West Wittering dog-friendly beach, West Sussex
Description
West Wittering is privately owned, and famous for its row of lovely beach huts. There are some restrictions for dogs in summer. In summer (May to Sept) you can take your dog on the beach, but you must be outside groynes 14A-18. This is more-or-less the area between the beach huts and the sea. It is marked. Dogs are allowed everywhere on the beach between the end of September to the end of April.
Details
GPS coords for car park: 50.7753, -0.9065 Parking can be pricey in high season. WC+disabled, dog poo bins. Wheelchair access is via the ramp by the windsurf club.
LaineyTiffers
Green 36 Points
Bridgerarchie
Green 100 PointsGorgeous beach
Really lovely walk, some areas are dog free zone though so please look at the signs. You have to book parking before hand through just park. Great cafe as well.
susanjayneh
Green 38 PointsThe only downside is the cost of the car park so to make it worthwhile spend a good few hours. We had the place to ourselves on Christmas Eve and it was stunning weather.
susan_wilde
Green 29 PointsThe car park is very expensive and the road can be busy. For dogs it is better to drive right to the end of the large car park and walk on the national trust East Head - only accessed by car from West Wittering car park but you can walk across the fields to it from West Wittering village. Our dogs love East Head!
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We love this beach! Yes, parking IS expensive, but well worth it imho! Haven't visited this year due to weather & only had our dogs since January/June, but awaiting an Indian summer day!