Felpham beach

The beach at Felpham is composed of shingle at the shore end, and low tide reveals large expanses of flat sand very similar to Aldwick, East and West Beaches. One difference is that Felpham beach has many rock pools which are exposed at low tide.

Along the peaceful promenade, there is plenty of seating situated within two greens along with a number of beach huts, which are privately rented or owned. There are also two Cafés and Felpham Yacht Club.

During the summer weekends, sailing races take part offshore. Felpham Village is a short walk from the Beach. The well known poet, William Blake lived in Felpham, and his cottage can be seen in Blakes Road.

Beach Facilities

• Two cafés
• Putting green
• Tennis courts
• Car park - (charges apply)
• Nearest Loo - next to the car park close to the beach