NORTHCOTT MOUTH
Although the beach is mainly pebbles at the top (as seen in the picture above), it reveals a large expanse of fine sandy beach when the tide goes out. The towering cliffs on both sides make it feel a more like a cove. A stream runs down through the beach. Another beach owned by the National Trust. Views of Lundy Island.
Access
One mile north of Bude,
Via Maerdown Road from Crooklets or through Poughill from Stratton and A39.
Swimming & Surfing
For experienced surfers - see Surf Guide
Facilities
Lifeguard cover is provided from 2nd July until 4th September. Toilets and cafe on the beach serving cream Teas, ice cream, sandwiches and cakes. Eating outside only
Parking
National Trust owned car park close by
Dog Friendly
Dogs allowed all year
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