Treyarnon Bay
50° 31' 39" N 5° 1' 44" WTreyarnon Bay is a beautiful beach located on the North Cornwall coast, near the town of Padstow.
Treyarnon Bay, situated on the north coast of Cornwall, is a stunning beach known for its golden sands, clear waters, and family-friendly atmosphere. This beautiful bay offers a perfect escape for beachgoers looking to relax, swim, and explore. The expansive sandy beach, backed by low cliffs and dunes, is ideal for sunbathing, rock pooling, and surfing.
With its tranquil setting and natural beauty, Treyarnon Bay provides an excellent environment for a peaceful day by the sea. The area around the bay features coastal paths that offer breathtaking views and opportunities for scenic walks.
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- Carpark (Charges apply)
- Café (Seasonal)
- Restaurant
- Hazard: Tides (Rising / Falling)
- Hazard: Strong currents
- Lifeguards (Summer only)
- Dogs allowed (All year)
- 5 minute walk from carpark
History of Treyarnon Bay
Travel / Parking information for Treyarnon Bay
Directions to Treyarnon Bay
From the A30, take the exit onto the A39 towards Wadebridge. Follow the A39 and take the B3276 towards Padstow. Continue on the B3276, following signs for St Merryn. From St Merryn, follow signs for Treyarnon Bay. The route will lead you through picturesque countryside before arriving at the bay.
Parking for Treyarnon Bay
Parking at Treyarnon Bay is available in a car park located close to the beach, providing easy access to the sand and facilities. During peak times, the car park can fill up quickly, so it’s advisable to arrive early. Additional parking options may be available in nearby areas with a short walk to the beach. Please follow local parking regulations and be considerate of residents and other visitors when parking.
Watch an aerial video of the Treyarnon Bay, Cornwall
Treyarnon Bay is a lovely clean, north-west facing, sandy beach surrounded by low cliffs and backed by sand dunes. This popular family beach offers an expanse of fine sand at low water with plenty of nooks to discover. It’s a short walk around the point from Constantine Bay to the north.