West Sussex, Sussex, England, United Kingdom

Climping Beach

Climping Beach is a picturesque location on the south coast, known for its sandy shores and stunning views. The beach offers wonderful walks, making it a great spot for nature lovers. However, visitors should be aware of the presence of large stones in the water, which may pose a safety concern. The beach's condition varies, with some areas covered in debris and broken concrete. The eastern part of the beach is generally in a better state.

The beach is equipped with a cafe, although some visitors have found the prices to be high. There are also numerous other dining options along the seafront. For families, an amusement park with rides, a soft play area, and slot machines is located nearby, providing entertainment for all ages.

Parking is available at Climping Beach, but it is a paid service. The beach is accessible from the nearby town of Littlehampton, which also boasts an award-winning beach and a marina. The town's river entrance is a popular spot for watching boats and ships sail by.

Discover accommodation options near Climping Beach and enjoy scenic walks along its sandy shores.

Visitors planning to swim at Climping Beach are advised to check the tide table beforehand. The beach can be dangerous for swimming during high tide due to broken sea defences below the water. Despite these challenges, Climping Beach remains a popular destination for its natural beauty and amenities.

What to do at Climping Beach?

Amenities

Climping Beach amenities include parking.

Restaurants

One of the best restaurants near Climping Beach is Restaurant at Bailiffscourt Hotel.

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the beauty of Climping beach with its sandy shores, stunning views, and wonderful walks. The nearby town of Littlehampton is also appreciated for its amusement park and marina. However, visitors complain about the expensive parking, unsafe swimming conditions due to broken sea defences and large stones in the water, and the beach's state of disrepair with debris and broken concrete.

Where to Stay near Climping Beach?

If you’re visiting Climping Beach, consider staying in the nearby town of Littlehampton, which offers a range of accommodations and amenities. Many visitors also choose to stay in Arundel, known for its historic castle and charming atmosphere, making it a perfect base for exploring the surrounding areas including the beach.

The following map shows available accommodations and their prices. See the full list of accommodation options here.

Where is Climping Beach?

Latitude: 50.7977822 / Longitude: -0.5733959

Climping Beach is located in West Sussex. The following map of Climping Beach shows the exact location.

Climping Beach: Weather Today

📅 Sunday, June 7, 2026
Today is definitely not the ideal day for a trip to Climping Beach. With a maximum air temperature of 16.5 °C and persistent light rain, you will likely find the conditions quite chilly and damp. The sky will remain mostly covered by clouds, and the blustery winds combined with significant wave activity reaching 2.1 m make the shoreline feel particularly rough and unwelcoming. Given the sea temperature is only 15.1 °C, the water is far too cold for swimming. Overall, it is a poor day to be by the coast, as the combination of grey skies and restless surf suggests that staying indoors or finding a sheltered activity elsewhere would be a much better choice for your afternoon.
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Air

Low / High12.2°C/16.5°C
Feels Like (High)14.1°C
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Sea

Sea Temperature15.1 °C
Wave Height2.1 m
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Rain

Rain Chance16%
Rainfall0.2 mm
Rain Duration3 h
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Sun

Sunrise / Sunset04:49/21:12
Sunshine Hours8.1 hrs
UV Index5.15
Cloud Cover86%
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Wind

Speed27.4 km/h
Gusts50.4 km/h
DirectionSW

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