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A Taste of the Jersey Shore
Everyone loves a spectacular beach front view. But it is not every day that you have the opportunity to experience it. We, at Campbell’s Boat House, have made it all possible.
Think of a giant postcard with a magnificent, magnified, landscape view of Victorian Cape May Beach. Local artist Jim McKay, brings this beautiful scenery to life with his carefully
hand-crafted touches. McKay has worked on art creations all over Delaware County, including Maggie O’Neils Irish Pub, St. Gabriel’s Catholic School, and City Team Ministries. His impressive mural, exclusive to The Boat House, depicts the 1920s era in Cape May, NJ the Historic Cape May Christian Admiral Hotel (demolished in 1996), the original Convent (vacation home for more than 300 nuns), the original Cape May Lighthouse
(with over 300 steps), and the Three Mastered “Schooner Atlantic,” (the fastest sailboat to cross the Atlantic Ocean) that was moored in Cape May Harbor for over 50 years. In addition, “The Schooner” was named a historical landmark by Hillary Clinton. Located on the starboard (right) side of our boat bar, this classic creation is a “must see” before you
continue on your journey.
Boat House Pictures
Taste of the Jersey Shore
St. Patty's Day 2008
The 2008 Boat House Wing Bowl
VBF Awareness 2007
Country Weekend 2007
Jean's 70th Birthday
VBF Awareness 2008
The Amazing Larry Vee/Family Night 2008
Elvis
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