Anderby

A quiet, dune-backed sandy beach at Anderby Creek within the Lincolnshire Coastal Country Park, known for wide open sand and a relatively undeveloped setting.

Beach & safety

Water quality: Excellent

Lifeguard: No regular lifeguard service was verified.

Hazards: Fast-changing North Sea conditions, groynes, soft dunes and a rapidly advancing tide; check conditions before entering the water.

Amenities: car-park · toilets · cafe

Dogs

Unofficial source: View the supporting source →Not an authority; check current signage.

Family

Peaceful with parking, toilets and refreshments nearby, but there is no verified lifeguard patrol and fewer facilities than the main resorts.

Fishing

Exact Anderby Creek match reports document productive autumn and winter fishing around high water. Whiting dominate many catches, with dabs, flounder, lesser-spotted dogfish and occasional small turbot also recorded. One detailed 2023 report describes a steep high-tide bank, extra depth around high water, strong lateral current and large groundswell; these conditions can create tangles and are not child-friendly fishing conditions.

Species reported: Whiting, Dab, Flounder, Lesser-spotted dogfish, Turbot

Crabbing

unknown — No reliable exact-zone line-crabbing evidence was found. This is an open surf beach rather than a protected harbour-wall crabbing site.

Access & parking

Beach access from Sea Road/Anderby Creek car park through the dunes. Sat-nav: PE24 5XW. Get directions →