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Restrictions apply 1st May to 30th September – There is a small area to the left of the main entrance where dogs are not allowed but this isn’t a problem when there’s miles of beach area for everyone to share.  As common, walking further away from the main entrance you’ll find lots of space for your and your dog.

Outside of the summer season months, there are no restrictions for what part of the beach dogs can walk on.

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  • Stacie Wareham
    Stacie Wareham
    a week ago

    Really lovely beach, so much space for everyone to stay apart, even on a weekend. When the tide is out you can walk for miles, but always keep an eye on the rising tide. Super soft sand, dog friendly, beautiful. Parking is a tad expensive, watch out for high tide too as you can't get to the car park if tide is in, toilet is by car park.

  • Susannah Hughes
    Susannah Hughes
    4 months ago

    Stunning. Watched the sunset and the beach had very few people on it. It was like being on a beach in Australia. Perfect evening. Beach was very clean but there are no bins take your litter home. I saw two jellyfish but they were moon jellyfish which dont sting.

  • Peter Lowe
    Peter Lowe
    4 months ago

    Among the very best beaches in the UK. Beautiful sand, backed by dunes. Views towards the western side of Scolt Head Island where there is a chance to see some seals resting or in the water. Huge beach at low tide to explore with clear, clean water. Dog friendly all year round. Car park is pricey. Summer 2024 charges are £5 for 2 hours or £11 all day - cash or card. Food kiosk and toilets available. Dog bins but no litter bins so rubbish needs to be taken home.

  • Sarah
    Sarah
    a month ago

    Stunning beach. Dogs welcome too. Car park very close to the beach but expensive if you’re not a National trust member! Toilets near beach and food place selling chips, ice cream etc.

  • M B
    M B
    4 months ago

    A lovely trip down to Titchwell Marsh where the aim was to capture some of the wildlife at the nature reserve, but also a stunning beach and so quiet. But whilst I was focusing on the wildlife, then I could resist the urge to wander and grab photos of the other beautiful views surrounding. the old decaying wood planted heavily into the quick moving tide of Brancaster beach. How stunning this would look with a sunset/rise in between the pillars. Lovely place.

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