We have nearly got our dog used to travalling the car now, so We would like to give him a run on the beach.

Does somewhere like Cleethorpes allow dogs on this time of year?.

Originally posted by viking
We have nearly got our dog used to travalling the car now, so We would like to give him a run on the beach.

Does somewhere like Cleethorpes allow dogs on this time of year?.

They're allowed on certain parts of the Beach afaik... He'd certainly be allowed a doggy paddle in the sea..

Originally posted by viking
We have nearly got our dog used to travalling the car now, so We would like to give him a run on the beach.

Does somewhere like Cleethorpes allow dogs on this time of year?.

I have seen lots of dogs on Cleethorpes beach.

Originally posted by Lickszz
I have seen lots of dogs on Cleethorpes beach.

Canines? or were you making a qualitative coment about the standards of feminie beauty on the east coast.

All beaches where you can take dogs are signed. There is usually one on each stretch of coast

Originally posted by miniminch
Canines? or were you making a qualitative coment about the standards of feminie beauty on the east coast.

All beaches where you can take dogs are signed. There is usually one on each stretch of coast

Yes, I was referring to hounds. Although I have seen lots on the beach I am not entirely sure if they were supposed to be there.

Had a few problems with links recently but hope this works:


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http://www.nelincs.gov.uk/atoz/atozdetail?id=7051#6885

we went to cleethorpes last week and we were on the beach but a lady came up to us and told us we were not allowed on the beach with dogs as long as the yellow flag is up you can not take dogs on that sreach but if you go up near the amusement park there is a place up there were you can use the beach even better take your doggy to fraiserthope near bridlington i found it last year and its deserted even in the hight of summer small charge for parking tho!! but well worth it there is only a snack van there and a ice cream van !!! you will have the beach to your selves if we are not there lol!!!! hope this helps m8 steve....

Thank you all.
Might risk Cleethorpes, Cheers :thumbsup:

Try a place called Hunmanby Gap. About 2 miles either direction where dogs can run free and sea goes out over 1000 mtrs. Just north of Brid.

Originally posted by steevie/d
we went to cleethorpes last week and we were on the beach but a lady came up to us and told us we were not allowed on the beach with dogs as long as the yellow flag is up you can not take dogs on that sreach

I'm not so sure. Flags on beaches have far more important uses than to tell people if they can or can't walk their dog - a sign is obviously clearer.

A Yellow flag means a generally good, clean, beach environment, but not as good as the prestigious blue flags.

However, whether the flag has been earned because dogs aren't allowed on the beach I cannot say.

may be too late to be of help but both Cleethorpes & Scarborough ban dogs from the beach from April to September. went to cleethorpes last week without the dogs & saw the signs. Scarborough introduced this bye law 10 years ago & we haven't visited it since.