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King Nummy Trail Campground

205 Route 47 South

Cape May Court House, N.J. 08210

609-465-4242

www.kingnummytrail.com

We make a yearly trip to the Cape May, N.J. area. We find several things to do there including Morey’s Pier and the BBQ cook off in North WildWood. Reviews on those great things will be posted soon.

We always pull our trailer and we were looking for a closer camping site then the one we had used in the past years. We usually don’t look at camp grounds outside of our memberships. But we found a gem in King Nummy Trail Campground which was just minutes from Jersey Shore and everything we wanted to see.

Upon pulling into this family owned campground, we knew it was going to be a winner. Shade everywhere and clean sites welcomed us. Sites run $40.00 daily from June 18^th to Sept. 6^th. Then they drop to $32.00. Each site has cable TV hook up, daily trash collection and recycling at the site, electric, water, and shade. Sewer hookup is not offered, but a honeywagon service is available for $4.00. There are also two swimming pools, a gameroom, basketball, volleyball, playgrounds and much more.

The best part was the staff! We just pulled in and didn’t realize there was no sewer hookup until we had unhitched the truck. Along came the honey wagon. He was dumping the trailer next to us and gladly did our trailer BEFORE we got a change to pay AND didn’t put us “on the list to come back”. Any rig owner will tell you that is service!

The next staff member to excel was Nancy in the front office. I have a hat that I purchased in Peru about 15 years ago. I love this hat and it has served me well. Don’t you know, after a full day of fun in the sun at Morey’s Pier, I feel asleep on the short tram ride down the board walk to our parking spot. We were in the truck before I woke enough to realize that I had left it! We waited for the tram, checked the tram office and decided that the hat was gone. I had gotten a phone number to call one more time, but it proved to be discontinued. In one final try I called King Nummy’s front office, got Nancy and explained my dilemma. Nancy kicked into gear! She found a phone number for the tram that worked, called and found out the hat was there, and even offered to get the hat and send it to me if we were leaving this second!!! Now that is SERVICE!!!! My husband and I got my hat and between King Nummy Trail and getting my hat back, I was more than a happy camper!!!