A historical light house with very scenic views, especially at sunset. Tiny sandy area to park for only a handful of vehicles, at the end of a long rough road.

The lighthouse is beautiful. I unfortunately did not visit when it was open on the inside, but I got a few lovely shots of the outside. The location is very remote, and there’s some serious erosion control going on in front of the lighthouse. It really looks like this part of the shore was battered over the winter, and they’re trying to save it. There is not a lot in the way of parking, and there are no amenities nearby. If you’re coming to visit this lighthouse, that’s all you’re doing, and you better not need to go to the bathroom. All that said, I still think it was worth the drive. I’d like to come back at some point and see the inside.

Summer is the best time for roadtrips - and we’re exploring lighthouses! This is a beautifully restored one — the second oldest! There’s a gift shop right outside, and tickets to tour are $6 - well worth it. The lighthouse is beautiful, and it’s great for kids, as you can touch everything inside. They have games set up, and books detailing the restoration. Nancy, her husband Carl and everyone else at the site, were amazing in sharing their knowledge, history and talents! Nancy’s beautiful paintings are displayed throughout - she was even kind enough to autograph the coloring book in which some of her drawings are featured.
We loved our visit. The site is accessible ♿️ with a ramp leading up to the first floor. Reaching the second floor and the light requires climbing stairs. On our next visit we’ll bring bug spray - as there are lots of flies outside 🙃

Very small, but cozy lighthouse right on the bay side. Beach is restricted due to erosion. Little to no parking. Separate cute little building for gift shop. We came on a weekday in early September, so it was closed. This weekend is their butterfly festival, but being as small an area and parking, I can't imagine they could handle much of a turnout. Hoping though that they do well! We will have to come back when they are open for a better feel.
Great for nature lovers. We saw a few osprey on the way back down the drive and took pictures.

This lighthouse is located a little off the beaten path in the best possible way! It’s a peaceful drive and a beautiful setting. Self guided tours are affordable for families, or couples who want to escape the busy crowds of nearby Cape May but still want to go on a little adventure. It’s a well maintained historical building and the volunteers / locals work hard to preserve and share it. We even had the opportunity to venture all the way to the top! Who knows how long this lighthouse will still be around because of beach erosion, if you have a little extra time on your hands I encourage you to go and check it out for yourself - before the Delaware Bay swallows it whole!!!