Trusthorpe Beach

Trusthorpe Beach is a quiet, wide sandy beach on the Lincolnshire coast between Mablethorpe and Sutton on Sea, offering a peaceful alternative to the busier resort beaches nearby. The village of Trusthorpe is small and largely residential, with the beach accessed via a short walk across the dunes. The beach connects north to Mablethorpe and south to Sutton on Sea and Sandilands, making it a useful starting point for longer coastal walks on the Lincolnshire Coast Path. It is notably quieter than the larger resorts either side and sees relatively few visitors even during summer.

Trusthorpe is listed as a dog friendly beach and is explicitly named in the East Lindsey PSPO's list of dog-accessible beaches. No seasonal ban applies to Trusthorpe: dogs are welcome year-round, which makes it a popular choice for local dog walkers preferring to avoid the seasonal restrictions in place at Mablethorpe and Sutton on Sea. The beach is wide and sandy with plenty of off-lead space. Parking is available at the beach access points off Trusthorpe Road.