“A quiet, family-friendly sandy beach backed by a wide greensward, promenade and colourful beach huts”
Frinton-on-Sea is a popular family seaside spot with a sandy beach, colourful beach huts, wide greensward and promenade. Perfect for paddling, picnics, seaside walks and traditional days by the coast.
What’s here:
Wide Sandy beach
Large greensward
Promenade
Beach huts
Public toilets
Beach patrol
Slipway
Coastal footpath
Dog exercise area
Disabled access
Pushchair access
Check tide times before travel.
Facilities
- All ages
- Breastfeeding friendly
- Dog friendly
- Free parking
- On-street parking
- Open year-round
- Outdoor
- Picnic allowed
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are there toilets?
The closest public toilets are on the greensward opposite Connaught Avenue. A 20p charge applies, and facilities include an accessible toilet and baby changing. Further toilets can be found on the promenade at the end of the beach, at Cambridge Road. These include accessible facilities. There are also toilets on the greensward near the Golf Club, although these do not provide accessible toilets or baby changing facilities.
Is there food and drink available?
There are no cafés, restaurants or other food and drink facilities directly along the promenade. However, Connaught Avenue is just a short walk away and has a good selection of shops, cafés and restaurants.
Is the beach accessible for pushchairs and wheelchairs?
The main route onto the beach is via the path opposite Connaught Avenue, providing access from the greensward to the promenade. There are further access points at The Leas and at the ends of Second Avenue and Third Avenue. The Second Avenue entrance includes steps leading down to the promenade, so access may not be suitable for everyone.
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