Chapel St Leonards Beach

This sand and shingle beach covers a long stretch of the coast, making it a firm favourite with families wanting to spend the day on the sand, as well as dog walkers. If you follow the beach South, a refreshing 6 mile walk will take you to the popular seaside town of Skegness. If you follow the beach North for around a mile, you will arrive at Chapel Point, home to the iconic North Sea Observatory.

The village of Chapel St Leonards is known as the 'village of two halves' thanks to its expansive unspoilt beaches, paired with its traditional amusements. If you're looking for somewhere less busy than the popular Skegness and Ingoldmells beaches, but still want to experience some of the classic seaside charm, then this is the perfect spot for you.

If you decide to dip your toes into the sea during your trip to Chapel St Leonards Beach, be sure to keep in mind there is no lifeguard service here, so ensure you adhere to the best safety practices, especially if entering the water, and read our guide to beach safety.

Where is Chapel St Leonards beach?

Chapel St Leonards beach is located in the quaint village of the same name, on the East Coast of Lincolnshire between Ingoldmells and Anderby Creek.

Is Chapel St Leonards beach dog friendly?

If your four-legged friend is in tow, keep in mind that dogs are not permitted on the central beach between 1st May to 30th September, but are allowed on the rest of the beach all year round. You can however still walk your dog along the promenade to access quieter areas to the North and South where does are welcome to play on the sand and enjoy the sea.

What's nearby?

Chapel St Leonards beach has an adjacent promenade which is home to a pub a café, perfect for grabbing a drink whilst keeping an eye on the rest of the family. Other nearby attractions include traditional arcade amusements and The Green - the heart of the village which hosts markets and events throughout the year.

Does Chapel St Leonards beach have parking?

The largest nearby car park is Well Vale, just a two-minute walk from the beach, which is accessed by a short flight of stairs.

Is Chapel St Leonards beach wheelchair accessible?

The concrete promenade runs along the length of the beach, and has access points to the beach.