Peace, Love & 50 Years of Morey's Piers: WildwoodStock rocks from May 3-5

 Fifty Married Couples Can Win a Vow Renewal 

Ceremony Officiated by Jack Morey

PRESS RELEASE

Morey’s Piers, located in the Wildwoods, NJ, kicks-off a season of 50th anniversary celebrations with a new spring festival from Friday, May 3 through Sunday, May 5.

WildwoodStock will rock Mariner’s Pier with a full line-up of live entertainment, kids’ activities and culinary offerings like themed treats and free samples of the Morey’s Piers 50th anniversary Dippin’ Dots flavor.

Bands will take the Coca-Cola branded stage at Mariner’s Pier near the Giant Wheel starting Friday at 6 pm through Sunday at 4 pm. The full line-up can be found at www.moreyspiers.com/wildwoodstock. Guests can also visit Jumbos’ Grub & Pub for more live music paired with classic boardwalk eats.


#MoreysWildWedding Vow Renewal Contest

Morey’s Piers is throwing it back to its summer of ’69 roots and is spreading the love with a social media contest for married couples to enter to win a vow renewal ceremony. Jack Morey, second generation partner, will officiate the group ceremony for fifty lucky couples on Saturday, May 4 at 1 pm in front of the iconic Giant Wheel.

From March 25 to April 22, married couples of all ages and length of marriage can enter to be one of the fifty winning couples who participate in the group vow renewal ceremony by posting a fun wedding photo using #MoreysWildWedding via Facebook, Instagram or Twitter and tagging @MoreysPiers.

Fifty duos will be chosen at random, all fifty couples (100 people) will participate in the vow renewal ceremony with a champagne toast, and each winner will receive ride passes valid for Saturday, May 4 and Sunday, May 5, plus a $50 dining card.

Social media fans will then choose the grand prize winner of the #MoreysWildWedding contest by voting on their favorite photos from April 27 through May 3. The grand prize is a two-night stay at a Morey Resort, Breakfast in the Sky for two people (based on availability), a Wildwood helicopter ride for two from East Coast Helicopters, and two ride and water park passes valid for three days.

The winners of the grand prize will be announced on Saturday, May 4 right before the vow renewal ceremony. Prize must be redeemed during 2019 season. Visit https://woobox.com/fyn8qd for contest rules and more information.

Morey’s Piers is also seeking love stories that incorporate Morey’s Piers or the Wildwoods. From couples who met at Morey’s, were engaged on the piers, married in Wildwood, or have been visiting together for generations, Morey’s wants to hear about it. Stories can be submitted to info@moreyspiers.com with the subject line "Wild Wedding."

WildwoodStock ride wristbands will be available for purchase online starting April 1 through May 5 at www.moreyspiers.com/wildwoodstock. Online tickets are priced at $24.95 for guests 48” inches and taller and $19.95 for those under 48” and include a $5 food and beverage credit. Three-day ride wristbands valid from Friday-Sunday are available for purchase both online and onsite.

Prices are $39.95 for guests 48” inches and taller; $34.95 for those under 48”. Tickets purchased onsite for Friday/Sunday are $24.95 for visitors 48” and taller and $19.95 for those under 48”.  Onsite Saturday passes are $29.95/$24.95 respectively.

Mariner’s Pier, located at Schellenger Avenue, hosts WildwoodStock from Friday, May 3 through Sunday May 5.

The pier will be open from 6 pm to 10 pm on Friday; 12 pm to 10 pm on Saturday; 12 pm to 5 pm on Sunday. For more information on WildwoodStock visit: www.moreyspiers.com/wildwoodstock .


About Morey’s Piers

Wine & Chocolate Lovers Weekend kicks off Downtown Wildwood's season of festivals - April 13 & 14

PRESS RELEASE

The Wildwood Business Improvement District (WBID) is partnering with What's On Your Food Truck? Events (WOYFT?) to bring 9 new weekend festivals to Byrne Plaza at 3400 Pacific Avenue in Downtown Wildwood in 2019!

Each these fun-themed events will offer a great variety of entertainment, food, beverages, vendors, games and more fun for the whole family.

Nancy Proctor, Managing Partner of WOYFT? events and the organizer of Downtown Wildwood festivals, is looking forward to introducing WOYFT? to Downtown Wildwood and promises fun for everyone, beginning April 13 & 14 with the Downtown Wildwood Wine & Chocolate Lovers Weekend.

