Upon our arrival, we were put into a queue to get our water for the week. The parking lot was packed as it was a beautiful day to enjoy the sun and sand. While this park is unique because the campground is connected to the beach, it also has tight spots, making it challenging to get into and out of with our size rig.

The Ensign Regatta was being held the same week, and we enjoyed watching the sailboat parade leisurely through the inlet onto Lake Michigan. That afternoon the winds kicked up, and the rainstorms made an appearance. It continued through the night until the following day. It was a heck of a storm, and the rough surf kept beachgoers away.

It was an excellent time to visit the town. A small farmers market was happening that day. The city has an annual sculpture walk, and our favorite was the Sea Maiden, created out of shiny steel. There were many small art galleries, restaurants, and shops. The Pentwater Yacht Club was abuzz with activity as they hosted the regatta.

Fortunately, our departure was a lot easier than our arrival. Mitch was happy the wheels made it through the sand without much fanfare.

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