Crimdon Dene Beach

About Crimdon Dene Beach

Crimdon Dene Beach is a picturesque coastal spot, celebrated for its sweeping dunes and lengthy stretches of sandy beach. It offers a peaceful retreat for visitors, with ample space for leisurely walks, picnics, and beach games. The beach is backed by the scenic Crimdon Dene, a nature reserve that is home to a variety of wildlife, including rare plants and birds. It is particularly popular among horse riders and nature enthusiasts, who find the dunes and the beach's natural environment quite inviting.

Visiting Crimdon Dene Beach

Getting there

From Hartlepool, take the A1086 north towards Blackhall Colliery. Follow the signs to Crimdon Dene Holiday Park, which is located close to the beach. As you approach, you will find designated parking areas and signs directing you to the beach access points.

Parking

There is parking available at Crimdon Dene Holiday Park, which offers direct access to the beach. During the summer months or on particularly sunny days, it's advisable to arrive early to secure a parking spot due to its popularity among locals and visitors.

Toilets

Public toilets are available within the Crimdon Dene Holiday Park, a short walk from the beach.

Safety

Check the tide times before you go and head out on a falling tide, so you're never cut off. Keep away from the bottom of cliffs, wear sturdy shoes on rocks, and only take sea glass and other man-made rubbish: pebbles, sand and shells should stay on the beach.