About This Place

A three mile stretch of sand and shingle beach that runs along a narrow spit of land at the mouth of the Humber Estuary. There are beaches either side of the spit so its easy to find a spot out of the wind. --> Care should be taken swimming anywhere near the point as tidal currents can be very strong. Spurn Point and surrounding area are a designated SSSI (site of special scientific interest) and a great place for spotting migrating birds. Spurn is also a popular spot for fossil hunting.

💡 Our Take

Spurn Head Beach, nestled in East Yorkshire, is a dog enthusiast's dream. With its golden sandy stretches, your furry friend will find the perfect playground for those zoomies. Dogs are welcome all year round, making it an excellent spot for any season. Ample parking is available nearby, though the nearest amenities are a short drive away. The gentle waves ensure swimming is generally safe, but always keep an eye out for the occasional strong current. This beach is perfect for energetic big dogs and curious puppies, offering them abundant space to explore. Pro tip: Bring water as facilities are limited.