About This Place

Stretching out below the dramatic headland of St Bees Head is a mile long sand and pebble beach. --> Stretching from South Head to Seamill lane, St Bees beach consists of a shingle bank which slopes down to an expanse of golden sand. The sand here is exposed at most states of tide except for a couple of hours either side of high tide. At the northern end of the beach is a promenade that extends a towards the red sandstone cliffs in the central section of the beach. Beyond these the beach is backed by St Bees Golf Club There is a RSPB nature reserve on Saint Bees Head which is home to a range of seabirds including guillemots, kittiwakes, fulmars and razorbills. You can also spot peregrines and ravens above the red sandstone cliffs.

💡 Our Take

Looking for an unforgettable dogs-on-the-loose beach day? DogParkUK wholeheartedly recommends St Bees Beach! Tucked away in beautiful Cumbria, your furry friend will adore romping on the vast sandy expanse, perfect for zoomies all year round. With unrestricted access for pups, St Bees is a canine paradise. Parking is conveniently located nearby, though amenities are limited, requiring a short walk. The water's tempting, but always check tide information before allowing your dog to swim! This spacious beach is brilliant for bigger dogs needing plenty of exercise. Just remember to pack fresh water; there aren’t readily available taps on the beach.