Skegness Beach
The central beach at Skegness in Lincolnshire is vast. It’s one of the biggest sandy beaches, in the UK and is made even bigger when the tide is out. In fact, even when the tide is in there is still plenty of sand. There is also plenty of parking close to the beach which is good as it can get very busy.
What is there to do at Skegness Beach?
The major bonus of Skegness Beach is all the facilities just a short walk away. There are some public toilets very close to the main entrance to the beach plus plenty of seaside treats sold from various kiosks including hot fresh doughnuts, seafood, candyfloss, ice cream and slush drinks. There are also donkey rides on the beach during the warmer months plus a wooden pier that is free, to visit.
Just a short walk from here you will also find plenty of rides, a boating lake, a free, and excellent paddling pool (Fairy Dell) and an aquarium. Then a little further on there’s crazy golf, amusements galore, soft play, bowling alleys and so much more. It’s a great family-friendly destination not just for the day!
Skegness central beach is a clean beach which has won awards for its clean water and there is a lifeguard during the warmer months. You can also walk on the beach for miles if you fancy it. Skegness was actually one of the UK’s first seaside resorts.
Important Information Skegness Beach
Is there food and drink available?
There are plenty of kiosks close to the beach selling lots of treats you expect from a visit to the seaside.
What are the main things to do?
Vast sandy clean beach with toilets close by, donkey rides, a pier and lots of tourist attractions just a short walk from the main central beach.
Is there parking?
There is parking nearby, charges may apply.
When are they open?
Skegness Beach is open all year round.
Dog friendly?
Dogs are banned from the busiest part of Skegness Beach between 1 May and 30 September.
Are they accessible?
There is a large ramp down to the main beach.
