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| Atlantic City -
Greater Atlantic City Region World famous casinos, boardwalk, amusements, beaches and shops. Towne of Smithville- Off Route 9, north of Atlantic City. Winding cobblestone paths lined with 18th Century village specialty shoppes. (609) 652-7777 |
| Atlantic City Art Center Museum -
Greater Atlantic City Region Garden Pier- Offering a monthly series of art exhibitions and juried shows throughout the year. The city's 150 year old history is depicted in the historical museum. (609) 347-5839 |
| Balic Winery -
Greater Atlantic City Region Wine tasting and sales. Rt. 40 Mays Landing, 609-625-2166 |
| Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge -
Greater Atlantic City Region Oceanville, US Rte. 9. 20,197 acres for biking and birding. (609) 652-1665 |
| Historic Gardner's Basin -
Greater Atlantic City Region Atlantic City. This turn-of-the-century maritime village with waterfront park features historic vessels, party boat fishing, aquarium and delightful restaurant. Free admission. (609) 348-2880 |
| Lake Lenape Park -
Greater Atlantic City Region Park Rd. & 13th St., Mays Landing 08330. Beach, boating, miniature golf, roller skating, picnic areas. (609) 625-2021 |
| Lester G. MacNamara Wildlife Management Area -
Greater Atlantic City Region 12,438 acres, located in Cape May and Atlantic counties, bordered by the Tuckahoe and Great Egg Harbor Rivers. For nature lovers and hunters. (609) 228-3221 |
| Lucy the Margate Elephant -
Greater Atlantic City Region 9200 Atlantic Avenue, Margate. A National Historic Landmark, Lucy is a six story wooden structure open to the public. (609) 823-6473 |
| Ocean Drive -
Greater Atlantic City Region Atlantic City to Cape May. Majestic seashore route. A chain of six bridges connect fourteen vacation communities along 40 miles of Atlantic Coast. |
| Renault Winery- Egg Harbor City -
Greater Atlantic City Region Founded in 1864 by Louis Nicholas Renault, the winery is the oldest vineyard in the United States. Wine tastings, tour, glass museum, gourmet restaurant and gift shop are all set in charming 1800's decor. (609) 965-2111 |
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