House of Cupcakes (winner of Cupcake Wars), Five Sisters Catering, Tacoholics, Ribeyes, Cold Stone Creamery, Coffee Boutique, Grilled Cheese Factory and Jersey Roll are just a few of the food trucks that will surround Byrne Plaza for this event, while Laurita Winery, MudHen Brewing, Laura's Fudge, Rocky Mountain Chocolates, 1892 Ecuadorian Chocolates, Cammie's Candies, Bacon Bites, Serenitea, For the Love of Toffee and more tented vendors will be set up inside Byrne Plaza.

Lawn games, a bounce house, daily Giant Easter Basket giveaways and the Sunday Easter Egg Hunt will keep the kids entertained. Adults can visit the Cigar Smoking Lounge, featuring John Hay specially blended chocolate cigars.

Fire pits and seating areas will be set up, as well as lots of open space for you to sit and enjoy food and beverages al fresco.

The festival schedule is as follows...


Saturday, April 13

Noon - 8 pm: vendors, games, music
2 - 6 pm: live music w/The Bittersweet Duo
5 pm: Giant Easter Egg Basket contest


Sunday, April 14

Noon - 8 pm: vendors, games, music
2 - 6 pm: live music w/The Bittersweet Duo
2 pm: Mini Easter Egg Hunt
5 pm: Giant Easter Egg Basket Contest


Up to date details can be found online at www.DOOWW.com and under Events on Facebook at Wildwood By The Sea.

Come early and stay late!

There's always something to 

DOO in Downtown Wildwood!

Wildwood Historical Society to reopen after closing for winter

PRESS RELEASE

WILDWOOD — After six months of being closed for the winter off-season, the Wildwood Historical Society will reopen April 4.

The historical society’s George Boyer Museum, located at 3907 Pacific Avenue, will be open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. until Memorial Day, when the hours will extend to every day of the week from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The only exceptions are Sundays, when the museum will be closed.

Volunteers have spent the winter updating the ever-growing collection with memorabilia donated by visitors. The historical society had their busiest season on record last year thanks to plenty of rainy days, but they hope to have an even busier season this year.

“Whether the weather is sunny or rainy this summer, we hope our supporters will continue to return to the museum to reminisce, and to show their children and grandchildren how historic Wildwood is,” said historical society President Al Brannen.

The museum’s latest additions come from notable places in Wildwood’s past: Hunt’s Theatre, the Dolphin Restaurant, the Tram Cars, Fun Pier and the Stardust nightclub, plus lots of items related to railroad history, boardwalk nostalgia and the Victorian hotels of old. With monetary donations provided by donors, fundraisers and memberships, the building’s new roof was completed this spring.

“We are so grateful for our supporters and members,” said museum manager Pam Bross. “Thanks to them, Wildwood’s heritage will be protected for years to come.”

The gift shop has also expanded this year, and now includes a variety of Wildwood buttons, hats, wall art, books, DVDs, snow globes and wind-up Tram Cars. All profits benefit the historical society.

Staff are always on hand to help visitors navigate the collection and locate information related to the history of the island’s families, properties and more.

The Wildwood Historical Society is a nonprofit that is independent of the City of Wildwood.

For more information, visit their website at wildwoodhistoricalmuseum.com or follow them on social media at facebook.com/wwhistoricalsociety, Instagram.com/wildwoodhistoricalsociety, or twitter.com/wwhistoricalsoc.

The museum can accommodate group visits as well as organizational meetings and events. For information about how to hold a meeting or event at the George Boyer Museum, call 609-523-0277.

Mayor Rosenello Releases Capital Update and 2019 Information Guide

PRESS RELEASE

NORTH WILDWOOD – In light of the City’s final 2019 budget adoption by Council on Tuesday, March 19th, Mayor Rosenello has released a comprehensive Capital Update; and, an electronic copy for download of this year’s 2019 Information Guide, which includes all the happenings and special events for this season! The 2019 Municipal Budget has also been uploaded onto the City’s website for download.

The comprehensive Capital update is a 73 slide PowerPoint presentation, which includes post-construction pictures for our most recent capital improvement projects, a list of grants received from 2016 – 2019 that helps to offset those capital improvements, and updates on the various capital improvements planned for 2019 – 2020.

