Scarborough Beaches

Scarborough is one of Yorkshire’s, and the UK’s most traditional Victorian-era coastal resort towns split into the North and South bays.

From the 1st of May until the end of September, dogs are banned in the busiest parts of South Bay Beach and North Bay Beach in Scarborough.

Scarborough North Bay is one of the two sandy beaches in Scarborough and is the larger, although slightly quieter of the two bays. A half-moon strip of sand that stretches north from the headland into the centre of Scarborough. You have a car park behind the beach, toilets, restaurants, cafes and pubs.

Scarborough North Bay dog restrictions between the Chalet Cafe and the Sands Complex.

Scarborough South Bay beach is a sandy, quiet beach ideal for families overlooked by a castle situated on the cliff-top. Facilities include toilets, cafe/restaurants, beach huts, parking and Scarborough’s town facilities.

Scarborough South Bay dog restrictions on the area backed by Foreshore Road, between the West Pier to the roundabout adjacent to the underground car park.

The South Bay is the smaller of the two Scarborough beaches but is also the busiest.