Dog Friendly Beaches

Peghead | 14:36 Thu 02nd Feb 2006 | Animals & Nature

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Can anyone recommend any dog friendly beaches that are within a 2 hour drive of North London / Hertfordshire?

Thank you!

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andyjevs

At the very limit of your driving time is Pevensey Bay on the Sussex coast. It's a small village near Eastbourne and is known for the Norman invasion (Pevensey castle is worth a visit too)

But there is a beautiful beach where we take our two Springers. It's pebbly for the first 100 odd yards and then, at low tide, there is a vast sand flat where the dogs can run to their hearts content right down to the shallow edges of the sea.

Well worth a visit IMHO

http://www.pevensey-bay.org.uk/

burnhal

Try West Wittering. Huge grass car park there. Round the corner of the headland is ok for dogs. Huge area of sand when the tide is low. Stacks of dunes and wildlife as well. Within your two hour limit as I go there from Luton. Gets helluva busy in the summer though and queues to get back up to the A27 can be fun!!

Peghead

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Thanks for your ideas, it's so difficult to know where you're allowed to take dogs and I didn't want to drive to a beach with the chance we wouldn't even be able to let her off her lead.

She's only 8 months old and hasn't done any really long car journeys so we didn't want to push it by taking her anywhere too far in case she doesn't handle it well.

I can't wait to see the look on her face when she sees all that sand and sea for the first time!

Thanks again! : )

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