Copies for download of the 2019 Municipal Budget, Capital Update, and Information Guide can be accessed through the following links:

2019 Municipal Budget – https://northwildwood.com/departments/treasurers-department/
2019 Capital Improvements Update – https://northwildwood.com/city-upgrades/ 
2019 Information Guide – https://northwildwood.com/calendar/city-of-north-wildwood-information-guide/

“We hope you enjoy these three documents, which encompass all of our plans for 2019 and beyond, including special events, capital improvements, and City updates on daily operations, clubs, camps, parks, and our beach,” said Mayor Patrick Rosenello.

“Through the utilization of E-governance, the City of North Wildwood is able to increase efficiency, citizen participation, and most importantly, transparency by sharing detailed documents of government affairs and operations with the taxpayers and homeowners of the City."

Wildwood Crest to host second annual Mayor’s Wellness Walk April 6th

PRESS RELEASE

WILDWOOD CREST – The Borough of Wildwood Crest will host its second annual Mayor’s Wellness Walk on Saturday, April 6, at 9 a.m. This family walk/run event is part of Wildwood Crest’s efforts in the statewide Mayors Wellness Campaign.

Wildwood Crest mayor Don Cabrera, other local officials and members of the borough’s Wellness Committee are expected to take part in the event, which will be held along the Wildwood Crest bike path. The walk/fun run is free and is open to the public. Those interested should gather at the Crest Pier Recreation Center no later than 8:45 a.m.

Free T-shirts will be distributed to the first 125 registrants. Free refreshments will be served at Crest Pier following the walk/fun run.
\
“We’re very excited to host the wellness walk for the second time,” Cabrera said. “Last year’s event was a great success and we hope the public will come join us for what is sure to be a fun morning as we continue to promote health and wellness among our residents, visitors and employees.”

For more information about the Wildwood Crest Mayor’s Wellness Walk, contact Wellness Committee coordinator Nicholas Holland of the Wildwood Crest Recreation Department by phone at 609-523-0202 or via email at nholland@wildwoodcrest.org.

March Is Red Cross Month: Be a Hero in Your Community

Volunteer, give blood, learn lifesaving skills or donate to #help1family on Red Cross Giving Day...

PRESS RELEASE

PRINCETON, NJ – March is Red Cross Month and the American Red Cross New Jersey Region asks people to be a hero for others by becoming a volunteer, learning lifesaving skills, giving blood or donating to #help1family on Red Cross Giving Day, March 27.

“During Red Cross Month, we are proud to recognize our volunteers who provide hope and urgent relief to families in need every day,” said Rosie Taravella, CEO, American Red Cross New Jersey Region. “These heroes are our neighbors who give blood, save lives with skills like first aid and CPR, offer support services to our military service members and their families, or provide care and comfort to families devastated by crises like home fires. We honor our volunteers and ask you to join them and make a difference.”

More than 75 years ago, March was first proclaimed Red Cross Month in 1943 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to raise awareness of the organization and its humanitarian mission. All U.S. presidents since Roosevelt have designated March as Red Cross Month to recognize how the American Red Cross helps people across the country and around the world through its workforce powered by more than 90 percent volunteers.

During March, several iconic New Jersey locations and landmarks will be illuminated RED to recognize Red Cross Month, including the Battleship New Jersey in Camden, the Prudential Center Marquee in Newark, and the New Jersey State House on March 18.


EVERY DAY, VOLUNTEERS HELP

Every eight minutes in the U.S., the Red Cross connects with a family who has lost everything to a home fire or other disaster—the roof over their heads, their clothes, their most cherished possessions. This past year was no exception—and the need continues today.

Last year, Red Cross volunteers helped millions of people reeling from a second consecutive year of record wildfires, hurricanes, tragic shootings and other large disasters across the country. More than 200 volunteer heroes from New Jersey deployed to other states to help deliver urgent relief and care in people’s darkest hours.

This winter, home fires continue to upend lives and Red Cross volunteers are there to help. In February alone, Red Cross volunteers assisted more than 500 people in 200 families affected by at least 66 home fires in New Jersey during the short month.


