Kingston Beach is a beach composed of shingle and gravel located in Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex. The beach has been present since Roman times and is a part of the harbour. It features wooden groynes, a small sandy area, and a lighthouse with houses situated behind it.
The beach is popular among visitors who enjoy activities such as fishing, walking and watersports. However, there is no designated area for watersports, and no lifeguard cover. The lifeboat station is located adjacent to the beach to ensure the safety of visitors.
The harbour is used by both commercial and leisure vessels. Opposite the beach lies the Shoreham Redoubt, a fort constructed during the Victorian era. There is limited parking available, and dogs are permitted on the beach.
Kingston Beach is an excellent location to unwind and appreciate the scenery in West Sussex.
Visitor reviews highlight that the beach is a great place for dog walking and is often quiet and uncrowded. Visitors appreciate the large green space and easy-to-walk-on sand. However, some visitors note that it is a private beach and public access is limited, and that rare species conservation should be respected.
If you’re planning a trip to Kingston Beach, consider staying in Shoreham-by-Sea, where you can find accommodations within walking distance to the beach. The area is ideal for those who enjoy a mix of historical sites and beach activities, making it a perfect addition to a broader itinerary along the West Sussex coast.
The following map shows available accommodations and their prices. See the full list of accommodation options here.
Latitude: 50.8022004 / Longitude: -0.4602527
Kingston Beach is located in Worthing. The following map of Kingston Beach shows the exact location.
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