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Beach Overview
Dale’s mostly shingle Blue Fag beach faces out towards the Cleddau estuary. Dale itself is a small village that has an enthusiastic and busy sailing community.
Dale’s popularity with the sailing community means that this isn’t considered a swimming beach. The sheltered cove allows water sports fans of all levels and experiences to use the waters, which means they get busy.
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Car Parking
There’s space for about 120 cars in the village car park (Postcode: SA62 3RA), and space alongside the beach for a few cars.
Current Summer Charges (Prices as of May 2022):
1 hour: £1.00 (Car) 2 hour: £2.00 (Car) 4 hour: £4.00 (Car) 24 hour: £5.00 (Car) Weekly: £25.00 (Car) 4 hour: £6.00 (Motorhome) Daily: £10.00 (Motorhome)
Easy Access?
There is a slipway across the pebbles onto the beach, which provides good access to the beach, including for those in wheelchairs or with buggies.
Facilities
Behind the beach there’s a pub, cafe and shop. There are also businesses providing boat trips and watersport activities.
Toilets
There are toilets that are available from 7am to 8pm throughout the year. They have disabled facilities but no baby changing facilities.
Dog Restrictions
Dogs are allowed on the beach October - April. They are banned from the northern end of the beach in the intervening months.
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