Meadfoot Beach — Attraction in England

Love this place, alway feels like home. Nice cafe at one end and a semi perminant icerean can at the other. The water always feels a little colder in this beach to me, but still love it here. There is a small activities hut there too, so you can hire SUP boards. Public toilets, outside showers too. Not a easy beach if you are unsteady on your feet, not wheelchair friendly. The only negative I see here is the slipway to the beach as a bit missing at the end with a very big step down to the beach. Parking is great, but on a hot day get there early to get a spot, then it free.

There are so many positives about this beach, even though it could be better with a little bit of love.

Here is an idea, why not create a group called friends of Measfoot Beach and get the small issues like the slipway completed and...

A great little beach with loads for kids to do assuming they like rock pools that is! There are plenty to explore at low tide, i spent many hours catching shore crabs here as a child. The water does come right up to the walls though at high tide so just be aware of that. There are beach huts at one end and also a Cafe which serves breakfast and food all year. I believe there is a paddle board centre and possibly a dive school too. Lots of people launch kayaks from here as it is right next to a road with a stone slipway leading down to the water. There used to be one at the east end also but this has been destroyed and mainly washed away due to storms and coastal erosion. Parking can be limited but there's always some nearby if you don't mind a little stroll down...

Continuing our adventures around Torbay we caught the bus to Wellswood and turned left walking past beautiful huge houses in the general direction of the sea. And…lo and behold we ended at Meadfoot beach which was really peaceful, basking in glorious sunshine and feeling like the vibe of a Mediterranean hideaway cove. Probably only the 2nd time I have been here and I have never sat and admired it in its glory. Pebbles,stones and some sand it wasn’t deterring the families enjoying and swimming …floating around looking at speed boats and day trip boats. Nice little cafe too with a good snack menu and then we strolled via Daddyhole back to Torquay which was only 15 to 20 minutes ….wow crazy we haven’t enjoyed it before. We...