Lovely place to spend a day, nice clean and safe beach, with some rock areas for children to adventure in, Clean toilets. Only complaint that service in the Cafe is very slow, but I think they have lost their students to University by now. As to Mr Angry, he went back down at 7pm to find my daughters bag, while we drove back. The staff are very friendly.

My kids favourite beach!!! It has something for everyone including rocks, rock pools, great sand, surf and the right hand side of the beach is Doggy friendly!! Parking is organised and plentiful (accepts card) but ensure you drive slow & safe on the narrow roads leading in.

Wow what a coastline. It was a fresh beautiful sunny day. The beach was clean with 2 miles of sand which my dog really enjoyed as did I!! Car park was a bit pricey at £8 for the day but worth it if you are a family and are staying all day. Beach cafe serving the normal, surf shop for hiring equipment and toilets. I recommend.

My husband and I booked a SUP lesson as there was no surf the week we were in Croyde. We arrived at the car park an explained we only needed an hour’s parking - no can do and had to pay £7 shocking However we were blessed with gorgeous weather and enjoyed our lesson. There are changing rooms but no showers

The moment we arrived we realise that being in a campervan rather than a caravan was a disadvantage. we were second-class! Caravans were allowed in a beautiful grass cliff top position, but Campervan were relegated to a slightly sloppy car park with only award-winning loos and an elsan disposal area. The award-winning toilet lights were left on all night so we could appreciate their beauty 24/7 but ruined the stargazing potential! The view was lovely but £55 a night felt very expensive for a spot without showers. Basically it's a carpark with a lovely view and top quality loos.

Putsborough is the quieter side of the stretch which begins at Woolacombe. Personally I prefer it. One car park up the top (accessed through a tiny road). Parking is £15 for the day, which is actually more than Woolacombe's car parks. Motorhomes can also park there overnight for £60 (not including the cost of parking there the following day). There is a toilet block one side of the car park, a changing room block the other side, and a small café/shop below it, but nothing else. (I.e. you don't get Woolacombe's arcades, chip shops, etc - bear in mind if you have small kids who can't stick at one thing for more than 5 minutes). Definitely one of Britain's better beaches. If you have time walk the length between here and Woolacombe. It took us around 90 minutes each way at a leisurely pace.

We were in the area and decided to visit here, it was later in the evening so there was hardly anyone here. We managed to find some parking and walk down, there is a car park but didn't notice any sign showing the price. The beach was nice and goes to Woolacombe. It seemed relatively clean and the tide was out when we visited

This is a wonderful beach at the far end of Woolacombe. It is reached by quite narrow lanes however it is well worth it! It is pretty and not crowded even in August. Our family of 8 loved it. Lots of rock pools , very clean sea water and space . The nearby shop and cafe are excellent too and the toilets are exceptionally clean. It is expensive to park there - £13.50 for the day but for us it was well worth it. It can be accessed by steps but there is also quite a steep slope that is useful if you have a beach trolley full of beach goods !