Cape May, NJ is a resort town in the County of Cape May that is very popular with vacationers and tourists mostly from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, and Delaware during the summer months. Tourism is the dominant industry. Cape May's economy runs on shops, restaurants, lodgings and tourist attractions on Washington Street Mall, along the boardwalk and elsewhere throughout town. Commercial and sport fishing are also important to Cape May's economy. Marine mammal watching, bird watching, and other forms of eco-tourism have become equally important in Cape May. A small wine growing area is adjacent to Cape May, and tourists to Cape May visit the three local wineries: Hawk Haven Vineyard and Winery, Turdo Vineyards, and Natali Vineyards. The Cape May-Lewes Ferry connects New Jersey and Deleware historic and shopping districts. For more information, please check out County of Cape May Chamber of Commerce and Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May websites.