Power Washing in New Jersey

Visit Old Victorian Cape May– The many attractions of Cape May, located at the southernmost tip of New Jersey on Delaware Bay, were largely discovered by the wealthy during the 18th and 19th centuries when it enjoyed its heyday as a fashionable resort town. It was so popular, in fact, that no less than six US Presidents had summer homes here.

Liberty State Park– Overlooking the Upper New York Bay; Liberty Island; and Ellis Island, home to New York’s Statue of Liberty; Liberty State Park takes awhile to tour. Encompassing 1,212 waterside acres, it not only offers wonderful views of the aforementioned attractions, but also contains many interesting sightseeing opportunities of its own.

The Hudson River Waterfront Walkway–Covering more than 70,000 acres, the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area straddles the border between New Jersey and Pennsylvania and includes a spectacular 40-mile protected stretch of the Delaware River. This large recreation area is accessible at numerous points, with the New Jersey section being serviced by two visitor centers.

Island Beach State Park– Located on Barnegat Peninsula just an hour’s drive north of Atlantic City, Island Beach State Park is notable as one of the country’s largest undeveloped barrier islands. Covering an area of nearly 2,000 acres, the park is split into a northern and southern section, both of which offer great opportunities to get outdoors and explore.