HOW YOU CAN HELP - #help1family:

• Become a volunteer: Help families affected by disasters and install lifesaving smoke alarms to keep neighbors safe from home fires. You can also provide emergency assistance for military members and veterans, or help reconnect families separated by international conflict.
• Give blood: Make an appointment to donate lifesaving blood or platelets. 
• Learn lifesaving skills: Register for a class to learn first aid, CPR and other skills.
• Make a financial donation: On March 27—American Red Cross Giving Day—donate at redcross.org/givingday, uniting with thousands of people like you to help families during the first devastating hours of a disaster. Your gift can provide hope and urgent relief, like food, shelter and other essentials, for families who need it most.

New Jersey residents can help support the Red Cross while filing their 2018 NJ State Tax Returns. Donations can be made by checking box 64 on the NJ-1040 Form and entering Code 14 for the American Red Cross-NJ Fund.

People can find information about Red Cross Month events, volunteer opportunities, blood donation and other ways to support the work of the Red Cross by visiting redcross.org/NJ.

Crest Fire Company receives grant from The Wawa Foundation

PRESS RELEASE

The Borough of Wildwood Crest’s Volunteer Fire Company has received a $2,500 grant from The Wawa Foundation to support the company’s emergency services efforts.

According to Wildwood Crest Fire Chief Ron Harwood, the grant money will be used to help purchase new fire gear, maintain existing fire apparatus, upgrading equipment and replace 15-year-old self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) air packs.

The Wildwood Crest Volunteer Fire Company applied for the grant online earlier this year. According to its website, The Wawa Foundation is a registered non-profit corporation founded by Wawa, Inc., that supports organizations committed to championing life-saving research and care for people in need, leading hunger-relief efforts and supporting the heroes making a difference every day.

“The Wildwood Crest Volunteer Fire Company is committed to maintaining the highest level of emergency attention available to the residents and visitors of Wildwood Crest,” Harwood said. “It can cost a great deal of money to provide the required training and to purchase the specialized equipment that we use on a daily basis. We are extremely appreciative to The Wawa Foundation for providing us with this grant, which we will certainly put to good use.”

Wildwood Crest recognized as ‘Healthy Town in the Making’

PRESS RELEASE

The Borough of Wildwood Crest has received special recognition through its participation in the statewide Mayors Wellness Campaign for the 2018 calendar year.

Wildwood Crest has been designated as a “Healthy Town in the Making” by the New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute, in partnership with the New Jersey State League of Municipalities.

A total of 18 municipalities were recognized by the New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute. Eight were awarded a “Healthy Town” designation, while seven others were recognized as “Healthy Towns to Watch.” Wildwood Crest is one of the three New Jersey municipalities designated as a 2018 “Healthy Town in the Making,” along with Jefferson Township and Vernon Township.

Each year communities participating in the Mayors Wellness Campaign (MWC) complete a comprehensive application outlining the research they’ve done to identify their community health needs, explain how they have organized their local MWC committee, and highlight the actions they’ve taken to make their communities a healthier place to live, work, and play.

Wildwood Crest first promoted its Mayors Wellness Campaign initiatives in 2018 after establishing the Wildwood Crest Wellness Committee, made up of community volunteers as well as staff members from the Wildwood Crest Recreation Department. Programs in 2018 included a Wellness Weekend that included an employee basketball game and a wellness walk hosted by Wildwood Crest Mayor Don Cabrera. In addition, the borough also hosted a community bike ride hosted by Mayor Cabrera that included discussions on bicycle safety.

Additional wellness initiatives are planned for Wildwood Crest for 2019. The borough will host its wellness walk on Saturday, April 6, and its employee basketball game on Friday, April 12. The Wildwood Crest Recreation Department and Wellness Committee will also host a seven-part lecture series by various healthcare professionals on a variety of health and wellness topics beginning March 27.

In addition, the Wildwood Crest Mayors Wellness Campaign also includes plans to install walkway markers along the Wildwood Crest Bike Path and along Sunset Lake to help walkers, runners and bikers determine distances traveled.

“Wildwood Crest is proud to receive this recognition from the New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute,” Cabrera said. “The Crest has just started to scratch the surface in its wellness initiatives. You can’t find a more perfect community setting for wellness with our excellent beach, parks, events, pool, bike path — not to mention our dedicated residents and vacationers. There’s more to come.”

Now in its 12th year, the Mayors Wellness Campaign is a program of the New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute in partnership with the New Jersey State League of Municipalities. The program empowers mayors across New Jersey with evidence-based tools, strategies, and support to champion health and wellness in their communities.

