- TripBuzz found 55 things to do indoors in the Wildwood Crest area. From Sunset Cinema's Movies On the Beach to Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum, Wildwood Crest offers a variety of rainy day activities and other fun things to do indoors — including 57 indoor attractions with ratings over 90%.
- There are 42 different types of things to do inside in or near Wildwood Crest, New Jersey. Some of the most popular types of these activities include: Theaters, Winery/Vineyard, Art Gallery and Specialty Museums.
- There are 0 indoor activities in Wildwood Crest, and 55 indoor attractions in nearby cities within 25 miles, including: Cape May, Rehoboth Beach, Wildwood and Stone Harbor.
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Producing small batches of spirits, Painted Stave Distilling offers visitors a sample of their bottles at their tasting bar. The distillery is located in old theater and retains some of its past decor.
48.1 Miles
Both tastings and tours are held at the Sharrott Winery throughout the week. Events are also held regularly, including dance classes and live music that are normally included with the price of a tasting.
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10016 Old Ocean City Blvd, Berlin, MD 21811
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Burley Oak Brewing Company is a local brewery known for their flavourful beers. They give free tours every 3pm on weekends. They have outdoor seating, some tables to sit at the bar, a nice leather couch, and an area where you can buy shirts.
49.4 Miles
The Calvin B. Taylor House Museum is a fully restored 19th century mansion and grounds with exhibits covering not only the house itself, but also local culture. The famous 'Race of the Century' between Seabiscuit and War Admiral is one of the featured exhibits.
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Visitors who have tried The Globe Theater in downtown Berlin has positive feedbacks on their cream of crab soup. Guests also enjoyed dining on a stage area of an old theater. They have free WiFi for all their customers.
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Taylor Calvin B House Museum was originally a house built in the 1830s. It now provides historic documents and artifacts about the village of Berlin and the families who lived in the house over the years.