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 Most Campsites allow dogs but only if they are kept on leads and they are not allowed to roam the campsite.

 As for beaches there are a few that dogs are not allowed on during the high season ,this is annoying to us dog owners as most of the time dog owners are singled out to a shingle beach and not a sandy beach.This is the fact that it is due to irresponsable dog owners that just leave the dog mess lying around and cannot be bothered to pick the mess up.

 If all dog owners were like us campers then we wouldnt have the problem of taking any dog to any beach !!!

A friend of ours went the Magic Cove last summer - if you don't like the idea of having lots of dogs around you I wouldn't consider going here. Whilst it was almost certainly not like being in crufts, there were a lot of dogs - probably because it's SO dog friends and the dogs can go on the beach (a rare thing in peak season).

Perhaps not the best choice with a toddler....

We fancied Magic Cove or Watermouth Cove (see link) last summer http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/details.asp?revid=2721 and for no real reason other than the toss of a coin chose Watermouth Cove.

We spent a week there last June, and really enjoyed it. Its a well laid out site with good facilities and plenty to do in the area.

If you are looking for an alternative you could do worse.

Cheers

Paul