This is over 300 acres of privately owned land that is used only for the purpose of these dune rides.

The shoreline, waves, and sky produce a new tableau everyday.

Phil's facade is an old movie marquee and over the years the menu has evolved into a more sophisticated offerings.

The sand dune has a 302 step climb to the top and provides a breathtaking view of the Saugatuck Harbor.

It has been in operation since 1838 and claims to be the only chain ferry still operating in the U.S.

From New Richmond to Lake Michigan, the Kalamazoo River includes unspoiled scenery, views of the Saugatuck waterfront…

It's the home of the famous Chain Ferry and the beautifully painted public restrooms.

You will find art from different African countries, from large sculptures to small pieces.

The current exhibit features old photos from their archives of local landmarks and lifestyles of times gone by.

A chance to see equity actors in an intimate theatre.

This is a grassy park with not much more than a picnic gazebo and some public sculpture.

Celebrating over 100 years of creative juice in the summer.

The shop is right in the center of downtown !

Professional theatrical productions run during high tourist season and musical performances and other events throughout…

This place is now called the "Saugatuck Antique Pavilion" (formerly Blue Star Antique Pavilion) and it's stuffed with…

All Saints' Episcopal Church is a beautiful, historic, traditional Episcopal Church near to downtown Saugatuck.

It is a gallery of glass art that starts on the bottom of the stairs and takes over the second floor.