The Whaler’s Cottage dates back to the late 1700s, making it one of the oldest homes on Cape Island.
The settlers that came to Cape May for the Whaling industry in the 17th century built timber-framed houses, carefully crafted with a strength and fortitude that stands the test of time.
This beautifully restored, historic cottage combines authentic farmhouse touches with modern amenities, making it perfect for couples, families, or friends looking to unplug and unwind. With two cozy bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and a charming living room featuring a gas-burning fireplace, the cottage offers a blend of warmth and elegance that sets the stage for a serene stay. Start your morning with a fresh farm-to-table breakfast, or explore the grounds on foot, visiting the lush gardens and orchards, visiting the farm animals, or joining one of the farm’s seasonal activities. In the evening, unwind on the front porch or around the outdoor fire pit, surrounded by the peaceful sights and sounds of nature.