Cape May’s Annual Strawberry Jamboree

For over 20 years, our neighbors in West Cape May have thrown a berry bash to make the Garden State proud, and they’re doing it all over again this year! Are you going to the Cape May Strawberry Festival?

The Cape May Strawberry Festival

Brought to you by the West Cape May Business Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, the Cape May Strawberry Festival has something for everyone – especially strawberry lovers. The festival hosts local artisans offering unique pottery, original artworks of all kinds, jewelry, shirts, hats, bags, honey, woodwork, birdhouses and feeders, accessories, baked goods, nuts, jams, pies, and more! A combination of art fest and strawberry celebration, this sweet event invites everyone to enjoy the food and entertainment, with free parking as a bonus treat to all visiting the festival.

The Strawberry Festival takes place at Wilbraham Park on June 1^st this year from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Entrance is free and well-behaved pets are welcome to join, so bring the whole family. An alternate date will be published in case of rain, so keep an eye out on the Cape May Chamber of Commerce’s social media channels!

Plan Ahead for a Berry Good Weekend!

The West Cape May Strawberry Festival may be a few weeks away, but it’s never too early to start planning. With so many surprises and fun treats deserving of a shopping spree, is your car able to bring it all back home?

At Avalon Honda, we have the vehicles you’ll need for any event – from strawberry festivals to camping trips. Our 2024 SUVs and crossovers are perfect for tough wilderness conditions and connectivity with the cargo space to boot. Don’t leave behind art finds and sweet treats this festival summer because your car can’t handle it – upgrade today!

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