Part of the Stokes Bay Conservation area, Stokes Bay Beach is a favourite spot for its pebble shores, panoramic views, and tranquil atmosphere. From leisurely walks to water sports, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss the spectacular sunsets over the Solent.
Nearby, you can enjoy a children’s playground and splash park, adventure golf course, cafés, and a BBQ and picnic space. You can also enjoy the sea by hiring a kayak or paddleboard from Stoked Watersports. Dogs are allowed on the beach outside of the summer season.
Facts:
- Stokes Bay played a crucial role in the D-Day preparations; the Command Centre is now the Sailing Club.
- Stokes Bay is part of the Solent Way walking route.
- Stokes Bay is a hotspot for sailing, paddleboarding, and kayaking.
- A unique war memorial here honours the Canadian & British Troops which embarked on D-Day (1944), with the adjacent Mulberry Harbours Memorial.
- Stokes Bay is rumoured to have a “ghost ship” that appears in the fog.
Visitor Information:
Address: Stokes Bay Road, PO12 2TR.
Parking: Pebble Beach Car Park.
Facilities: Public toilets, children’s playground and splash park, adventure golf course, cafés, and a BBQ and picnic space.
Also nearby:
The Diving Museum, Stanley Park
More information:
Friends of Stokes Bay