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You
do not have to be an active sportsman or woman to enjoy the delights
of our beautiful beach. It is one of the most visited beaches in
Beadnell
beach has miles of golden sands and stunning dunes for all of the
family to explore. It's also a
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and yet no matter what time of year you happen to find yourself
walking on it's sands, there appears to be miles and miles of empty
space!
David
White, shown here on the left with two of his children Lucy and
Andrew, has been visiting Beadnell for over 17 years. He has a caravan
on Beadnell Links in which he spends as much time as possible with
his wife Karen and his young family. He actually lives in Whickham
just outside of Newcastle. Asked why he liked Beadnell he replied,
" The beach is the perfect place to bring the kids. It's clean
and safe for them go paddling and just a great place to be. I love
it here, the area has everything you need. It's really peaceful
and yet you do not have far to travel for a night out. Quite honestly
I would like to move up here permanently as I cannot think of a
better place to live".
great place to walk your dog and many people do. But please help
us keep the beach and dunes clean. Be a responsible dog owner and
clean up after it.
The
views from the beach over to Dunstanburgh are magnificent on a clear
day the ruined castle can be clearly seen through the sea spray.
For those of you who enjoy a good walk, Beadnell beach and bay extends
all the way to our neighbouring village of Newton. As well as enjoying
the views on your walk you will be able to spot a wide variety of
bird life on the shore and in the dunes. The area is also well know
for it's nesting grounds for many species of seabirds.
