Please rate this beach :
Overall rating : 2.5 (2 votes)
Sunrise : 05:53
Sunset  : 18:40

Uphill Beach

Advertisement
Book Cover "The Beaches of Wales" is a comprehensive guide to every beach and cove around the entire coast of Wales. Listing almost 500 beaches, this is an essential guide for visitors, watersports enthusiasts, walkers and anglers. For more information or to order, please click below - See Inside Order Now
Uphill Beach

Uphill beach is at the southern end of Weston Bay, and is mostly fine sand at the top of the beach and deep mud lower down. The beach is backed by dunes which are covered with sea buckthorn, with a golf course behind. The river Axe and the headland of Brean Down are at the southern end of the beach. Signs warn against approaching the sea at low tide and advise that it is not possible to cross the river on foot (due to mud).

There is parking on the sand which is P&D (and quite expensive), but roadside parking can easily be found a short distance back along the road. Dogs are allowed at all times, and the sand is mechanically cleaned during the summer. Facilities include a small cabin serving takeaways, and toilets about 400 yards back along the access road.

Looking past Brean Down to Steep Holm
Looking past Brean Down to Steep Holm
The southern end by the Axe
The southern end by the Axe
(The map may show the nearest postal address as the destination)
There are no reviews for this beach yet.
Add your own comments here.
Please enable Printing of Background Images in your Browser Print Settings to show this page correctly.