Crooklets Beach - North Cornwall

The small beach of Crooklets ajoins Summerleaze and Northcott Mouth at low tide forming a larger bay. The sandy beach is bordered to the north by Wrangle point and seperated from Summerleaze beach to the south by a rocky outcrop.

A popular family beach with plenty of facilities, Crooklets can get a little busy during the summer months

The beach received a Blue Flag Award in 2007

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Parking: Car park by the beach

Surfing at Crooklets Beach

Crooklets is a well regarded surf spot with a variety of waves to suit all levels of surfer. To the north of the beach there is a righthander that breaks off Wrangles Rock which holds a fair size wave and can get quite hollow.

At the other end of the beach is Barrel Rock, a long left hander and in the middle, at high tide there is an infamous shore break. There is also a short right at Cross Rocks which is sometimes an option on blown out days

Due to it's proximity to the town, Crooklets can get pretty crowded. As a rule it is quieter further up towards Northcott Mouth.

lifeguard service: Lifeguard service during the summer months only

Dogs: No dogs from Easter Day to October 1st

Facilities: Having acheived Blue Flag status, Crooklets has a high level of facilities and disabled access. These include shops, toilets, a cafe and an outdoor swimming pool

Nearest town: Bude

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