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Clevedon Beach
About: Clevedon Beach is situated on the Somerset coast overlooking the Bristol Channel. It is a beautiful sand and pebble beach, approximately 850 metres wide. There is a marine lake at the beach which is filled by sea water on high tides which is perfect for those wild swimmers. You can certainly enjoy a lovely day out with the kids by the seaside as well as have the chance to take a stroll along the promenade and check out the entertainment that the pier offers.
How far from Bristol: 30 minutes by car
Parking: There is street parking on the seafront.
Dogs: Dogs are allowed on this beach.
Address: Clevedon Beach, North Somerset
Weston-Super-Mare
About: Weston-super-mare boasts one of the longest naturally occurring beaches in the UK. The golden sands make a perfect place to relax, play, walk or enjoy one of the many events taking place throughout the year. This isn't just a popular beach, they also have their iconic Grand Pier, where you'll find everything from arcade machines and thrilling rides to a relaxing traditional afternoon tea in the Edwardian-style tea rooms!
How far from Bristol: 45 minutes by car.
Parking: There is parking along the seafront.
Dogs: Dogs are allowed on this beach.
Address: Weston-super-Mare
Uphill Sands
About: Uphill is a small village at the southern end of Weston's promenade, and it's a great day out if you don't fancy the hustle and bustle of the main seafront. Its wide, open beach is hugely popular with dog walkers and is the perfect place to enjoy a leisurely stroll. This is a popular beach for Kitesurfing and windsurfing as you can park on the beach and set up safely.
How far from Bristol: 45 minutes by car
Parking: There is parking on the beach
Dogs: Dogs are allowed on this beach
Address: Uphill Sands Beach, Links Road, Uphill, Weston Super-Mare
Brean Beach
About: Brean is a seven mile stretch of sand running to Burnham-on-Sea. It has extensive tidal flats favoured by walkers and beach sports enthusiasts. It is the perfect setting for your trip to the seaside. With miles of sandy beach, there’s plenty of open space to enjoy. You really can cherish a family day out building sandcastles, playing beach games and paddling in the sea.
How far from Bristol: 55 minutes by car.
Parking: There is parking nearby.
Dogs: Dog restrictions apply on certain areas.
Address: Brean, Burnham on Sea
Sand Bay
About: The Sand Point peninsula stretches out into the channel and offers panoramic views towards Flat Holm Island, South Wales, Clevedon and the Severn Bridge. Sand Bay, meanwhile, is perfect for a great run-around if your four-legged companions have some energy to burn.
How far from Bristol: 40 minutes by car.
Parking: There is parking nearby.
Dogs: Dogs are allowed on this beach.
Address: Sand Bay, Weston Super-Mare