Northcott Mouth Beach provides a dramatic and wild coastal experience near Bude, where a small stream meets the Atlantic beneath towering cliffs. This secluded beach offers sand and rock pools at low tide, creating an intimate coastal environment perfect for exploration. The location appeals to those seeking authentic North Devon coastal character away from crowded resort beaches. Dogs are generally welcome year-round due to the beach's wild nature and quieter character. The natural setting provides excellent exploration opportunities with rock pools, stream mouth dynamics, and varied coastal environments. The surrounding cliff paths offer spectacular walking with some of North Devon's most dramatic Atlantic scenery. Access requires a moderate walk from parking areas near Bude, making it suitable for those comfortable with coastal path walking. Facilities are minimal due to the wild location, requiring visitors to be self-sufficient. The beach provides excellent photography opportunities and connects to spectacular coastal walking routes. The stream mouth creates interesting wildlife watching opportunities, while the dramatic cliff setting provides exceptional sunset viewing.
Northcott Mouth Beach
Dog-Friendly Beach in North Devon
Quick Facts
- Location: North Devon
- Dog Access: year-round
- Parking: Yes
- Facilities: No