Top Things to do in Wildwoods
What to do and see in Wildwoods, Jersey Shore: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Wildwoods, United States including Breakfast in The Sky, Wildwood Beach, North Wildwood Beach, Wildwoods Convention Center, Morey's Piers and Beachfront Water Parks, Wildwood Historical Society - George F. Boyer Museum, Sightseers Trams, The Doo Wop Preservation League Museum, Splash Zone Waterpark, Seaport Aquarium.
Restaurants in Wildwoods
1. Breakfast in The Sky
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 32 reviews
Up and at 'em! Start your Jersey Shore morning right, with our exclusive and unique “Ferris Wheel Breakfast." Imagine a picnic in the sky complete with white linens and china with culinary delights created by our Executive Chef, Wally Jurusz. Advance reservation required. Up to four guests per car. Seating is limited.
2. Wildwood Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,879 reviews
A wide beach that appeals to families.
Reviewed By stronziger - Carlstadt, United States
Absolutely one of the cleanest, largest and most importantly free beaches in New Jersey. After spending time here you will not want to go anyplace else.
3. North Wildwood Beach
4. Wildwoods Convention Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 212 reviews
Reviewed By RogerW701 - North Haledon, United States
Nice venue with ocean views, good rest room facilities and helpful staff. Food was really good for such a large group!
5. Morey's Piers and Beachfront Water Parks
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,707 reviews
Morey’s Piers, located on the boardwalk in the Wildwoods, New Jersey is a classic seaside amusement park, family owned and operated since 1969. Voted the second best seaside amusement park in the world by Amusement Today, Morey’s Piers has over 100 rides and attractions spanning over eighteen acres along six beach blocks and includes three amusement piers and two beachfront waterparks. Convenient to the major population centers of the Northeast, yet a world apart, Morey’s Piers along with Morey Resorts combines the pure joy of an amusement park, the sights and sounds of a classic boardwalk, outstanding accommodations, together with the rhythm of beach life. Visit them at Surfside Pier, featuring the Ocean Oasis Waterpark and Beach Club at 25th Avenue, Mariner’s Landing Pier, featuring Raging Waters Waterpark at Schellenger Avenue, and Adventure Pier at Spencer Avenue.
Reviewed By Smhd2020
This water park is the best!! Clean, comfortable and outstanding supervision by the lifeguards!! Raging Waters is a deal... we try to go during the week days, so there aren’t too many people. Love the Lazy River! The children’s area is well maintained and supervised. There is plenty of table space for eating, and food prices aren’t out of sight. Restrooms are very clean and maintained. No visit to the shore is complete unless you visit Morey’s water park!
6. Wildwood Historical Society - George F. Boyer Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
The goal of the Wildwood Historical Society is to preserve the colorful history of the Wildwoods, NJ, and to educate the public through exhibits at the George Boyer Museum. WE ARE CLOSED NOVEMBER THROUGH APRIL. Our hours are in effect from May-October.
7. Sightseers Trams
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By CyndyandByron - Bridgeton, United States
For $7 roundtrip you can purchase a ticket to ride the tram car all day, getting off and on as the spirit dictates. No walking needed. It is canopied from rain. I even saw a group of blind and visually impaired people navigating the boardwalk with this tram. Try, it. You will like it.
8. The Doo Wop Preservation League Museum
9. Splash Zone Waterpark
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 292 reviews
Mixing adrenaline-pumping action with family-style fun is our specialty! All new this year Splash Zone has added a Double Flow Rider, surf the perfect wave. Stand up or boogie board all day and at night sit back relax, have a bite to eat and be entertained at the Flow House wipe outs included. Check out the thrill of the white water rapids on The Beast of The East, roar through the darkness on our interactive Close Encounters slide - featuring themed music, videos and a light show that you select! Or, test your skills soaring down the Speed Dominator. And while you’re at it, don’t miss our famous 1000-gallon bucket that drenches everyone in its path! Younger guests will have a blast at Zoe Zone, featuring a shallow pool, fountains, and soft play equipment. And everyone can enjoy slides, body flumes, water blasters, or an inner tube ride on Rivy's River. So grab your swimsuit and take the family to the #1 Wildwood Water Park — Splash Zone at Schellenger and the boardwalk in Wildwood NJ.
Reviewed By sjangel2003
we went on saturday september 1 2018 to splash zone it poured about an hour after we got there. A freak event happened our locker was actually flooded ruined so must of our things. The park management and team took great care of us supplied us with four free passes towels took us into the office to personally as we had my newborn grandson. Toni and her team was great on top of things and went above and beyond. We did go back the following day to use our free tickets . I had such a great time going on water slides with my grandson and the baby was in the kiddie pool just kicking back I would recommend splash zone 100 percent plus
10. Seaport Aquarium
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 264 reviews
Reviewed By ellendF8497JK - Detroit, United States
In the past 5 or so years, this exhibit has been non-stop improving and getting more amazing. I think there is a new owner, well not "new" anymore b/c it's 2019 but new from when I started visiting b/c it's like night and day better from 10 years ago. Every year the exhibits get bigger and bigger. I can feed so many of the animals. The alligators have land and water and I can feed these pellets of nutrient-rich food to them. They are brown and fall in the water for them to catch. I suppose they must dye the water sometimes when the animals are full but the water was clean when I was there. Nutrient-rich food seems to be a common theme. I got a tour from the owner who was super knowledgable on all the animals and he told me so many of them are rescued from bad environments. I rescued my dog so I love that he does that. I saw him giving fresh bananas and grapes and veggies to the animals. That's food I even love! Anyways. a few points that make me come back year over year. -to watch the animals grow. The owner obviously takes good care of these creatures every winter. -to watch the improvements he makes to the infrastructure and the exhibits. it just gets better and better. -in hopes for more tours. If you can get the owner to give you one, it's so worth it. -it a super affordable thing to do on what adds up to be a pricey vacation for the week. -it's fun for all ages. My advice. go for sure. Esp if you have kids. It's super cool and educational.
