Part of what makes the Delaware Bay so important for shorebirds and other wildlife is its high marsh habitat, often occupied by salt hay (Spartina patens), a native cordgrass that was historically a key agricultural crop for its seemingly endless uses from duck blind building to mulching material and beyond.
The Harrison features Victorian elegance with contemporary luxuries.
The historic Pharos Inn (now Pharos at The Harrison) is appointed with the same quality and attention to detail as its sister building.
Casablanca is one of Cape May’s most exceptional inns, and is unlike anything you’ve ever seen or experienced in Cape May.
The Ashley Rose is a combination of a whole house 7-bedroom unit and four unique one-bedroom cottage units.