About This Place

This beach, located on the eastern side of Worthing Pier, is part of a five-mile stretch of shingle, interspersed with groynes, which slopes gently into the sea. At low tide an expanse of sand is exposed. --> Worthing’s beach is used for fishing, bathing, sailing and windsurfing. Nearby Worthing Pier, which dominates the seascape, was built in 1862 and features a theatre, an amusement arcade and recently renovated tea rooms. Worthing Lido Entertainment Centre is nearby, on the western side of the pier. Splashpoint Leisure Centre, behind the beach offers somewhere to swim during inclement weather. Worthing town centre is just a short walk away and has some large shops and a choice of places to eat and drink.

💡 Our Take

Looking for a relaxed beach day in West Sussex? DogParkUK recommends Worthing's East Pier Beach! It's dog-friendly year-round, making it paw-fect for spontaneous outings. The sand is mixed, great for digging, and the restrictions are minimal, meaning happy dogs can run free. Parking can be tricky, so arrive early! While there are no specified facilities directly on the beach, Worthing town centre is a short walk away. Always supervise your dog near the water, as swim safety isn't guaranteed. East Pier Beach is ideal for confident dogs, and puppies, who love playing in the sand.