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Cleethorpes Tourist Information
Cleethorpes Tourist Information – Find Things to Do, Places to Stay, Eat & Explore
Plan Your Stay
From Start to Finish
Whether you’re visiting Cleethorpes for a relaxing seaside holiday, a weekend escape, or you’re here for work, we’ve put together a guide to make your trip run smoothly.
At Visit Cleethorpes, we’re based locally and know the area inside out—so this is your go-to guide for planning your stay from start to finish.
From travel tips and local transport to places to stay, eat and explore, you’ll find all the key information right here.
We also provide helpful resources such as:
Beach maps so you know where to go
Public toilet locations
Tide times to plan your beach visits safely
Car parking info, including along the promenade
Plus, you can browse our full range of local listings:
Accommodation – from beachfront apartments to contractor-friendly stays
Food & drink – cafés, restaurants, bars and takeaways
Things to do – attractions, family days out, hidden gems and more
Shops & local businesses – discover unique independents and services
Events – keep an eye on what’s on during your visit
Use the guide below to explore each part of your trip in detail – and make the most of your time in Cleethorpes.
Information from Cleethorpes council
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Outdoors and Recreation
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Things To Do
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Events in 2025
Events in and around Cleethorpes in 2025.
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Public Toilet Locations
🚻 Public Toilets in Cleethorpes – Locations & Opening Times
If you’re planning a day out in Cleethorpes, knowing where the nearest public toilets are can be a real time-saver — especially if you’re with kids, exploring for the day, or visiting with accessibility needs.
There are several council-operated public toilets in Cleethorpes, all maintained daily and conveniently located near the most popular attractions, beaches, and shopping areas.
Here’s a quick guide to where you’ll find them, including typical opening hours:
🛶 Boating Lake Toilets
Located next to the popular boating lake and Discovery Centre – ideal for families and dog walkers.
🕒 Open daily between 7am–8am and closes by 5pm–6pm in winter, or by 7pm in summer (Easter to end of September).
🏖️ Kingsway Toilets
Found along the main promenade, close to the beach and cafés.
🕒 Open daily between 7am–8am, closing 5pm–6pm in winter, and 8am–7pm in summer.
🛍️ Grant Street Toilets
Ideal if you’re arriving by train or exploring the town centre.
🕒 Same seasonal times as above – 7/8am to 5/6pm in winter, and 8am to 7pm in summer.
🛒 St Peter’s Avenue Toilets
Right in the heart of Cleethorpes’ main shopping street.
🕒 Open from 7am–8am with closing times between 5pm–6pm (winter) and up to 7pm (summer).
📝 Note: Closing times may vary slightly depending on cleaning schedules, as teams travel between locations to lock up. It’s a good idea to plan earlier in the evening if you’re relying on public facilities.
For the most up-to-date information, visit the official council page here:
👉 North East Lincolnshire Public Toilets
Tide Times
🌊 Cleethorpes Tide Times – Plan Your Beach Visit
Before heading to the beach, it’s important to check the tide times to make the most of your visit to Cleethorpes. With one of the largest tidal ranges in the UK, the sea here can change dramatically throughout the day—revealing wide stretches of sand at low tide and coming right up to the promenade at high tide.
Whether you’re enjoying the main beach, walking out across the sandbanks, or exploring the peaceful shoreline at Fitties Beach, tide times can help you plan your day with confidence.
📅 Check Today’s Tide Times:
👉 BBC Weather – Cleethorpes Tide Times
The link above provides:
Accurate high and low tide times
Tide heights
A 7-day forecast to help you plan ahead
Sunrise and sunset times
Cleethorpes’ beaches are beautiful at all times of day—but checking the tides helps ensure your visit is both safe and enjoyable, whether you’re walking, paddling, or simply relaxing with a view.
Car Parking
🅿️ Car Parking in Cleethorpes – Your Guide to Where to Park
Cleethorpes has a wide range of parking options, making it easy to explore the beach, town centre, and attractions without hassle. Most areas operate on a pay and display system, with many accepting contactless card payments or via the PayByPhone app.
🏖️ Promenade Parking
There are plenty of pay and display spaces all along the Cleethorpes Promenade, stretching from the pier to the quieter areas near the Humberston Fitties. These spots are ideal for beach days, arcades, and walking the seafront.
🚗 Town Centre & General Parking Options
Wardall Street Car Park – Close to the northern end of the promenade, arcades, and cafés
Cleethorpes Market Place – Ideal for popping into local shops, cafés and eateries
St Peter’s Avenue – Short-stay parking in the main shopping area
Car Park Opposite The Point Café – A fairly large and very central car park just off the High Street, offering easy access to shops, restaurants, and bars
Grant Street Car Park – Convenient for arrivals by train and a good option for longer visits
🎡 Attractions & Larger Car Parks
Leisure Centre Car Park – Located beside Cleethorpes Leisure Centre. While convenient, it may be intended for leisure centre users only, so check signage before leaving the site.
Discovery Centre / Oriental Express Car Park – A large pay and display car park close to the boating lake, light railway, paddling pool, and Fitties Beach entrance. Ideal for full beach days and family visits.
📱 Payments can usually be made by card, cash, or via the PayByPhone app.
🕐 Most car parks charge between 8am and 6pm, with mostly free evening rates.
📌 Always check signage for up-to-date prices and stay limits.
Cleethorpes Beach Map
🏖️ Cleethorpes Beach Map & Dog-Friendly Areas
Cleethorpes is home to a long, beautiful stretch of coastline, offering sandy beaches, grassy dunes, and peaceful estuary views. To help you explore with ease, we’ve included a handy guide to beach zones, dog-friendly areas, and walking routes — whether you’re here for a family day out, a long stroll, or visiting with your dog.
📍 View the Cleethorpes Beach Map:
👉 Download the Cleethorpes Beach Map (NELC)
(PDF map showing key areas, access points, toilets, and restrictions)
🐾 Dog-Friendly Areas on Cleethorpes Beach
Cleethorpes is a great place to visit with dogs, but there are seasonal restrictions in place to protect the busiest parts of the beach during the summer months.
❌ Dog Restrictions (18 April – 30 September):
Dogs are not allowed on the central section of the beach between the pier and Cleethorpes Leisure Centre during this period.
✅ Dog-Friendly All Year Round:
Cleethorpes Beach south of the Leisure Centre (towards the Discovery Centre and Humberston Fitties)
Fitties Beach – A peaceful, natural area that’s popular with walkers and dog owners
Cleethorpes Country Park – Not a beach, but a great off-lead spot with a large lake and woodland trails nearby
🗺️ Clear signage is in place along the beach to help you stay within dog-friendly zones, and waste bins are provided throughout the promenade and park areas.