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Mappleton Beach
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Mappleton Beach

East Yorkshire

Dog Friendly Rating:7/10A quiet, dog friendly sandy beach on the Holderness coast with no seasonal restrictions, a concrete slipway for easy access and an open, uncrowded character ideal for dog walking.

Mappleton Beach is a quiet, wide sandy beach on the Holderness coast north of Hornsea, accessible via a concrete slipway at the edge of the small village of Mappleton. The beach is largely undeveloped and relatively unknown, attracting dog walkers, anglers and those looking for a peaceful stretch of Yorkshire coast away from the busier resorts. The Holderness coastline here is actively eroding, and Mappleton became the focus of a coastal protection scheme in the 1990s that installed rock armour and the concrete slipway, though the area both north and south continues to recede. The beach is wide and flat, facing east across the North Sea.

Mappleton is listed among the dog friendly beaches of the Yorkshire coast with no reported seasonal restrictions: it does not appear in the ERYC PSPO ban list for Bridlington, Hornsea or Withernsea. The remote character and lack of facilities keep visitor numbers low, making it a consistently good dog friendly destination. The concrete slipway and car park make access easy year-round.

At a Glance

Dog Access
Year Round
Beach Type
Sand
Tide Notes
Wide flat sandy beach. The Holderness coast erodes rapidly; be aware of clifftop instability. The beach faces east and is exposed to North Sea conditions.
Facilities
Small car park at clifftop. No other beach facilities. Hornsea town (approx 3km south) has full amenities
Parking
Small clifftop car park at end of Cliff Road with concrete slipway to the beach

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53.9159, -0.1648

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