We were simply on our way to a beach in Cape May when we searched for additional things to do and came across this historical gem. One of the coolest things there is an authentic dog tag making machine. For just $10 you can get your own set of personalized dog tags. The people are wonderful and it’s a terrific piece of US military history.

This is a wonderful, small museum of Naval aviation from WWII area. The hangar is the last standing wooden hangar of its kind. It houses various planes similar to those used to teach divebombing which helped win the battle of Midway and the war in the Pacific and end the war. 42 Naval aviators were killed in training. It is a gem. Thankful for the folks who have preserved this history and sacrifice of our military.

Spent the morning between taking photos and learning about South Jersey's role in training pilots during WWII. Great place for a family visit! Planes, vehicles, and a great gift shop. The knowledgeable staff are there to help and are very welcoming. Don't miss the movie!

My wife and I spent an after thoroughly enjoying the Naval Air Station. They have done a top-notch update of the old hangar. We enjoyed the variety of exhibits, aircraft, coast guard boats and period displays. Make sure you see the film on the training center. It gives an excellent description of the times.

My 4 year old son had the most amazing time. It was a great way to spend our Sunday morning. Also the staff member within the store was amazing. She explained to my son the different type of planes and figurines available.

Truly great aviation museum. We enjoyed all,the artifacts,history,planes and getting to opportunity to sit in a few planes as well. Truly educational and a must see! I highly recommend this great place. I am so happy I made stories and posts on my instagram profile @_gigi_carlucci_

Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum is an amazing place! It’s in a huge hangar with a number of authentic exhibits and many aircraft on display. Whether old or young you’ll really enjoy this special place. When there, say hello to Bethany and Mason who do a fantastic job welcoming and informing guests.

This visit was the highlight of our Wildwood vacation. It's a hidden gem that's full of history. There are historic planes, helicopters, and tons of other museum artifacts and stories that represent NJ's role and impact during WWII. We even discovered a picture of a friend's father, a Tuskeegy airman. Definitely a must see!

Wildwood was a place where WW2 pilots were trained. You start out with an informational film, and then go through the airport hangar which is filled with planes, drones, vehicles, displays with artifacts, uniforms, and all sorts of informational history and military displays. You can go inside the cockpit of a couple planes. It was all very good and makes you appreciate our military.

Small but impressive aviation museum. Allow 1 hour minimum; 1.25 to 1.5 hours is good for regular folks; 2 hours for enthusiasts. There isn't a lot of guidance: catch the moving intro movie and the small exhibition spaces (there was one exhibition on 1940s furniture and one on 1940s culture) all near the entrance. Lots for kids (and kids at heart) to enjoy.