Heysham Beach

About Heysham Beach

Heysham Beach is a quaint and peaceful coastal area, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and historical intrigue. The beach is known for its stunning views across Morecambe Bay and its proximity to the ancient Heysham Head, featuring historic ruins and rock-cut graves. It's a great spot for leisurely walks, enjoying the serene atmosphere, and exploring the local flora and fauna. Nearby, visitors can also find the Heysham nuclear power stations, providing a contrasting backdrop to the natural and historical settings.

Visiting Heysham Beach

Getting there

From Lancaster, take the A683 towards Morecambe and Heysham. Follow the signs for Heysham Village or the ferry port, which will lead you toward the beach area. Parking can be found near the village or along the coastal areas where public access is available.

Parking

Limited parking is available in Heysham village, with additional options along the roads near the beach. It's advisable to arrive early during peak times or sunny days to find convenient parking.

Toilets

Public toilets are available in Heysham village, 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.