Poppit Sands Beach

Dog friendly beach to the right hand side we went in middle of September, we went when the sea was out lovely and big beach loads of big puddles for stormy to go in n then have a dip in the sea. We walked bk up to the cafe Delicious ice-cream n latte . It closes at 4pm out of season so get one before it closes. Car park is cash £3 for 2 hrs , £4.50 for 4 hrs or u an use the pay by phone app download it before u get there.

Beautiful beach! huge! So much space for dogs to be kept apart. The lack of signal was a bit tricky but we plugged our car in and got the free 30 mins and then out on the beach we got 4G back to start the car charging and pay for longer. The cafe CRWST is great too, vegan magnums, donuts and hot choc. Toilet and water facilities by the beach too. Really great just a pain about the signal issue but looks like they’ve helped out with the free 30 minute ticket.

Nice sandy beach with good views across the estuary. Parking is good with a large overflow area at weekends. Parking machines take cash or you can pay by app. The café is pretty good and you can save a few pennies by asking for "yesterday's" pastries. Toilets available. The beach is large at high tide becoming massive at low tide, so be prepared for a long walk to the water, check the tides. The beach is mostly open to dogs, with the main swimming area excluded. RNLI are present 10am to 6pm. There is a bus stop at the car park entrance.

We spent 45 minutes at poppit sands. It was a nice little spot to let the dogs stretch their legs (as you go onto the beach, dogs have to go right)) Car park takes cash or paybyphone using a code.

Great beach! The dogs loved it! I was clean and there was a realy nice cafe near by with amazing cakes!

A lovely beach that welcomes dogs over the winter months. A car park and cafe are close by. There is a RNLI shop by the beach as well. I would expect during the summer it would be tricky to park on a sunny day. It was getting busy by mid morning on a sunny February day when we visited. There are toilets on site too. You will need cash for the parking machine as the pay machine didn't accept card only pay by phone but signal was poor. Only a donation suggestion in the winter months for parking though which is a good idea, making it more accessible for people.

Be sure to bring cash if you’re parking near the café, as that’s the preferred payment method—and spaces fill up quickly. The café offers a nice selection of baked goods and coffee. The beach is a wide, open stretch of sand, popular with dog walkers. If you’re just planning a stroll and to enjoy the views, around two hours should be plenty.

Nice open expanse of sandy beach with café and parking. Access in season would be poor with narrow roads. Pay and display. £6 for a day ticket. Lifeguard station present. Flat access to beach. RNLI shop sells buckets and spades, not sure on opening times.