Berrow Beach

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. A beautiful, wide and long sandy located between Burnham-on-Sea and Brean Down. It can be very windy here. Watch out for the tides. On this beach, at low tide you can very far into the Bristol Channel. There have already been numerous RNLI interventions here. The ground, which is sometimes muddy, sucks in your legs and you are left trapped. Very dangerous, it even threatens to sink when the water returns. And of course the wreck of MV Nornen, a Norwegian Barque which ran near here in 1897 is visible. You will see it in all its glory at low tide. There is a car with toilets but it’s £6 per day, there is one just down the road (drive through a wooden gate) which is free, and has a nice to the across the dunes. The sand is easy to on. Great for dogs. Really nice and easily accessible with parking on the beach. There are lots of dog walkers but also plenty of families etc. It's not really the kind of where you can go for a swim as for most of the day the water is really far out and there is dangerous mud, but great place just to relax a bit. And there are the remains of an old shipwreck which are interesting to look at. You can also take a through the dunes which are very interesting and a habitat to many birds. Cuckoos can apparently be found here but we didn't see any. Saw some.green finches. Long trousers are recommended for the circular as there are quite a lot of nettles and bramble. Lovely for a stroll etc..but watch the tides and be wary where you take note of signage, other than that brilliant place for carrying out hobbies ie...metal detecting, drone flying, dog walking and photography. Great for walking the dogs, parked on the beach. Rhe cost was £8 (a little expensive considering other parking areas) Gorgeous place for sunset, there was a fair bit of rubbish on the though which was disappointing. I imagine it to be uncomfortably busy during the day due to the many neighbouring caravan parks but that’s just uk culture! What can you do. The from car is disappointing, people allowed there dogs to do their business and left it across path, path needs cleaning up. Beach wise was lovely, peaceful, kids loved having open space to play, obviously not like a swimming beach, perfect for dogs. Just be careful when tide is out leave little bits water but it's got sinking mud, go careful when bring dogs and even children. Really good for Dog walking and great dunes for kids to play on, just be careful when going closer to the sea because it can become quite muddy and you can sink in the sand nearer the sea. I’d advise not to go in sea at most times cuz you can drown and sink more easily since it’s quite a muddy when you go out towards the sea. The fest that your on the is great. You and claim your space. Great sand dunes for the kids to climb up and jump off. Don't expect to get a lot of time in the sea. The tide hours out really far and then there's sinking sand/mud which prevents you getting to it. The is patrolled to stop you venturing out that far. There's a lot of space to cycle, horse ride and pay games. On hot days there's usually an ice cream truck that drives up and down which I found amusing to hail it like a bus :) There are public toilets available near a cafe which are clean. We chose this for a quieter day out by the sea, instead of the more popular, crowded beaches. We were able to on the beach, which was perfect for me using crutches. There was a more sandier area with a few families. It wasn't busy, although it was a warm day. We took a short across the beach, and there were a few dog walkers and only a handful of people in the sea. Perfect if that's what you're looking for. It could have just been that it was a week day, though. There are lifeguards and facilities very close. The unisex toilets weren't the best but still usable, and a cafe with tables and chairs. An ice-cream van came across the a few times and also a horse and carriage. Parking costs were reasonable, too. Lovely sand flat beach. Good for dog walkers and sports or just a stroll. Access via a couple of car parks and can also on beach. A cafè at one end and close to Brean Leisure Park. Can be windy and watch the tide. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.