Weekly Vacation Rentals Spotlight, presented by ShoreSummerRentals.com

This year, we are collaborating with our friends at ShoreSummerRentals.com to present a weekly update of prime vacation properties in the Wildwoods.

Every Tuesday, we will feature three properties - one each in North Wildwood, Wildwood and Wildwood Crest - available for the 2019 season.

(Check out last week's Spotlight HERE.)

Be sure to click on each property's profile for rates, room sizes, stay requirements, a full listing of amenities, and nearby activities and attractions, along with additional photos...

Happy Vacation Hunting!

Wildwood

Ocean View Cove - 5901 Atlantic Avenue

3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathroom Condo ~ Sleeps 8 ~ 1 Block to the Beach

Overview:

Excellent Location! Only one Block to the Beach! Relax in this Beautiful Spacious 1500 sq.ft., 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Condo, with a newly upgraded kitchen featuring granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. Walk outside and you are less than a block to many activities such as the playground, Crest Fishing Pier, Bike Rentals, Bike Path, Baseball Field and Basketball Courts as well as many restaurants and we are only 4 blocks to the Boardwalk! The Master Bedroom has a King size bed and a full bathroom, the 2nd bedroom has Full over Full Bunk beds and 1 Twin Bed and the 3rd Bedroom has a Queen Bed. All the bedrooms have Flatscreen TV s, DVD Players and new comforters. The Laundry room has a full size washer and dryer, the kitchen is equipped with any appliance you should need and the refrigerator has an icemaker for your convenience.Sit on the deck and enjoy the ocean breeze, your morning coffee or the Friday night Fireworks.

See more at: http://bit.ly/2JjPPGx


Wildwood Crest

Coastal Colors - 7701 Atlantic Avenue, Unit 210

Luxury 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bathroom Condo ~ Sleeps 8 ~ Beachfront Coastal Colors Complex

Overview:

Luxury condo in oceanfront Coastal Colors complex. Private pool, kiddie pool, adults only hot tub, game room, library, Fitness center, meeting room, large ocean and bay view deck, 24 hour security, elevator, concierge, full gourmet kitchen with top of the line stainless steel appliances, large flat screen tv in living room, cable tv in all rooms, sleeps 8 comfortably,password protected private wifi network.

See more at: http://bit.ly/2HHKar9


North Wildwood

26th & Surf Avenues

3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms ~ Sleeps 9 ~ 1 Block to Beach ~ Great Fireworks views from deck

Overview:

Beautiful, clean and spacious upper floor condo with 3 bedrooms and 2 full bath (1500 SQ FT) , laundry room and private deck. Garage access with total of 3 parking spaces! Watch fireworks from the large deck on Friday nights!Location doesn't get better than this! North Wildwood. One and a half blocks to Morey's Piers, Sam's Pizza, water park and beach. Walking distance to the park which has a playground, tennis, basketball, skate park and so much more!

See more at: http://bit.ly/2W8uamb

Crest to host Community Health & Wellness Lecture Series

PRESS RELEASE

The Borough of Wildwood Crest Recreation Department and the Wildwood Crest Wellness Committee will host a free lecture series on health and wellness.

This seven-part lecture series will feature presentations by medical professionals from Cape Regional Medical Center and will be held at the Crest Pier Recreation Center at 5800 Ocean Avenue each Wednesday at 6 p.m. beginning March 27.

There will be no lecture April 24 (Easter week).

Speakers will address health topics such as sports injury rehabilitation, diabetes care and prevention, heart health, cancer prevention, reversing the signs of aging and more.

All lectures are open to the public and free of charge. Light refreshments will be served. No pre-registration is necessary.

For further information, call the Crest Pier Recreation Center at (609) 523-0202.

