Unnamed Road, DG2 8BG, Kirkbean
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This car park beside the estuary and a shell beach is a quiet, peaceful stop with lovely views, walks and bins. The approach is along a single-track road, and the surface and parking areas can be uneven; vehicles around 6.5M fit, while longer ones may struggle. Paid overnight parking is now permitted for £15- 25, according to the sign.
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Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
Paid overnight parking now permits £15–25. See sign.
Great find, no toilets but bins to dispose of rubbish. Very quiet and peaceful location, even in the wind and rain. Care with uneven road surface/parking.
We always visit beautiful Powillimount beach in our campervan when in the area and try to spend the whole day there. No signs to say 'No Overnight Parking' or 'Stay the day not the night' on this visit however if you read the information board it does state that it isn't a campsite and gives you details of a local one and so we would not stay the night as much as we'd love to
We stopped here to walk the dog and explore the beach. Single track road approach. We made a cup of tea and didn’t stay as off to see friends. I think it could be really windy but I’ve stayed in worse places! The beach is lovely, never seen so many shells.
Beautiful place for a stop. Easy access on single track road. Right on a lovely shell beach with great walks in both directions. Bins available. We just managed to fit into a parking place in our 6.5M van anything longer will struggle.
Didn’t stay the night just parked up for a walk to the caves a couple of campers were parked up single track road down and car park bit bumpy and uneven lovely views when you park facing the sea walk left for 5 min to see the lovely cave lots of dog walkers coming and going but quiet enough
Great stay here! Beautiful beach caves, very quiet
Lots of parking space right on the beachfront. No signs saying you cannot park overnight. I am writing this in September, so maybe it is a winter thing! A gem of a spot, isolated.