Barkby Beach

A very windy day, so not many people about. Its a lovely long soft beach. I went to the part where dogs are allowed, which is quite a long walk from where the main facilities are. Best parking for the fogs beach is at the sailing club

Great beach nice and flat so easy to walk on.
Nice and clean looking forward to paddle boarding there in the summer.
Car park close by and toilets(not the best but not the worst either)

Traditional and clean. Sand and sea. Sun not guaranteed. Places to grab a bite, grab a pint and nip to the loo. Something hypnotic about the distant sea fields of wind turbines too. Chill.

We fished two high tides and a low tide. Dig bait aswell. Only one bite but had a great time. Car park is 4.50 for the day. Free after 5pm

Lovely sandy beach thats nice and clean, lifeguard monitored. Dog friendly too. Parking in several locations along the cost coins or mobile buy. £4.50 all day. Ice cream van on site. Toilet block on the car park. Short walk along the promenade there is a park, cafe, ice cream parlour, pub/restaurants all with toilets.

Lovely sandy beach ⛱️
- dog friendly all year round - green field near by, perfect for a walk with the dog
Local car park right next to the beach and free of charge toilets.

Lovely beach where you can walk on the sand or the walkway all the way to Rhyl. Couple of public toilets on the way if you need. Dogs allowed on the beach by the looks of it.
Couple of cafes on the way too.

This is my fave place to walk the dog. I tend to go during the week as it's quieter. I usually use the public car park opposite Pontins as there are toilets there. Off the car park is a decent field area that's nice to walk around, particularly in the spring, and just enjoy the fresh air and the views. Once you reach the end of the field there are stairs that lead up to the dunes. From there you can access the beach although you will have to make your way over rocks to get there. If you stay up and turn right there is a boardwalk that leads to a sandy path along the dunes. It stretches for a good few miles, perfect for dogs. If you pass the first car park you go up to a second one and are pretty much right on the beach. This is the only access point without rocks, though there are steps down to the beach. You can walk along the Promenade to your left, again this stretches for miles. Along this way you will come to a cafe and other amusements which are open during holiday season. I think the cafe is open year round and serves Costa coffee. A little further on is another car park. All of the car parks are pay and display. The beaches have dog restrictions May-Oct though Barkby beach is OK for dogs year round.