Naval Air Station Wildwood Foundation is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to restore Hangar #1 at the Cape May Airport, Cape May County, New Jersey, into an aircraft museum honoring the …
Naval Air Station Wildwood Foundation is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to restore Hangar #1 at the Cape May Airport, Cape May County, New Jersey, into an aircraft museum honoring the Navy airmen who died while training during World War II. Hangar # 1 was listed onto the National Register of Historic Places in September of 1997. Naval Air station (NAS) Wildwood was commissioned on April 1, 1943. The site served as an active dive-bomber squadron training facility from 1943 to 1945. Aircraft stationed at NAS Wildwood included TBM Avengers, Douglas Dauntlesses, Vought Corsairs and Curtiss Helldivers. Forty-two airmen perished while training at NAS Wildwood during World War II. Today it is an amazing Aviation Museum!
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May 21, 2025
I love the aviation museum. I’ve been going here my entire life, and I always love seeing their collections of planes and war memorabilia. There’s really no other place like it around. To be able to …Full review by Trail48677721287
May 21, 2025
As we walked through the museum I was reminded at each turn my own families legacy of Military Service. My brothers multiple tours of Nam in the 60's the last two as a medavac pilot and yes there wer…Full review by 147ednac
May 21, 2025
Had the most wonderful time exploring the Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum! Our guide, Jim Pennington, was engaging, informative, and shared his love of this space with respect for its his…Full review by Ann-Marie S
I called and got my own answer lol. They do provide wheelchairs and mobility scooters to the public. Not sure yet if they charge a fee. It sounded like it’s a free service, first …
I called and got my own answer lol. They do provide wheelchairs and mobility scooters to the public. Not sure yet if they charge a fee. It sounded like it’s a free service, first come first serve.