The Cove Beach is located in Cape May, a small seaside resort town on the southernmost tip of New Jersey. Cape May is noted for being a federally designated National Historic Landmark District, due to the 600 plus Victorian style homes that grace our streets. Cape May also is home to one of the top five commercial fishing fleets on the East Coast of the U.S. as well as the nation's only Basic Training facility for the U.S. Coast Guard.

The Cove Beach plays host each day to hundreds of swimmers, sunbathers, surfers, kayakers and hikers. Located at the very south west end of town, with a totally unobstructed view each day of the sunset, this beach also features a picturesque view of the Cape May Lighthouse. The Lighthouse is a functioning navigational aid still to this day and is also operated as a museum, where you can climb the interior staircase to the top for a bird's eye view of the Cape.

This website is devoted to the enjoyment of the Cove Beach, whether you are here in Cape May or "virtually" visiting us on the web. We intend to continually add to this site, both photography and history, stories, anecdotes, etc. TheCoveBeach.Com is part of our CapeMayBeaches.Com website, which includes all of the beaches in the Cape May area. Please feel free to visit all of our websites and to send us your contribution, if you wish to have something posted on one of our sites, whether it be a photograph or a story, etc.