About
East Preston Beach is in West Sussex, nestled between Littlehampton and Worthing along the picturesque South Coast of England. This tranquil spot is part of a charming seaside village known for its peaceful atmosphere and residential character.
While East Preston may not have a dramatic seaside tale, it embodies classic British coastal life. The beach and its surroundings have long been a haven for locals looking to escape the busier tourist hubs nearby. Its unspoiled beauty and relaxed vibe make it a gem for dog owners and nature lovers.
Dog Access and Rules
East Preston Beach is dog-friendly year-round! Your furry friend can explore, sniff, and paddle to their heart’s content. While some neighbouring beaches may impose seasonal dog restrictions, East Preston’s welcoming policy makes it a reliable choice for a day out with your pup at any time of year.
Things To See & Do
The shingle and sandy stretches of East Preston Beach are perfect for long, peaceful dog walks. The beach is divided by groynes, and it is mainly pebbles at high tide, but as the tide goes out, you have vast areas of compact sand.
Due to difficult access, the beach tends to be used by the locals. The area surrounding the beach is very similar to areas west of Littlehampton towards Bognor Regis, like Middleton-on-Sea, where houses and private estates back directly onto a pebble beach.
It is a popular sailing location with a sailing club on the beach, a small beach kiosk by the club, and a cafe 100 yards back up the road.
Access and Facilities
East Preston Beach is easy to reach. If you’re driving, there’s free street parking available in the village, just a short walk from the beach. Some roads have daytime parking restrictions in the summer or require residence permits. For public transport users, the nearest train station is Angmering, which is about a 15-minute walk away or a quick taxi ride away.
The beach is just down the road from Angmering village centre with cafes, more parking, pubs and some shops.
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