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Sun Retreats Seashore

Reviews (5)

What Guests Are Saying

Sun Retreats Seashore Campground in Cape May, NJ, offers beautiful grounds and friendly, accommodating staff, as noted by several loyal visitors who appreciate their experiences. However, there are significant concerns, including poor WiFi access, unsanitary restroom conditions, and safety issues, such as thefts. Some guests also reported frustrations with noise and disrespectful behavior from other campers, leading to a mixed overall experience.

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Brian Ferencin

Brian Ferencin

September 17, 2025

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Sun Resorts Seashore Campground in Cape May NJ. In my opinion is just out for $$$. I been a loyal Seasonal Transit RV Camper @ this campground. My late Brother had a permanent unit in the campground I stayed at Seashore in June / July / September between my 3 stays @ least 5 days I spent $1800 Combined in 3 visits for sight & fees. & Not 1 time did I have access to Campgrounds WiFi or TV. The WiFi the campground is supposed to have ( SUCKS ) it will say your connected. But nothing will stream. I was pissed off expressing this concern to the staff. I couldn't watch any MLB Games / NASCAR / PGA Golf The staff said that there's nothing they can do because it was corporate decision to take away free WiFi for guest's. I told the staff that's total B/S I can't have Internet access with the amount of money sun Resorts is charging me wifi should be available to all camping guests the staff told me to call corporate but there's is nothing they can do & they acknowledge the WiFi doesn't work... Some campers are disrespectful too I had to yell @ a few campers driving golf carts during the early evening hour's because they felt the need to use my camp sight as a Short Cut 1 camper almost hit my $400.00 CORNHOLE BOARDS & then the person had the nerve to say (I didn't see the CORNHOLE BOARDS) & he thought he can just cut though because it looks like an area he can just cut though and no one else was using the sight next to me. When night time rolls around. The campground becomes a haven for all the campgrounds idiots to drive around with music blaring / beer cans in hand / kids driving / golf cart lights shinning in your RV or in your eyes while your sitting trying to enjoy a nice campfire. let's not forget all the kids riding there bikes with all there friends using other people's camp sights as short cuts. The campground is supposed to have a Ranger Patrolling @ night to enforce the rules ( Kids are not supposed to be riding bikes after 10:00pm) when. Silent hours begins Haven't seen the Ranger driving around to enforce this at night in all 3 stays. Everything in the campground store is overpriced including the firewood

& To top it off in 2026 the whole water & electric section in the T section of tannanger will be all permanent trailers. Next year & I am told by staff members within 5 years Seashore Campground will no longer have any Transit camping @ all... The campground eventually wants to DO AWAY WITH ALL TRANSIT CAMPING. Because Corporate says they then know for every camp sight in the resort they know every permanent trailer there & resident will be paying $8600 a year. & Won't have the hassle of Transit Spaces being open or not booked @ low peak times.

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Stefano Grottoli

Stefano Grottoli

July 25, 2025

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Stayed at a tent site over the 4th of July weekend and had a truly awful experience. The restrooms were absolutely disgusting — easily the worst I’ve seen at any campground. There was no running water in the sinks the entire time we were there, and it was clear that the bathrooms hadn’t been cleaned once during the entire holiday weekend.

The showers were even worse: clumps of hair in the drains, grime everywhere, and bugs crawling around the floors and walls. It felt completely neglected and unsanitary. For a holiday weekend with so many guests, basic maintenance and hygiene should be a priority, but that clearly wasn’t the case here.

If you’re considering staying here, especially with kids or if cleanliness matters to you at all, I strongly recommend looking elsewhere. Definitely not worth the hassle or the health risk.

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elizabeth anastasides

elizabeth anastasides

July 23, 2025

5

I was at Lowe’s today and Orlando, the general manager and his assistant Pete were so kind to deliver an outdoor trunk for me To my home as it would would not fit in my car. What a wonderful thing it’s so fantastic to know there are people that are so kind hearted in this community God bless both of you for going out of your way. It’s a funny thing. I used to stay at seashore campground, many years ago and camp there and And had wonderful memories and experiences Again, thank you to both of you. I hope something wonderful happens to you and your reward for your kindness.

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Janine d'Auguste

Janine d'Auguste

June 30, 2025

5

My family and I have stayed here 5 or 6 times now and it is always a pleasure. The grounds are beautiful and the staff is friendly and accommodating. We had to cut our trip short today bc my son isn’t feeling well and they gave us credit toward our next stay which was much appreciated. Can’t wait to get back.

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Justin Sheasley

Justin Sheasley

May 20, 2025

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Stayed here for an extended stay. First high level campground I've been to that does not have wifi...... we had a group of 5 campers staying and in the middle of the night we had electric bikes and scooters stolen. The police were called and there was a report made. Not a terrible campground, but would not stay again. Not worth the security issues

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Location Sun Retreats Seashore

Address:
720 Seashore Rd
Cape May, NJ,
United States

Highway access

The campground is on Seashore Rd. Garden State Parkway is a short drive away and U.S. Route 9 is near.

Latitude & Longitude: 38.9833 / -74.9077

Elevation: 6 feet

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