why not

make your mark as you make your vows, surrounded by the

exquisite beauty of sand and sea?

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ife goes on, even when you’re

away from home. Ocean City is

part of a thriving year-round

community, with all the

services available to meet any need.

From healthcare and pharmacies to

banking, insurance, automotive and

professional photography – scores of

professionals and seasoned experts

have set up shop here to serve the

island and the surrounding towns.

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* Primary care co-pays apply.

** Hospital care co-pays apply.

* Primary care co-pays apply.

** Hospital care co-pays apply.

Fast help. Faster relief. Care of Shore Memorial

Quick Care Centers:

Ocean City Outpatient Services Center* East 9th Street & Haven Avenue 609-391-8105

Somers Point Emergency Department** 1 East New York Avenue 609-653-3515

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* Primary care co-pays apply. ** Hospital care co-pays apply.


The region’s

most convenient

healthcare.

AtlantiCare Family Medicine

Exceptional primary carefor your whole family

Walk-ins welcome

Convenient hours

X-ray services on-site

Alternative treatmentsfor headache, back andjoint pain

Most major insuranceplans accepted

201 West AvenueOcean City

Please call for hours.

609-391-7500

AtlantiCare Clinical Laboratory

Hospital expertise

Neighborhoodconvenience

Skilled and caring staff

No appointment necessary

Analysis by certifiedprofessional staff atAtlantiCare RegionalMedical Center

Most major insuranceplans accepted

201 West AvenueOcean City

Please call for hours.

609-391-8509

1-888-569-1000 www.atlanticare.org

CLINICAL LABORATORY

FAMILY MEDICINE

Physician Group


Veterinary Clinic

Providing Wellness, Spay/Neuter,

and other limited medical services

Clinic Hours are by appointment only. Please call 609-399-2018 for

an appointment or more information.

Adoption Center is open7 days a week

11:00am - 3:00pm(except holidays)

Bring this ad to your next clinic visitto save $5.00 off your exam fee.

& Adoption Center

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ATM Machine Coin Counter Sunday Hours


Taking you whereyou want to go…

withSeniors on the go

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We Deliver Free - Call

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beach? The opportunities are many, with single-family homes,

duplexes, condos, apartments and commercial properties.

Ocean City’s experienced, knowledgeable and friendly real

estate professionals will guide you every step of the way,

whether you want to spend some quality time in an extended

rental – or put down more permanent roots.

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H O U S E S O F W O R S H I P

CALVARY CHAPEL8th St. & Asbury Ave.(609) 399-4747www.calvarychapel.com/oceancity

CENTRAL OCEAN CITY UNION CHAPEL 32nd St. & Central Ave.www.centraloceancityunionchapel.com

CORNERSTONE MINISTRIES (NONDENOMINATIONAL)810 Asbury Ave.(609) 399-7527www.cornerstoneoc.org

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN701 Wesley Ave.(609) 399-1833www.firstpresocnj.net

HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL30th St. & Bay Ave.(609) 399-1019

MACEDONIA UNITED METHODIST951 Simpson Ave.(609) 399-9317 or (609) 399-3845

OCEAN CITY BAPTIST10th St. & Wesley Ave.(609) 399-2261www.oceancitybaptist.org

OCEAN CITY TABERNACLE (INTERDENOMINATIONAL)550 Wesley Ave.(609) 399-1915www.octabernacle.org

OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL ROMAN CATHOLIC40th St. & Asbury Ave.(609) 399-2085

SHILOH BAPTIST7th St. & Simpson Ave.(609) 399-4281

ST. AUGUSTINE’S ROMAN CATHOLIC13th St. & Wesley Ave.(609) 399-0648

ST. FRANCES CABRINI ROMAN CATHOLIC2nd St. & Atlantic Ave.(609) 399-4776

ST. JAMES AME7th St. & Haven Ave.(609) 399-3099

ST. JOHN LUTHERAN10th St. & Central Ave.(609) 399-0798www.stjohnlutheranoc.org

ST. PETER’S UNITED METHODIST501 East 8th St.(609) 399-2988

TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH8th St. & West Ave.(609) 399-6177

UNION CHAPEL BY THE SEA5501 Asbury Ave.(609) 398-1563


cean City’s history is a rich tapestry of

events stretching back to the late

19th century.

Years before the first European settlers

dubbed it “Peck’s Beach,” the island was

a summer fishing camp for native Leni-

Lenape people and also served as a grazing

land for cattle driven from the mainland. The

barrier island of dunes, meadows, beach and

cedar swamps likely took its first name from

John Peck, who used the island as a staging

area for his shore-based whaling operation.

