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Clevedon Beach

Clevedon, North Somerset, England

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Description

Clevedon Beach is on the Somerset coast overlooking the Bristol Channel next to the Victorian pier. It is a pebble beach, approximately 850 metres wide, backed by the promenade and the town. Swimming at the beach should only be done half an hour either side of high water and only between the pier and the slipway. There are usually locals swimming at that time who can advise on safe swimming as the current is very strong outside the bay area. Dogs are not allowed on this beach.

Getting There

Parking is on the seafront (max 3hrs stay) or in surround streets. The nearest train station is Yatton with regular buses run by First Bus.

Accessibility

There's a slope down to the beach and a smooth, flat concrete promenade. The beach itself and access to the water isn't disabled-friendly - the beach is pebbly and shelves steeply. The currents in the Bristol Channel are extremely strong and great caution should be taken at all times. Please also check the Surfers Against Sewage website and the Environment Agency website for water quality alerts.