Titchfield Haven Beach

Titchfield Haven Beach is a charming location known for its natural shingle beach. Visitors are advised to wear beach or water shoes due to the sharp stones. The beach is a popular spot for a variety of water activities including swimming, paddle boarding, and wind and kite boarding. It is also a great place for walks, with stunning views across to the Isle of Wight. The beach is particularly appealing for dog walkers and children who enjoy exploring the beach at low tide, looking for shells, crabs, and other marine life. The beach offers a range of amenities for visitors. There is a dedicated swim spot, although it is important to note that the beach is not lifeguarded. A small toilet block is conveniently located at one end of the beach. Refreshments are available from a coffee van and an ice cream van that are usually present. Parking is available adjacent to the beach, with a Pay & Display system in operation. The parking price is considered reasonable, with free parking available after 18:00. However, visitors should be aware that overnight stays are not permitted and parking spaces can be limited. It is important to ensure that if you find a space, you are in a marked bay and have paid for parking.