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This extensive, sandy South Beach overlooks Bridlington Bay, offering beautiful views of the harbour in one direction, or the lovely, stretching golden sand of the south bay in the other. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of traditional seaside activities with the facilities of the town and harbour only a short walk away. Bridlington Spa is adjacent and offers fantastic views across the bay.

Bridlington south beach is patrolled by RNLI lifeguards and the spacious beach offers dog-friendly and dog-exclusion zones. The beach does currently have an 'advice against bathing' notice due to some poor bathing water quality results over the past four years. However, there have been a number of excellent and good water quality samples taken within the same timeframe which means the water quality is generally good. Bathing water quality sample results are sensitive to even relatively small sources of pollution. Laboratory analysis of the samples shows that a few different factors may need be tackled to improve the water quality. The data suggests that no single factor is responsible for lowering Bridlington South's water quality. The Bathing Water Partnership are working hard to establish the causes of pollution and are committed to ensuring the water quality improves in the future. You can do your bit to help by following some simple steps such as picking up after your dog, not feeding seagulls and disposing of your litter in bins nearby.

Perfect for children, there is a large paddling pool located next to the Princess Mary Promenade chalets on the South Promenade. Children must be supervised at all times in the paddling pool. There is also a grassy area nearby with picnic benches. Local amenities such as toilets and cafes are within walking distance of the pool. The pool is chemically treated and kept to a high standard of cleanliness and safety throughout the year. There is a strict no dogs policy in the pool.

Bridlington is a superb holiday base, one of the best for families in Yorkshire, and is packed with fun seaside activities for the kids.

The beach directly under the Park and Ride, a short walk down the coast from Bridlington South Beach, is known as Wilsthorpe Beach. Wilsthorpe beach has good bathing water quality.

Visiting with children

There is a large paddling pool located next to the Princess Mary Promenade chalets on the South Promenade. With a grassy area nearby, plus picnic benches and a table tennis table, there is enough to keep everyone occupied while the children play in the pool. Local amenities such as toilets and cafes are within walking distance of the pool. The pool is chemically altered and kept to a high standard of cleanliness and safety throughout the year. There is a strict no dogs policy in the pool.

Parking

Parking in Bridlington Park and Ride or Bridlington town or harbour car parks.

Location accessibility

We are pleased to provide access down onto our Promenades via wheelchair friendly ramps and our Coastal Services Office reception is wheelchair accessible.

Wheelchair users also have access to the South beach through the hiring of our beach wheelchairs. We have two types of wheelchairs available, one that will go just onto the sand and another that you can take into the sea. Either of these wheelchairs can be booked out for a day by calling our Coastal Services Office.

All the Coastal Resort beaches provide disabled radar key toilets and South Bridlington also has a changing places facility on the South Promenade near the Lifeboat Station or at the Bridlington Park and Ride (South).

Our South side land train service is also equipped to take wheelchair user on the back of their rear carriage. However, due to weight restrictions, motorised wheelchairs are unable to travel on the trains.

Dog ban in affect 1 May to 30 September. Fishing with rod and line banned from 1 May to 30 September.

We have worked with AccessAble so you can find out about our facilities before you visit. AccessAble’s surveyors assessed our venue to create a Detailed Access Guide.
Check out the Detailed Access Guide to Bridlington South Beach Promenade