The Leas Beach Park

Our site overlooks this beautiful sand and shingle beach. The water is safe and clean for paddling or swimming and the sand is great for sand castles! Walk for miles in either direction and visit neighbouring villages along the coast. The beach is reached by about 15 steps down the sea wall just opposite the site entrance.

If you are lucky you may find the fossil remains of ancient sea creatures, wood or even elephants. The beach is also a popular year-round location for sea fishing. Dogfish, Dabs, Skate, Place, Whiting and Cod are caught with high tides during the evening providing the best sport.

As Bacton is not classed as a 'resort' the water quality is not tested by the Environment Agency but several neighbouring beaches have qualified for a blue flag. The North Norfolk District Council tests the water quality at Bacton 20 times between May and September and the results for the last two years have classed the water quality as 'excellent'.