Lucy the Elephant
9200 Atlantic Avenue. The six-story 1881 landmark is Margate's signature attraction. Guided interior tours are offered on a seasonal schedule.
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Plan a day or weekend around Lucy the Elephant, ocean beaches, bayfront dining, boating, recreation and Margate's summer event calendar.
9200 Atlantic Avenue. The six-story 1881 landmark is Margate's signature attraction. Guided interior tours are offered on a seasonal schedule.
Ocean beaches with seasonal lifeguard protection, beach-tag requirements and designated water-recreation areas.
Summer Thursday market at 9700 Amherst Avenue, bringing local produce, food makers and vendors to the bayfront area.
Margate Business Association's major September street festival combines vendors, food, music and family activities along the bay district.
The Amherst Avenue waterfront is a base for boating, fishing, crabbing and kayak-oriented recreation.
Public recreation facilities and community programming, including courts, fields and play areas.
Margate does not have conventional hotel lodging. The in-city lodging market is primarily seasonal homes, condos and whole-home rentals. Traditional hotels are concentrated in neighboring Ventnor City and Atlantic City.
Weekly, monthly and seasonal rentals are a major part of Margate's visitor market. Verify rental terms, parking, beach access and local rules before booking.
Visitors wanting a traditional hotel can look to Ventnor City or Atlantic City while using Margate as a beach, dining and attraction destination.