About
Visiting Mother Ivey’s Bay, also known as Polventon Beach, with your dog can be a refreshing and scenic experience. Near Padstow in Cornwall, this beach is known for its stunning coastal scenery and relative tranquillity, offering a quieter alternative to some busier beaches.
Dog Access and Rules
Mother Ivey’s Bay allows dogs year-round, but they must be on a lead between 10:00 am and 6:00 pm. This makes it an excellent choice whenever you want to visit.
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Things To See & Do
Mother Ivey’s Bay is set in a beautiful location, characterised by its clear blue waters and golden sands. The beach is somewhat sheltered by surrounding headlands, making it a peaceful spot for relaxation.
The area around the beach is known for its natural beauty and is a great place for nature lovers. The coastal paths offer excellent walking opportunities with spectacular views of the Atlantic.
Access and Facilities
The beach has no facilities, although it is next to a caravan park, it is hard to get to if you are not a resident at the park, you will need to park at nearby Harlyn Bay or at Trevose Head and, in both cases, take the coastal path.
