4 Ways to Spend a Day at Mudeford Quay Beach

Are you planning a trip to Mudeford Quay Beach?

Explore our exclusive guide to Dorset’s beachfront, discovering popular tourist destinations and the local’s favourite spots.

In our blog, we’re sharing the most accessible transportation services, activities, sightseeing opportunities, and where to grab your classic fish and chips or delicious Mr Whippy.  

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Transport and  Parking | Mudeford Quay Beach

If you’re wondering how to get to and from Mudeford Quay Beach without the hassle of where to park and for how much, keep reading.

Mudeford Quay Car Park is open 24 hours a day and has 448 spaces and 24 disabled spaces. Simply put BH23 4AB in your Sat Nav, and voila!

In preparation for your visit, why not download these helpful online apps in advance, such as JustPark, RingGo, or PayByPhone? They will make things a lot easier on arrival, as you can beat the queues!

The car park charges range from £2.30 to £24, depending on the duration of your stay. The parking is only a short distance from Mudeford Beach's beautiful scenery, making it worthwhile.

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Things To Do | Mudeford Quay Beach

Once you’ve parked and unpacked, you’ll be excited to discover what else there is to explore. The possibilities are endless, from running with your kite along the sand to going for a dip in the sea to sunbathing on the beach.

The harbour offers a range of watersports, including kayaking, windsurfing, sailing, stand-up paddle boarding and a kids' club.

If you’re not keen on the water, try out a spot of crabbing! Grab a crab line, bucket, and bait, then enjoy capturing your snippy, snappy friends before throwing them back in the water.

Alternatively, collecting shells is a perfect way to enjoy the seaside without interacting with water or animals, and they make for the perfect addition to your memory box.

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Food and Drink | Mudeford Quay Beach

Ice cream by the seaside is everyone’s favourite treat when at the beach. 

From classic vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate flavours to more undistinguished pistachio and gooseberry flavours, choose your favourite and enjoy it in either a tub or cone topped with a flake (we know our preference!).

During your visit to Mudeford Quay Beach, you’ll find Balmer Lawn Hotel a mere 27-minute drive away.

Here, you can relax and unwind in luxurious comfort after a jam-packed day of exploring.

And if you’re feeling hungry, our restaurant serves delicious dishes; choose from our ‘from the field, sea, forest and grill’ range—with something to suit even the fussiest eaters!

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Beach Huts | Mudeford Quay Beach

If you’re looking for a way to escape to the beach without grit blowing into your sandwiches, why not consider a Mudeford Quay beach hut for the day?

This way, you can easily shelter from the wind and sun or change in and out of your swimwear as you please. Modern-day beach huts now include a designated kitchen space for preparing food and drinks, perfect for longer family days out!

Picture yourself having a refreshing dip in the sea before returning to your nearby beach hut, where you can unwind and satisfy your hunger.

If you’d like to learn more about planning your trip to Mudeford Quay Beach, please don’t hesitate to call 01590 623 116 to speak with a team member.


Alternatively, why not check out our recent blog and discover things to do in Lymington for your next weekend getaway?

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