Car park

Carpark is on the entry to a caravan site, no facilities to use. The walk down to the beach is easy.

No 'official' information on the internet about this car park so hopefully this is helpful: The car park is part of the Broughton Caravan Park. We arrived early on a Sunday to find the entry barrier closed. No way to pay or open the barrier (unless you're a guest at the caravan park) so we just waited. It opened just after 7am then stayed open. No height barrier so there aren't any restrictions on motorhomes etc., although overnight camping is not allowed. Car park is free. Loads of space. Mostly gravel with some grass. Good children's play area at the back. Easy walk to Broughton Bay beach and Bluepool Beach by walking through the caravan park. Or, head away from the caravan park on the footpath to go straight to Rhossili Bay beach.

Good big free car park for visitors to the beach, located just within the bounds of the caravan park. You have to go through a traffic light and rising barrier at the entrance. Walk to Rossili Beach over the sand dunes is quite long and challenging. Lots of wild flowers.

Decently large gravel car park around 0.5-1 mile to various beaches across the dunes. £5 to park for the day. Access road is narrow but passable even in larger vehicles.

It's a carpark that charged £5

The name is rubbish, should say which car park it is! £5 for the day isn't bad, a short walk through the caravan park takes you to tell fabulous beaches

Great for parking your car

It's a gravel car park, you need to pay £5 to park, it is accessible only via a single lane country road, however it has access to the most stunning beach and clearest water I have seen in the UK, there is a on ramp for anyone interested in taking a kayak, boat or just a simple way to get onto the beach, there isn't much shade once the sun is out and shining so be prepared to bring an umbrella or beach tent especially if you are visiting on a hot day

Good carpark next to the camp, very big could easily fit a lot of vehicles.