Wild Dunes Inn Phone Number and Contact Information

Culinary enthusiasts frequent Charlie’s Bar & Restaurant (0.2 miles) for their signature snapper soup simmered with sherry, while Mallon’s Sticky Buns (0.4 miles) crafts caramel pecan rolls using 1940s family recipes.

History buffs explore the Ocean City Historical Museum (0.7 miles) displaying Victorian-era bathing machines and lifeguard rescue logs from the 1916 Black Sunday shipwrecks, or study maritime charts at the U.S.

Life-Saving Station 30 (1.1 miles) where surfmen once patrolled for distressed vessels.

This pet friendly hotels Wildwood Crest property connects via boardwalk to the Ocean City Tennis Club (0.5 miles) featuring Har-Tru clay courts maintained with Delaware Bay oyster shell blends.

Students from Stockton University Coastal Research Center (2.3 miles) conduct dune erosion studies using the inn's weather station data, while entrepreneurs utilize Ocean City Business Center (0.8 miles) with vintage typewriter rentals for nostalgic marketing campaigns.

The 55th Street Wildlife Observation Deck (1.6 miles) offers spotting scopes to monitor osprey nests and rare piping plovers during migration seasons.

Reaching this budget inns Cape May County involves taking NJ Transit bus 552 from Philadelphia to 9th Street Terminal, followed by a 7-minute walk past pastel-colored Victorian guesthouses.

Drivers follow Garden State Parkway Exit 30, utilizing the inn's vintage bicycle rentals with woven baskets for beach gear transport.

Economical alternatives include Sea Breeze Motor Lodge (0.9 miles) with retro 1960s neon signage and shuffleboard courts, or Island Inn (1.2 miles) offering complimentary morning coffee service on rocking chair-lined porches.

Beachcomber Camping Resort (2.8 miles) provides RV sites with fire pits near tidal marshes, while Port-O-Call Hotel (1.5 miles) features nautical-themed rooms with porthole windows overlooking the Asbury Avenue commercial district.

Guest reviews praise this motels with pools near Wildwood boardwalk for its heated saltwater pool containing trace minerals from nearby Cape May diamonds (quartz crystals), though some note limited parking during peak weekends.

The Sunrise Breakfast Basket delivered to rooms featuring local honey from Corson’s Inlet apiaries and fresh-baked Portuguese sweet bread receives consistent acclaim.

Pet owners appreciate the complimentary doggy life vests for beach outings, while families enjoy the nightly outdoor movie screenings projected onto a vintage sailcloth hung between historic lampposts.

Maritime culture thrives at the Ocean City Arts Center (0.6 miles) where artisans demonstrate scrimshaw techniques on sperm whale teeth replicas, or during the Night in Venice Boat Parade (seasonal) when illuminated yachts float past the inn's bayfront windows.

The property partners with Cape May Whale Watcher (3.1 miles) for exclusive sunset dolphin cruises featuring hydrophone listening sessions.

Every August, the Boardwalk Art Show (0.3 miles) transforms the wooden planks into an open-air gallery showcasing plein air painters capturing sea lavender blooms in salt marsh preserves.

Adventure seekers book through the concierge for guided kayak tours through Great Egg Harbor Bay (1.8 miles) exploring abandoned duck hunting blinds, while architecture enthusiasts follow self-guided tours of the inn's own 1930s cedar shake exterior preserved with traditional linseed oil treatments.