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H I S T O R Y

OOriginal ownership of the land is traced to the family ofRichard Somers, one of America’s first naval heroes.Only an intrepid few made their homes here, as gettingon and off the island was exclusively by water.

The seeds of a future city were sown in 1879, whenfour Methodist ministers saw in Peck’s Beach the idealplace to establish a Christian retreat and camp meet-ing. Ezra B. Lake, James Lake, S. Wesley Lake andWilliam Burrell coined the name “Ocean City,” laid outa street grid, built utilities and sold lots for cottages, ho-tels and businesses.

The first building of what would become theTabernacle was finished in 1881, along withthe island’s first school. The first bridge wentup in 1883 and the railroad soon followed,bringing both the devout in search of reli-gious retreat and vacationers seeking solacefrom the noise and grime of the city.

Since those early days, Ocean City hastransformed itself into “America’s GreatestFamily Resort,” a top-rated vacation destina-tion. The Tabernacle is still a dynamic placefor praise and worship. The legacy of thefounders also remains in the absence of

liquor sales within the city limits. Its statusas a “dry” town is one important reasonOcean City has become a family favorite.

To learn more, visit the Historic Museum at17th St. & Simpson Ave. The entire timelineis cataloged and preserved there: the growthof the early city and Boardwalk, the 1901wreck of the four-masted Sindia, the 1927fire and the battle over “Blue Laws” – OceanCity has remained a sought-after vacationdestination through all the economic andpolitical changes Americans have seen overthe past 130 years.



C H A M B E R O F C O M M E R C E

Ocean City Regional Chamber of Commerce

Officers

President - Scott Halliday................................................Halliday-Leonard Contractors1st Vice President - Brian Broadley.................................Broadley’s MDI2nd Vice President - Thomas Aromando……..................Fitzpatrick, Bongiovanni & Kelly2nd Vice President - Cricket Frank..................................Impala Island Inn2nd Vice President - Pat Gallelli ......................................Tahiti Inn & Apartments2nd Vice President - William McMahon, Jr......................McMahon Agency2nd Vice President - William McMahon, III......................McMahon Agency2nd Vice President - Phil Perri ........................................Forum Motor Inn2nd Vice President - Skip Tolomeo..................................RMA/Sea OatsSecretary - Kim Davidson................................................Ocean City Home BankTreasurer - Robert H. Adams ..........................................Tidelines Management ServicesImmediate Past President - Gary Jessel ..........................Fox Real Estate

Pictured: front row - Immediate Past President - Gary Jessel (Fox Real Estate), President - Scott Halliday (Halliday-Leonard Contractors), Secretary - Kim Davidson (Ocean City Home Bank), 2nd Vice President - William McMahon, Jr(McMahon Agency), Back row - 2nd Vice President - Skip Tolomeo (RMA/Sea Oats), Treasurer - Robert H. Adams(Tidelines Management Services), 2nd Vice President - Thomas Aromando (Fitzpatrick, Bongiovanni & Kelly), 2nd VicePresident - William McMahon, III (McMahon Agency), 2nd Vice President - Phil Perri (Forum Motor Inn)

Not pictured - 1st Vice President - Brian Broadley (Broadley’s MDI), 2nd Vice President - Cricket Frank (Impala IslandInn), 2nd Vice President - Pat Gallelli (Tahiti Inn & Apartments)

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Board of Directors

John Ball...................................................Main Street/Laura’s FudgeChristine Bauder .......................................Ocean City Board of RealtorsKaren Bergman.........................................Tourism Development Commission/City CouncilHarmon Brown..........................................Brown’s Nostalgia Bed & BreakfastKevin Corcoran..........................................Wet N Wild Waverunner RentalsMichael Dattilo ..........................................City of Ocean CityJane Davis ................................................Johnny B. Goode Ice CreamKristina Doliszny........................................Atlantis InnAndrew Fasy .............................................NJ Realty, Inc.Janet Galante ............................................13th Street Bathhouse & BikesBeverley Gill ..............................................Island Beach GearSally Godfrey .............................................Godfrey Funeral HomesJulie Gunn ................................................Gabrielle & Co.Brent Hanley.............................................Shirt ShackCarol Heenan ............................................Edgewater EstatesJohn Heist.................................................Heist Insurance AgencyTom Heist, IV.............................................Heist Insurance AgencyWalter Hohman .........................................Wards PastryRick Lawson..............................................Somers Point Business Association/Snap FitnessRosalyn Lifshin..........................................Main Street/Sun Rose Words & MusicMichael Lloyd............................................Sturdy Savings BankGlenn Losch..............................................OC Hospitality Association/Port O Call HotelNick Marotta .............................................Board of Realtors/Tourism/Academy Real EstateLynn McIntyre ...........................................Yesterday’sWinnie Piriano...........................................South Jersey Home CareMark Reimet .............................................Ocean City Financial GroupWoody Robinson .......................................RMA/Bookateria TwoMarcia Shallcross ......................................Main Street Ocean CitySusan Sheppard........................................City CouncilDr. Richard Stanislaw ................................Ocean City TabernacleDr. Kathleen Taylor ....................................Ocean City Board of EducationDon Tomlinson ..........................................Gleeson’s Audio-VideoJennifer Torres ..........................................OC Hospitality Association/Inn the GardensRonnie Town .............................................Atlantic City ElectricAndrew Yoa...............................................Ocean City Restaurant Association/Island GrillJames Yoa.................................................Ocean City Restaurant Association/Island Grill


