Beaches

Anderby Creek

Just 4 kilometres North from Chapel St. Leonards is this beautiful long stretch of sandy unspoilt beach framed by sand dunes. This peaceful beach is ideal for walking and enjoying the fresh sea air all-year-round.

  • Cafe / Tea RoomCafe / Tea Room
  • RestaurantRestaurant
  • ParkingParking
  • AccessibleAccessible
  • ToiletsToilets
  • Gift ShopGift Shop
  • Dogs WelcomeDogs Welcome
  • Groups WelcomeGroups Welcome
  • Coach ParkingCoach Parking

Beautiful long stretch of sandy unspoilt beach

Anderby Creek is a beautiful and quiet natural beach on the Lincolnshire coast. The perfect spot for getting away from crowded coastal tourist attractions. Home to to the cloud bar, an ‘official cloud spotting area’ recognised by the Cloud Appreciation Society in 2009. Enjoy taking in the atmospheric coastal skies as well as a beach café, a pub with a beer garden, and a shop in the small village of Anderby Creek behind the beach.

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entry & prices

Car park charges in place during peak months (April 15th - October 31st).

Car park open 6:00 - 22:00, charges apply 10:00 - 17:00.

One hour stay
£1.00
Up to two hours
£2.00
Over two hours
£4.00

No parking is permitted overnight between 22:00 and 6:00.

Disabled badge holders will be exempt from charges.

No vehicles over 6m allowed.

Please pay by phone or online. There will be no facilities to take payment for parking on site either via cash or card, and visitors will be required to pay through APCOA Connect.

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Anderby Creek

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lincolnshire coastal country park

birdwatching

The Lincolnshire Coastal Country Park is a stretch of 5 miles of coastline running from Sandilands to Chapel St Leonards, and inland to Hogsthorpe, Mumby, Anderby and Huttoft. It includes eight Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust nature reserves, unspoilt beaches and sand dunes with plenty of birdlife to discover.