Below is a list of speakers and topics for the Wildwood Crest Community Health and Wellness Lecture Series:

March 27: David Cho, MD, Radiation Oncologist, Brodesser Cancer Center – “Healthy Eating and Cancer Prevention”

April 3: Monique Scally, DO, Cardiologist, Cape Regional Physicians Associates – “Cardiology and Heart Health”

April 10: Kevin McHale, MD, Orthopedic Surgeon, Penn Orthopedics – “Sports Injury and Rehab in the Aging Athlete”

April 17: Anita Raghuwanshi, MD, Endocrinologist, Cape Regional Physicians Associates – “Diabetes Care and Prevention”

May 1: Donald Tomasello, MD, General Surgeon, Cape Regional Physicians Associates – “General Surgery Topics”

May 8: Dottie Drake, RN, Personal Fitness Trainer, Cape Regional Miracles Fitness – “Reverse the Signs of Aging”

May 15: John Ruskey, DO, Emergency Medicine Physician, Cape Regional Medical Center & Director of Cape Regional Urgent Care – “Common Summertime Injuries and Safety”

New traffic pattern during closure of Rt. 147 jughande

PRESS RELEASE   via North Wildwood Police Department

The jughandle to Anglesea Drive on Route 147 / EB at Mile Post 3.54 in North Wildwood will be closed for approximately two months due to a bulkhead rehabilitation job.

The proposed start of the new traffic pattern is Monday March 18, 2019 giving enough time to complete the work before Memorial Day.

Description of New Traffic Pattern: Traffic for Anglesea Drive would be directed straight on Route 147 EB to a traffic light on New York Avenue. They would take a left turn on N. New York Avenue and again another left on W. Spruce Avenue. From there they would be diverted left on W. Pine Avenue. Going straight on W. Pine Avenue they would take a left turn on an intersection with Virginia Avenue. After that, the traffic would go straight and take a right on Route 147 WB which would take them straight to the Anglesea Drive intersection.

Hatchet throwing - yes, hatchet throwing! - coming to the Boardwalk

Do you have an axe to grind? A hatchet to bury?

Well, you're in luck!

Flying Hatchets is set to debut this Spring at 4004 Boardwalk, bringing the axe tossing/hatchet throwing phenomenon to the Wildwoods for the first time.

The attraction is presently under development next door to XD Dark Ride, the interactive, cinematic shoot-em-up, and Cloak & Dagger Escape Rooms, which premiered last summer to rave reviews.

All three ventures are owned and operated by MSquared Productions, which now boasts a verifiable boardwalk entertainment center, just south of Spencer Avenue (directly across from Morey's Adventure Pier).

"We're beyond excited to bring another first to the Wildwoods Boardwalk with Flying Hatchets," owner/manager Brian Martin told Wildwood 365. "The hatchet throwing craze has really caught on around the country and will be a great fit here. It's an absolute blast, and an ideal outing for groups."

Martin, who also operates a Flying Hatchets venue in Hamilton, NJ, emphasized safety as his top priority, and confirmed that entry will be permitted only to those 16 years of age and older.

(Both XD Dark Ride and Cloak & Dagger Escape Rooms, meanwhile, carry no age restrictions.)

Hatchet throwing is essentially an activity where participants throw an axe at a target, attempting to hit the bull's-eye or as close as possible.

What began as a sport and staple of lumberjack-related competitions evolved into contests of leisure (similar to darts) at fairs and festivals throughout the U.S., Canada and the United Kingdom. Over the past few years, commercial locations have found success around the world.

Check out www.flyinghatchets.com for additional information, and stay tuned for more details here...

Chamber of Commerce hosting 2019 Wildwoods Job Fair - Thursday, April 18th

The Greater Wildwood Chamber of Commerce will host its Spring Job Fair on Thursday, April 18 from 3:30 - 7 pm.

The fair will be held at the chamber's conference center, located at 3306 Pacific Avenue in Downtown Wildwood.

On-site interviews will be conducted with potential employers throughout the Wildwoods, representing industries including hospitality, banking, amusements, restaurants and more.

(An updated list of participating businesses will be added to the event's official Facebook page, so check back often for updates.)

Dress to impress!

For more information, call 609-729-4000 or email info@gwcoc.org.

Updated list of 2019 Opening Dates

EVICTING

OLD MAN WINTER

The first day of Spring (March 20) is right around the corner, and while we can't guarantee Mother Nature's complicity, there are some "shore signs" of the new season's arrival...

Namely, more businesses re-opening around the island!

If you own or run a local biz and would like your date to be included in our bi-weekly update, please drop us a line at wildwood365@gmail.com.

(Business dates and hours are always subject to change; keep in mind that many businesses are open for weekends and/or limited hours this time of year.)


