Sandilands Beach

Sandilands Beach is a clean, picturesque and wide sandy beach on the Lincolnshire coast, part of the Lincolnshire Coastal Country Park and known for its colourful rows of traditional beach huts along the promenade. The beach is part of a National Trust property and is one of the more naturally managed stretches of the Lincolnshire coast, with the dune system and adjacent nature reserve supporting a variety of breeding birds, including short-eared owls, as well as coastal invertebrates. The Lincolnshire Coastal Country Park stretches five miles from here north to Chapel St Leonards, and the Coast Path connects to Mablethorpe to the north and Huttoft/Moggs Eye to the south.

Sandilands is listed as a dog friendly beach year-round, explicitly named in the East Lindsey PSPO dog-friendly beaches list. Dogs are permitted on the beach at all times. On the adjacent National Trust land, dogs must be kept on leads to protect ground-nesting birds, with water bowls provided at the site office. The beach itself is great for ball games and off-lead running. A car park sits directly at the beach (LN12 2RJ), making access very straightforward.