M E M B E R D I R E C T O R Y

Memberdirectory

AccountantsCapaldi Reynolds & Pelosi CPAs332 Tilton Rd.Northfield, NJ 08225609-641-4000www.capaldireynolds.com

Fitzpatrick, Bongiovanni & Kelly CPAs293 S. Shore Rd.Marmora, NJ 08223609-390-8855www.fbkcpa.com

Ford, Scott & Associates, L.L.C.1535 Haven Ave.Ocean City, NJ 08226609-399-6333

P.J. Schneiders & Co, LLP2021 New Rd., #5Linwood, NJ 08221609-654-8300www.corrugatedcpa.com

Tidelines Management Services, Inc.8 Otter LaneEgg Harbor Township, NJ 08234609-927-9902

Advertising & MarketingCTM Brochure Display6940 Central Highway, Suite BPennsauken, NJ 08110856-488-2424www.ctmmediagroup.com

Gone Native CommunicationsOcean View, NJ 08230609-675-0867www.gonenativecommunications.com

Just Right TV4523 Catawba Ave.Mays Landing, NJ 08330609-625-1765

Rainy Day at the BeachP.O. Box 426Thorofare, NJ 08086609-685-1097www.rainydayatthebeach.com

TAC Printing/The Welcome Bag69A Rt. 50Seaville, NJ 08230609-390-2411

Wiser Link, Inc.331 E. Jimmie Leeds Rd., Suite 4Galloway, NJ 08205609-652-6612www.wiserlink.net

Aerial AdvertisingHigh Exposure Aerial Advertising675 Henry DeCinque Blvd.Hangar #5, Woodbine AirportWoodbine, NJ 08270800-226-4448www.usairads.com

Paramount Air ServiceParamount AirfieldRio Grande, NJ 08242609-886-9090www.paramountair.com

AmusementsCongo Falls Miniature Golf1132 BoardwalkOcean City, NJ 08226609-398-1211www.congofallsgolf.com

Gillian's Wonderland Pier6th St. & BoardwalkOcean City, NJ 609-399-7082www.gillians.com

Medieval Fantasy Miniature Golf1336 BoardwalkOcean City, NJ 609-938-0579www.medievalfantasyminigolf.com

Morey's Piers3501 BoardwalkWildwood, NJ 08260609-522-3900www.moreyspiers.com

Pirate Island Miniature Golf9th and HavenOcean City, NJ 609-398-9938www.pirateislandgolf.com

Playland's Castaway Cove1020 BoardwalkOcean City, NJ 08226609-399-4751www.boardwalkfun.com

Red Baron Air Tours675 Henry DeCinque Blvd.Hangar #5, Woodbine AirportWoodbine, NJ 08270609-861-4111www.redbaronairtours.com

Apartments/GuestHousesAnchor Inn1018 Wesley Ave.Ocean City, NJ 609-399-8662www.anchorinnocnj.com

Camelot Apartments1334-36 Central Ave.Ocean City, NJ 08226609-780-6263 www.thecamelotapartments.com

Ebbie Guest House820 6th St.Ocean City, NJ 08226609-399-4744www.ebbie.com

Edgewater Estates7th St. & BoardwalkOcean City, NJ 08226609-399-6893www.gardencourtestates.com

Garden Court Estates6th St. & Ocean Ave.Ocean City, NJ 08226609-399-6893www.gardencourtestates.com

Gillian's Pierview Apartments6th St. & Wayne Ave.Ocean City, NJ 08226609-425-8911

Glen Nor Inn1015 Central Ave.Ocean City, NJ 08226609-399-4138www.glennorinn.com

Holly Properties424 Atlantic Ave.Ocean City, NJ 609-399-4422www.hollyproperties.com

Joyce's Oceanside CondosPlymouth Place & BoardwalkOcean City, NJ 08226609-399-4811www.oceancitychamber.com/oceanside

Oceanaire826 Moorlyn TerraceOcean City, NJ 08226609-399-2668www.TheOceanaireguesthome.com



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