Cape May County Airport, Cape May, NJ
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Cape May County Airport (WWD, KWWD) is a non-towered, public airport located 4 miles NW of Wildwood, Cape May County, in Rio Grande (part of Lower Township), New Jersey. There is only one active runway, though two are visible from the air. Runways are as follows:
| Designation | Dimensions | Surface | Condition |
| 10/28 | 5,003′ x 150′ | Asphalt | Good |
| 1/19 | NA | NA | Closed (but visible) |
FlightLevel Aviation-Cape May is the full-service FBO on the field. They offer Titan fuels-100LL, Jet A, ground and baggage handling, GPU and lav service, a pilot lounge, flight planning room, catering, complimentary WiFi, TV, coffee, water, and ice. Parking is ramp, tiedowns, or hangar. Prior arrangements can be made for after-hours service.
There is no commercial traffic on this airfield, but a terminal serves general aviation, charter flights, and helicopter operations.
Transportation
There is no mention of a crew or courtesy car. However, you can arrange a rental through the FBO or the Enterprise counter inside the terminal. If you prefer a different rental agency, Carla Car Rental can show you the best deals.
G Taxi and Transportation, Wildwood Taxi, Uber, and Lyft are available. Cape May Limousine offers luxury chauffeur service and Sprinter Vans for up to 14 people. G Taxi and Transportation also offers limousines.
There is no dedicated shuttle service from this airport, and no verifiable local hotel shuttles.
Where To Stay
Prices and names change frequently. For current prices, amenities, and new owner re-brands, check Expedia.com or Hotels.com. However, here’s a list of the nearest places to stay as of December, 2025. You can also use VRBO.com for something a little more unusual.
- The Cape, Modern, clean, reliable, strong value for proximity.
- ICONA Diamond Beach, High‑end beachfront property with consistently excellent reviews.
- Angel of the Sea, Historic Victorian B&B with strong guest satisfaction.
- The Inn of Cape May is a classic Victorian hotel with ocean views.
- Montreal Beach Resort is a popular beachfront resort with a seasonal pool and on-site dining.
- Coastal Estate, Smaller property, but verified active and well‑rated.
- Madison Resort in Wildwood Crest is a modernized resort option.
- La Mer Beachfront Resort is an oceanfront hotel with balconies and a strong reputation.
Where To Eat And Drink
Within walking distance is the Flight Deck Diner. Although their focus is breakfast, they do serve lunch and close at 2:00 p.m. Other nearby eating establishments within 5 miles of the airport are:
Smash Shack: Exceptionally high‑rated casual spot; great for quick, quality bites. (FB only)
The Lobster House: Iconic harborfront seafood restaurant, extremely popular with visitors.
Lucky Bones Backwater Grille: Trendy American comfort food with a polished atmosphere. IL Riccio Cape May: One of the highest‑rated fine‑dining options in Cape May. Port Marina and Restaurant: Waterside seafood with marina views; casual and scenic.
Ugly Mug Bar & Restaurant: Classic Cape May pub with live music and a lively atmosphere. Peter Shields Inn & Restaurant: Elegant beachfront dining in a historic mansion; upscale and romantic.
Check individual links for menus.



Things To Do
The Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum is right on the field in a restored WWII hangar. Vintage aircraft, engines, and hands-on aviation exhibits make this a place worth visiting. The annual Airfest, held here, is a celebration of aviation history and a great weekend fly-in. Some features include vintage planes, military displays, food trucks, live music, and family fun.
The Cape May Lighthouse offers panoramic views of Cape May Point State Park and beyond. Enjoy a half-day dolphin and whale watching cruise through Viator.
South Cape May Meadows Preserve is a 200-acre coastal sanctuary with dunes, wetlands, and beach access. Popular for birding, wildlife viewing, and nature walks.
Cape May County Park & Zoo: a top-rated, free admission zoo with more than 500 animals.
Sunset Beach Gifts: A classic Cape May stop featuring the famous SS Atlantus concrete ship ruins, Cape May “diamonds,” and one of the best sunset viewpoints on the East Coast.
For the kids, Morey’s Piers & Beachfront Waterparks spans three amusement piers with over 100 rides and attractions. Open from April to October for rides and from May to September for the waterparks.
Why Fly Here
Cape May County Airport gives you quick access to beaches, boardwalks, and some of the best coastal attractions in New Jersey. You can land at a relaxed GA‑friendly field, grab breakfast at the on‑field diner, explore a WWII aviation museum steps from the ramp, and reach Cape May or Wildwood in minutes. It’s an easy, scenic gateway to everything the Jersey Shore offers
Safe travels,
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