Parking
The council lists this coastal car park. Check the on-site tariff and allow for the walk from parking to the shore. [1]
Directions to this parking area ↗Parking information ↗Beadnell, Northumberland
Beadnell, Northumberland Sand
Check the time of your visitChoose a date and time above. The published seasonal rules are explained below.
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THE BEACH
A broad sandy bay crossed by the Long Nanny, where summer nesting-bird zones need extra care with dogs.
BEFORE YOU SET OFF
The council lists this coastal car park. Check the on-site tariff and allow for the walk from parking to the shore. [1]
Directions to this parking area ↗Parking information ↗A step-free route onto the sand has not yet been confirmed. Check the entrance before relying on it.
The Long Nanny tern colony is in the middle of the bay. Put your dog on a lead before approaching and follow the rangers’ signs. [3]
7-day tides: North Sunderland (Northumberland) ↗A nearby reference station, not a forecast of beach access. Predictions cover the next seven days, rather than any future date selected above.
Check Environment Agency bathing-water advice ↗Bring drinking water and a bowl for your dog. A listed cafe does not automatically confirm that pet dogs can go inside.
Published visitor information, without an on-site inspection. Check current charges, opening times and entrance signs.
PLAN YOUR WALK
These are published visitor details, not an on-site inspection. Check local signs, access and tide information before walking.
ANOTHER WALK NEARBY
Choose a visit date above to compare nearby dog-access rules.
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Markers show beach locations. Use the linked local guidance for dog-zone boundaries.
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Dogs allowedDogs allowed in designated areas
Beadnell dog friendly beach · Rule source
Rules are taken from the linked council, landowner or official visitor source. Follow the signs on site and keep dogs away from wildlife.
Dog-access guidance comes from councils, beach owners and official visitor services. Each beach page links its source and check date. Different sections may have different rules. How we check the information. Follow current signs at the beach.