A long, pebble beach that runs south-west from Clevedon, an old Victorian seaside resort at the mouth of the River Severn. Amenities all along the seafront, promenade and pier, which is popular with fishermen.
The pier opened in 1869 and served as an embarkation point for paddle steamer excursions for almost 100 years.
Clevedon Pier.
| Owner | North Somerset Council |
| Toll | Adults £3.50, Children (4-15yrs) £2.35, Family (2 adults + up to 3 children) £10.00. Children under 4 free. |
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The water quality in Clevedon Marine Lake is excellent. We took a sample for testing on July 27th 2020, and the lab found that the water had very low levels of bacteria. This is great news for the summer holidays as it means the water is safe to swim in.
About: Bournemouth Beach is a stunning beach that we all know and love, with beautiful golden sand and shallow water, perfect for paddling in! The town also has a popular pier, cliffside walks and plenty of entertainment, food and drink for families, couples and solo travellers alike.
Somerset and Exmoor must be among the best places in the UK to take your dog with you on holiday and the coast is no exception. Dogs are not welcome on Burnham-on-Sea beach, Clevedon Beach, Marine Lake Weston-super-Mare, Grand Pier - Weston super Mare.
Barry Island (Welsh: Ynys y Barri) is a district, peninsula and seaside resort,
forming part of the town of Barry in the Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales. It is named after the 6th century Saint Baruc.
Barry Island.
| Barry Island Ynys y Barri |
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| Area code(s) | 01446 |
Here are our top picks!
- Weston Super Mare. Distance: 1 hour 18 minutes (33 miles) by car, or by train approx.
- Durdle Door. Distance: 1 hour 58 mins (63 miles) by car.
- Bournemouth Beach. Distance: 1 hour 54 mins (65 miles) by car, or by train approx.
- Lyme Regis. Distance: 1 hour 56 mins (60 miles) by car.
Are people allowed to use barbecues at Clevedon Marine Lake? Visitors are allowed to cook with portable barbecues beside the lake provided: The barbecue is raised off the concrete to avoid heat damage.
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Family ticket covers 2 adults and up to 3 children. Additional children at 50p each. Children under 4 are free. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Ticket Prices.
| Gift Aid Price* | Non-Gift Aid Price |
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| Adults | £3.50 | £3.15 |
| Child (aged 4 to 15) | £2.35 | £2.10 |
| Family | £10.00 | £9.00 |
Somerset might not have the longest coastline in the country but it is certainly blessed with a good number of beaches. From sand to shingle, there is something for every type of beach lover.
There are 282.59 miles from Bristol to Ocean Isle Beach in southeast direction and 386 miles (621.21 kilometers) by car, following the I-74 E and US-74 E route. Bristol and Ocean Isle Beach are 6 hours 47 mins far apart, if you drive non-stop .
For more information, please see FAQs.
Tides for 2021-10-29.
| Type of tide | Time (BST) | Height (metres) |
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| High | 00:13 | 9.5 |
| Low | 06:22 | 4.2 |
| High | 12:42 | 9.4 |
| Low | 18:57 | 4.6 |
While Swindon has not been blessed with the seaside to make the most of the scorching weather, that doesn't mean locals can't enjoy some wonderful beach escapes nearby.
The beach in Brighton is a blue flag beach which is made up of mainly single at high tide, while at low tide it is flat and sandy. Running along the edge of the beach from Brighton Pier to Black Rock and Brighton Marina is the electric railway, created in 1883 and the world's oldest operating one of its kind.
It was first swim by Kathleen Thomas, 21, in 1927, followed two years later by Edith Parnell, 16, who remains the youngest person ever to have crossed it. In 2015 Jo McCready tried it.
Verdict: Clevedon is not short on good shops and schools, sporting opportunities, coastal walks and facilities, including a community hospital with a minor injuries unit. All of this, along good transport links, mean this coastal town's popularity is assured.
- Clevedon Pier and Heritage Centre. 872. Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks.
- Clevedon Marine Lake. 115. Bodies of Water.
- Poet's Walk. 106. Hiking Trails.
- St. Andrews Church.
- Ladye Bay. Beaches.
- Sugar Lookout. Lookouts.
- Lovers Walk Clevedon. Hiking Trails.
- Toll House Gallery. Art Galleries.
A polished Victorian seaside resort, Clevedon is draped over seven limestone hills next to the Bristol Channel. The coast is rocky, with low cliffs and pebble beaches next to public walking trails like Poets' Walk, which guides you to the church where the poet Arthur Hallam is buried.
Clevedon in Somerset is a beautiful Victorian seaside town overlooking the Severn Estuary. Jutting out beyond the Victorian town and pebbled beach elegantly sits Clevedon Pier, the only Grade 1 listed pier in England.
Daily Timetable8:30am - Classrooms open for students to enter and set up for the day. Please note that we expect all students to be at school by 8:50 at the latest in order to be ready for learning.
| Clevedon |
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| Population | 21,281 |
| OS grid reference | ST406714 |
| Unitary authority | North Somerset |
| Ceremonial county | Somerset |
Layde Bay. Layde Bay is known as one of the 'prettiest beaches along the Somerset coast'. Its closest town of Clevedon heralds a beach which dogs are not permitted in summer, so Layde Bay is the best case scenario of a local alternative.
listen)) is a city, ceremonial county and unitary authority in England. Situated on the River Avon, it is bordered by the ceremonial counties of Gloucestershire, to the north; and Somerset, to the south. Bristol is the most populous city in South West England.
The popular ITV crime drama was primarily filmed in the Jurassic Coast harbour village of West Bay, Dorset. While the backdrop of West Bay – also known as Bridport Harbour - is used due to its spectacular cliffs and scenery. The street scenes in Broadchurch are filmed in Clevedon, Bristol.
Rare plants (including the wild peony) are protected on the Bristol Channel islets of Flat Holm and Steep Holm. Area 144 square miles (372 square km). Pop. (2001) 188,564; (2011) 202,566.
During the Waikato War the place was known as Te Wairoa, or Wairoa South, to avoid confusion with Wairoa in the north. In 1866 the name was changed to Clevedon. The name was chosen by C.W.Stephens, a settler from the Channel Islands, and the schoolmaster, Le Gally, a native of Clevedon in Somerset, England.
| Clevedon School |
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| Established | 1962 |
| Trust | Clevedon Learning Trust |
| Specialist | Language College |
| Department for Education URN | 137884 Tables |
