A large billboard to starboard just after the bridge announces the town's complimentary dockage, which consists of a series of slips created by pilings extending out from the town bulkhead. You may want to back in for best access to the shore, but those with limited maneuverability will want to dock bow first due to the tight confines. Some of the slips are less than 12 feet wide, making a tight squeeze for larger boats, but the locals will often have an alternate docking suggestion if you ask. At least one of the slips can just handle our catamaran's 16-foot beam. If enough cruisers arrive, they throw an informal happy-hour right on the docks.
Water is available near the docks, but no fuel or electricity.