2019 Opening Dates

Beefie’s  -  March 14

Cattle 'n Clover  -  March 15

Hereford Inlet Lighthouse  -  March 15

Romeo's Famous Pizzeria  -  March 15 

Surfing Pig  -  March 15

2Mile Restaurant  -  March 30

Maui's Dog House  -  April 4

Wildwood Historical Society  -  April 4

Franconi’s Pizza  -  April 5

Curley’s Fries (Surfside Pier)  -  April 12

Mack's Pizza (Wildwood Avenue)  -  April 12

Morey's Piers (Mariner's Pier)  -  April 13

Kelly’s Cafe  -  April 18

3 Brothers Pizza  -  April 19

Doo Wop Diner  -  April 19

Piro’s Village Restaurant  -  April 26

Samuel's Pancake House  -  April 27

Original Old Time Photo  -  May 3

Sightseer Tram Cars service begins  -  May 3

Route 66 Restaurant  -  May 10

Morey's Surfside Pier  -  May 11

Russo’s Market  -  May 23

Morey's Adventure Pier  -  May 24

East Coast Helicopter Tours  -  May 24

Wildcard Water Sports  -  May 24

Raging Waters Water Park  -  May 25

Ocean Oasis Water Park  -  June 15

Weekly Vacation Rentals Spotlight, presented by ShoreSummerRentals.com

This year, we are collaborating with our friends at ShoreSummerRentals.com to present a weekly update of prime vacation properties in the Wildwoods.

Every Tuesday, we will feature three properties - one each in North Wildwood, Wildwood and Wildwood Crest - available for the 2019 season.

Be sure to click on each property's profile for rates, room sizes, stay requirements, a full listing of amenities, and nearby activities and attractions, along with additional photos...

Happy Vacation Hunting!

North Wildwood

318 E. 18th Avenue, Unit A

3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathroom Condo ~ Sleeps 10 ~ 1.5 Blocks to the Beach

Overview:

Spacious 3 bedroom condo in North Wildwood, with 2 baths and 1.5 blocks from the beach. The unit is 1600sq feet and has a fully equipped kitchen complete with a Keurig Machine for your morning coffee. Laundry room in the unit for complete use of the washer and dryer. Off street parking for 2 vehicles in the garage and one in the drive. There is plenty of street parking if needed. Walking distance to the boardwalk, mini grocer, Owens Pub and various restaurants. On rainy days you can choose to go to the indoor water park located at the end of the street. The unit is refurnished with new living room furniture, new mattresses and bedroom furniture. 7 minimum night stay between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Renters must be over 25yrs of age.

See more at: http://bit.ly/2Gkazf4


Wildwood

120 E. Maple Avenue, Unit A

1st Level Condo w/Private Garage ~ 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms ~ Sleeps 8

Overview:

Spacious 1450 sq ft first floor, corner condo with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths just 2.5 blocks from the beach and boardwalk with easy access to local restaurants, taverns, and walking distance to Wawa. Enjoy the PRIVATE garage that will accommodate 2 cars inside. When you're ready to head to the beach take our wagon, beach chairs, and umbrella. The foyer leads into an open floor plan with 9 ft ceilings and plenty of windows. The living room has a new flat screen TV with Apple TV, DVD player, and free WIFI. The kitchen is spacious with a bi-level center island that has seating for 4 and is fully equipped with a Keurig, regular coffee pot, blender, toaster, and many more amenities. The dining room has seating for 6 with access to the large balcony.

See more at: http://bit.ly/2TMcwEc


Wildwood Crest

407 E. Monterey Road, Unit 203

Beach Block Condo w/Ocean Views & Rooftop Pool ~ 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms ~ Sleeps 6

Overview:

Looking for a vacation that will be remembered by the entire family? Beautiful ocean views, roof top pool, luxury features such as elevator, garage parking (2 cars), 3 large bedrooms, 2 full baths, big kitchen ready for entertaining overlooking a wonderful living room with balcony and ocean views. The home faces the south so you have bright beautiful days all day long. Sleeps 6 people comfortably and all bedrooms are private. You will love the location that is steps off the beach. Relax and take a swim in the heated roof top pool. You will love your vacation every day in luxury and privacy. Beach block so no crossing streets for the children and accommodates older family members with wide doorways and elevator. Super fast WI-fi with an Amazon Echo Virtual Concierge; Large smart TV with Netflix and all rooms freshly painted. Come and enjoy!

See more at: http://bit.ly/2TJbqsv